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... desirous of speedily acquiring a correct M a new Plan. By Joseph Guy, jun. Mast Foley-street. London: Plinted for Baldwin, Cradock sow; by whom also are published by the s 1. The ENGLISH SCHOOL GR AMM illustration is, in every step, blended wit amples, anti ...
... and Gilding Composition Pastes, of new and superior Quality. By G. A. JARRIN, Ornamental Confectioner at Messrs. Gunters, Betkeley-square. London: Printed for J. Harding, 3, St. James's -street. ANNE OF SWANSEA'S NEW WORK. This Dau are published, in 5 ...
... Bribery every. General Election. But - the case disclosed with respect to Grampound upon a very recent occasion, fully illustrated the inefficiency of the law as it stood, for the prevention of bribery. But the nefarious practices at Grampound were brought ...
... Gray's Lan-square, London. - • GAMSON .Gainsbeiti', mercer, May 22,23, and June 22, at eleven, . at the Masons' Aims Inn, Gainsboro'. Attorneys, Messrs. 'laniard, and Co. Gainsboro' ; and Messrs. Stocker and Co., New Boswell. court, London. May 9, at Sevenoaks ...
... twelve, at the Court of Commissioners, London -Oct, 29. R. Clay, Stamford, Lincoln, scrivener, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners, London , -Oct. 81, G. Mel- Crediton, Devon, tanner, at elcven, at the Old London Inn, Exeter-Oct. 26. W. L. Bryan It ...
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... sanctity of the tomb. I' Present restrictions dead bodies are become in. London, and some of the dissecting root lutely without an adult subject. When his Royal Highness the Duk London on Sunday se'nnight, on a vis' Bridgewater, in Hertfordshire, he w slight ...
... which he interpreted the witness's and complimented him on the ability and intelligence ci in conducting her examination. LONDON SESSIONS, JuLT 5. - The Adjourned Sessions f or th e Cit y o f L o ndon we re j; before the Lord M a yor, th e R ecor d er ...
... Joy. By whom also is miped, in a neat volume, price 4s. for MIDSUMMER., MERRIMENT for MICHAELMAS, 1 44 1 .1'UL NESS for CHRISTMAS, LAUGIITE It for LADY-DAY; tillt4' s g a Collection of Parlour Poetry, and Drawing-Room Drollery, 'lleh t 'e for all Seasons ...
... large-beaded Hounds—Runs—sharp Noses. • 6: When the foe bath bereft ye,'—The Patriot's Address to his tbtititrymen. Christmas Congratulations and New Year's Hopes, by 'A Courser.' N. The Fox-Chase compared with Hare-Hunting—Qualifications for it Fox-Hunter—of ...
... last Livraisons of this important Work are The new Chief Justice of the Commons Pleas (Sir R. Gil n a forward state. ford), the new Chief Baron (Mr. Alexander), and the Printed for Henry Connirn, B,,New Burlington-street; and M. Bossa C 1 Attorney General ...
... in I 'he new Chief Justice o f the C o mmons Pleas (Si r It. Gil' i . B. Th e fourth and last Livraisons of this' N important Work are hi a forward state. I), the new Chief Baron ( Mr. Alexander); and the nef Printed for Henry Coniurn, S h .,New Burlin ...