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... UPPINGHAM SECOND SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY will be at the SCHOOL - ROOM 011 EASTER MONDAY next, APRIL 14. UPPINGHAM, April 2, 1800. WHOLT, fun. lakes this Opportunity • of acquainting Friends and the Public, that he purpofes immediately to decline the Giocery ...
... will on MONDAY the Seventh day of APRIL J. O'BRIEN, . H. SHEILD.f Stewards BALL and CARD ASSEMBLY will the TALBOT IKN, on EASTER TUESDAY, the bth of APRIL next. Tickets Ss.6d. to be had at the Bar of the Inn. .T. KEY, W. SLATOR, vStewards. J.PHIPPS. S ...
... HOLBEACH BALL and CARD ASSEMBLY will be at the TALBOT INN, EASTER TUESDAY; the Bth APRIL next. Tickets 3s. 6d. to be had at the Bar of the Inn. J. KEY, W. SLATOR, >Stewards. ________ J.PHIPPS, > THATCHED HOUSE TAVERN, ST. JAMES'-STREET, LONDON. THE next ...
... the last round —Good grass for mares, and proper care taken of them. N- He will be shewn at Peterborough on Easter-eve, and at Spalding on Easter Sunday, for the fi'st time- ...
... covering, or the last round —Good grass for mares, and proper care taken of them N. will shewn Peterborough on Easter-eve, and at Spalding Easter Sunday, for the first time. VA LUABLE SHEEP. To SOLD Private Contract, At the Salutation Inn, Doncaster, on ...
... hunting, viz. A white Gelding, got by Silver, dam Mambrino, rising nine years old. A br«wn Gelding, got by Oberon, dam Ycßing Eclipse, rising seven years old. A bay Gelding, got by Lißle Isaac, rising seven years old. Further particulars may be known by enquiring ...
... the War Department was to take place, Mr. Cannis was induced, in the first instance, to conseat to its pos poaement till the rising of Parliament, parily by tt r?;rcsentntious made to himself of the inconvenienct of any change in the middle of a Session ...
... to held in and for the division of the said county of Lincoln, at Kirton in the said parts, in the week after the Feast of Easter,, for a re-ascertainment of the Value of the Corn Rents respectively payable to them Lessee and Vicar, as the Aet of Parliament ...
... above the pay as Colonel of the regiment he brought over with him, which would be about £l5OO. aear. ’ T.ord Milton did not rise to oppose the motion, but to question the propriety of drawing the sum demauded from the source aliuded to, The enormous increase ...
... hearts of all mankind are against him. Renown or infamy, or bondage, depend upon yourselves at this eventful crisis. If you rise the fullness of nat'. r.al might, you will irresistible. Assure yourselves that the efforts .of other countries will be the ...
... tjie speaker did not intend to speak, but it arose from tiie occasion. It appropriate and energetic—as the speech which gave rise to it required. It was heard and it felt. We repeat, then, the expression which we last week made use of-— It was cheer that ...
... wish to be informed whether it was his intention to bring in the bill for tbe relief of the Roman catholics previous to the Easter recess. He conceived that it would be better to postpone the measure till the expiration of the holidays, as the progress ...