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... of every article into which it is wrought. Their Plate is made «f FINE SIL- VER, and therefore will not TARNISH so soon as Hall- marked silver, which is ALLOYED with COPPER. The Arms, Crest, or Cipher, may be engraved on it the same assilver, and, if ...
... seldom to be made, not being drafts. Price 2001. If wanted, application may be made lo Richard Adamsoo. Ken- nel Huntsman, Keith-Hall, North Britain.— Also the following Hunters will be solJ at laglismaldie, near Brechin, on Satur- day the 15th day of January ...
... -down JL HALL, nsar Epsom, Surrey, to be LET, for seven, fourteen, or twenty -one years, wilb immediate possession.— It contains an entrance hall, dining and drawing rooms, break- fast parlour, housekeeper's room, butler's pantry, servants' hall, an excellent ...
... the Circle by, _ «_ v Wilkinson, Kemp, Par»loe, &c. Grand Cavalcade of. _ ?? u„r_M The Entertainment* t» conclude with' ?? HALL at ASTLEY'S, Or, MULTUM IN PARVO.I i* _*i respectfully announced that Moo*. Venetien, sur-! 1 To,, French Alcide*, is engaged ...
... BUIV-siitEET. The driver of the hackney-coach, No. 158, was summoned before Mr. HALLS yesterday, to answer the complaint of Mr. Augustus Whitmore. Mr. Whitmore stated that he took the defendant's coach in Catherine-street, Strand, and told him to drive ...
... Cheapside, G:EORGE WEIR, deceased.— Govan and Wein— The CREDITORS (if any), of GEORGE WEIR, late of St. James's-place, Hackney.road, and of Lloyd's Coffeehouse, Underwriter, deceased; or of the late Partnership of Govan and Weir, are requested to send forthwith ...
... Is 5d to Is 10d per doz. MARRIED.—Mr. Staniland, surgeon, of Fareham, Hants,to Clara Ann, sth daughter of the late Mr. J. Hall. DlED—Amelia, wife of Mr. George Granger, Queen-square.-84. sliss Fanny Allen.— Mrs. Ann Edgell, of Bedminster.—At Marshfield ...
... must now take her stand in the great Council of the nation'; theother Reform, the funeral knell of the boroughmongers. Morris Kirkwood and Blands's premises, in Mr. Douglas's t sp e le p n u d b id lic p a ro tt p e e n r t t i y on. in BAersgidye ...
... J- Keasley,E-q. Rev. D. Edw. Murphy, Esq. Harrinetun. Thomas Murphy, Esq. Rov* *P* Kiernan. Edm. Penthony O’KelJy, Esq. Win Morris. Nicholas Power. Esq. Rev*. Edward Scott. «'*•»• Southwell. Edward Collins, Esq. ,er ur f | ‘i E ' Charles lanes. Esq. Tyrrell ...
... «ie pos- ■*,^^^ent relative to the dreadful cotetagion wnich n 1 ?? 8 the North of Europe, He did not mean to say that the Govanment had not acted with sufficient promptitude to ar- rest its progress, but it would be necessary, for tbe satisfastion of -KSS&fti* ...
... Captain, by purchase; Second Lieut. Robert Atkins, vice Fitzgerald, to be Lieutenant , by purchase ; Gentleman Cadet John Morris, from the Itoyal Military College, vice Atkins, to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase. 65th Foot—Capt. John Rawson Stepney ...
... Mr.J. B. Y. Buller was actively engaged in canvassing Exeter and its neighbourhood, dunng last week. Paisley. —Morris Pollock, Esq., of Govan, is the gentleman who is about to start for the representation of ais ley. John King, Esq. advocate, has been ...