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... on the Evening t& T No Person can be admitted without a Chafacler Dress, or Mask and Dominc*. . CHORAL FUND, i ~ ' — ' — Instituted for the Relijf cf Decayed Members, their ?? , _ Widows, and Orphaps, Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the Duke ...
... SITUATION of the . POOR in the METROPOLIS, as contributing .to the progress of . contagious diseases; with a plan for the institution or Houses of Recovery for .persons i:ifccted by Fever. • . Also, Price Sixpence or Three Shillings a dozen, or a Guinea ...
... Mehul, Member of the National Institute, and of the Conservatory of Music at Paris. 5. An Italian Air, composed by Haibel. 6. A Song, composed by Steibelt. 7. Air Air, composed by Chambini, Member of the National Institute, and- of the Conservatory of ...
... Mehul, Member of the National Institute, and of the Conservatory of Music at Paris. 5. An Italian Air, composed by Haibel. 6. A Song, composed by Steibelt. 7._ An Air, composed 'by Chembini, Member of the National Institute, and of the Conservatory of Music ...
... by , direcelnsese Whose benevolence and . chafity had l i e ln to superintend the arcangement of -'‘(pl.'it)g Hospital Institution: ) Lindsay, resident Apoth e ca r y t o Proved that the prisoner, under the of Margaret Collins, had, under a.i'dation from ...
... present a 'for a , Y 0 UN G ENTL as, a' P.V1P1;.,1 He hive an opportunity of. atteartling the Phypcian'spiaAiLe tb the Institutical. For Parricuhrs, a line addri4stA to A. B. at Messrs. Murray and I-Egltlcy's, Booksliers,! - Pleet-streeti will.be attended ...
... Esq. 'Frrita.Frults-Office, Temple; and the Rev. Dr. Pearce, Lanibeth-Terrace, gratis. Benefactibns to this Charity will be thankfully received by John Bacon . ,.,Esq. TrCasurer, or the Rev. Dr. Pearce, Secretary to the Stewards. • . AMERICAN FLOUT , - ...
... -street ; Messrs. Rivingtons, -St. Paul's Church- yard; John Bacon, Esq. First- Fruits-Office, Temple; awl the Rev. Doctor Pearce, Lainbsth-tcrrace, gratis. Benefactions to this Charity will be thankfully received by John Bacon, Esq. Treausurer ; or the ...
... Esq. First-Fruits-Office, Temple; and the Rev. Dr. Pearce,_ Lambeth-Terrace, gratis. . . . . - Benefactions to this Chai - will be thankfully received by John Bacon, Esq. Trcasurer, or the Rev. Dr. Pearce, Secretary to the Stewards. , MARGATE SEA-BATIIINfiI ...
... chiefly at will. Further Particulars may be kid at the said Master's Clumbers iv Southampton-buildings ; of Messrs. Mayq and Pearce, Solicitors, Cloak-lane, Q'ueen-stteet' Cheapside; ot Mr. Ilinrich, Solicitor, Palsgrave-place' Temple Bar; and of Mr. Plumridge ...
... proposed: He th6ught that by annex- Institution that already fornled.and exlsteiee, it for purposet a''Very Sirni • lar nature, this might eKCied.' Besides, great as • the pittsent estitna;expenve 'of 'thi? Institution is, he would Wish to know;if Ministe ...
... among numerous others, Abstradts of tite fol- lowing iinnortant and recent Foreign Publications : Me- -raoirs ofthe National Institute of Sciences, ...