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... Mr. Lovcrrivecl town about r 'l 1 ~ -Lorenra, Mrs. Windsor—Victoria, Mrs. Sims is not the same who —lsabella, Miss Summers—Catalina, Miss Mills. , and it was said ' v, 'icli will added, (positively the last lime this from Paris with Season) a Grand Operatic ...
... Copenhagen. &c. Emhehisbed with beautiful Frontispiece. Carefully revised bv the Rev. J. _ T T Sold W. Sheppard, W. Browne,R. Barry. J. Lamdown, W. Bulg n, Norton and Sons, and J. Richardson, Bristol; Gibbons. Hazard, Godwin. S«age. Mejler, Smith, Morgan and ...
... situation is an advantageous one and the Youth will liberally treated, a suitable premium will be expected. Apply (post paid), to W. D. Rolfs, Esq. St. Augustine’s Place, Bristol; or Messrs. Bennett and Eykin, Druggists, Oxford. PORTRAIT PAINTING. A R. HOBDAY ...
... of Love, in 3 Yols. By J. Corky, Author Alfred; a View London, &c. Miss GUNNING’S EXILES of ERIN. Vols. THE RED TYGER, by Mr. Barry, 3 Vols. Sold by W. Sheppard, vV‘. Browne, R. Barry, J. Lansdown, W. Bo'gin, Norton and Sons, and J. Richardson, Bristol ...
... of Glasgow erected this column, A. D. 1807.” Hon. Colonel Harcourt, of the regt. foot, has offered himself for the city of Lincoln, in opposition to the Earl of Mexboroueh. The marriage between Maquis Townsend and Miss Walcup said to be finally arranged ...
... ace, to Miss Jeakitl, trawberry-hall. Surry.—J. Grant, Esq. to Helen adelphia Nixon, youngest daughter of the late or-General Sir Eccles Nixon..—At Lymiqgton, J. illam, Esq. to Miss Rogers, niece of Major Keech, ingwood. Isle of Wight.—Rev. ...
... succouring e object of their islntid St. [ted vast depremts cousi* j tbis.expeddion, another y. The French schooners laden icess Mary, from account of the provisions.—The famine, fcr.d saw d was uvernor had the which nity, bad offered was expected to •land ...
... of laverhum. Saturday was married Sr. Martin’s church, Birmingham, U»e Rev. J. Gorkin, this city, to Miss Jones, the Crescent, Birmingham. [The marriage of Mr. S. Wallis Miss Pember, inserted in our paper the 16th inst. although having the signature of ...
... Hrockley, Mr. N. Taylor, to Miss I‘lumiey, eldest daughter Mr. lioinas Llumley, Wriiigton-Jodge, am! sister Mr. George Plumley, furrier, Maryport-street, in this i?itv. Last week was married at Yatton, Mr. Wyatt of liidiport, to Miss Halier, daughter Mr! William ...
... PROMOTIONS. Koval Bristol Light Horse 1V ,( j,— Sir Robert Kingstinii, iiurt. .\iiiJor-ConiiUtiiiridi)t f vice resigned. Rond, Ksq. vice KingsmilJ, promoted ; Sara, liovvdcn. Esq. vice H.irvev, resigned ; am) Feddin, Esq. vice Claxtou, ie«Etied, to ...
... ir ASKS of IN DIGO, one caik lot ; f ,) * y HALF SEKONS Spanish INDIGO, one jl'J- be viewed on *he Wednesday preceding the tale, at Mr. Hanis’s Cooperage, Small-street. J. STEPHENS. Uroker. FOR SALE AUCTION, the Exchange House, in the City of Bristol ...
... indebted to the Estate said Wm. Millard, are requested to pay the same fo>.ail Samuel Millard. ( One Concern I THE Miss llfi °f VA' FI Kr.D-CIIKEN, {Nine from-Bath,) O\T INU to RECEIVE Select Number of YOUNG (. Their Terms for Board and Tuition arc Twenty-five ...