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... Crimes, Education of the Poor, and Schools ; to Sir J. Mackintosh. By W. L. Bowles, econd a nd freeing the Atmosphere of London from its Smoke V a p ours . By W. F ren d , E sq. .Aiatia, or Fingal ascertained and traced in Ulster. Campbell, F.sq. M.A. F.A ...
... Robert Fcott. every Wednesday, at No. 3, Pall Mall Court, Pat h i p were he will h? happy to receive Communications from any part of :he World; to be l'nd also of every Newsman or ilearler in Rook*. throtozhout the Empire. To the f0r, of the Paper mast ...
... perfectly free from any deleted'Rredieuts. and its environs for eight and ten prompt attention, and be supplied -80 s per barrel, or 86 gallons. - 483 do. -36 s do. -20 s ,do. ,PR.IL FOR THE SALE OF INDIA COMPANY'S TEAS, Packages, as received from China. have ...
... A-hurst, or one of them. in a fine sporting part of ihe county of Sussex, three miles from Steyn- ing and eight from Horsham, nud about a mile from the turnpike road leading from Wot thing to London; consisting of a good Farm-house, two barns, and convenient ...
... of GmIEAT BRITAIN, from the ~if earliest Period. Eingraved in the t.lnest style, from Origitial Picttures in the Galleries of the Nobility, and the Public Collections of the Country. dI PsrtL.-Cotltt'iit Sir Philip Sidney, from the~uke ofBedford'sCollcO- ...
... the r-ra/Wrir—Or. what principle, or what law Mn. Mounts can from her income, and at the time prevent her from procuring I laolisli not comprehend—Finally, your lorheaninee, ;n th’i ins ane* from calling names lor the public good—and bylullyand lairly inserting ...
... Clothing 642 3 2 Fr.im Calcutta (additional Remittance) 140 0 0 From Bombay, ditto 5,059 13 10 Balance of Subscription from Lynn, per Bar- ?? 0 15 0 £308,706 11 3 Subscriptions made and remitted from various Cities, Towns, and Ports of England, Scot- land, and ...
... modern. It tvill be the atlxisets care of trie editor to give the nasraes of the authors from whom lie r~ir tI n.-ar s that trill niarich tcie pages of Clark's Scrap-Book. 'I'I II- SdPICiUL1lPOr, pt-i,s Two-prnce, als eatirely ?? Publication, to form a Co ...
... and Lady -Molesworth from a was probably different from that of the American but as a t the liberty of moving, Thr may deservedly be [From the Ga:iette de France of Thursday.l tour. .. • „ of erecting a statue practice of disfigtiring Mb 'body, which ...
... ORIGJNAL EXTRACTS FROM AN OXONIAN'S SCRAP-BOOK. No. V. It is very remarkable, that a custom so extraordinary 0 that of tattooing and staining the skin, should have Pre' vailed among so many .barbarous nations, having rently no previous intacourse. The ...
... must be in substantial repair, and not more ihan half a mile from a Church or Chapel. Siiuaiion must be in a town, village, high road, or close to one where stages pass. Distance from London from two lo twelve tniles. Rent must be moderate. Address letters ...
... situate in a fine part of ihe County uf Wilts, about three miles from Calne (on the London-Road), about seven miles from Devizes, and nine from Chippenham and Marlborough, and eighty-four from London. — This Estale offers a most advantageous opportunity for ...