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... water on this side of Swinley, and, bein» taken, the day's sport terminated. ?? The Royal Family yesterday attended dlym- service at Sr. George's Chapel,' Windsor j wl, v * they heard a,. sermon delivered by the Rev. j) r Wilson, Canon in Residence, from ...
... Volumes, and every other Article specified in his Catalogue. AT a MEETING of the COxMMITTEE of theMASTERTAILORS, held at the Queen's Head Tavern, Hoi born, on Wednesday, December 31, 1800, Mr. SMITH, in the Chair. The following Resolutions were entered into ...
... Threatened Famine traced to I its R«^l Sources, A.-c. And, on Monday next,. j Humane Suggestions to Members of the First Imperial Parliament, i; t r. • - -f , This div is published, price is. 6d. THOUGHTS on the best Modes of Carrying into effoa HIS ...
... closes Ltter-pres., on fine wber _Jd twenty-four plans of cities. t ?? ai.u This grand military work has been honoured with the examination and sanctum of the first military eh,. .. . . ; Europe The Archduke Charles and ?? SJBSiM aeclarcd, by the second ...
... PPlication imme- diately to the Ofiices opened by the Masters, when and where they will meet wih employment. OFFICES. £o**l, Queen-street, Golden-square. hall-'strc-t aftS C ° UIt ' opposite the Jndia-House, Leaden- No. 4, Johns-court, St. M^artin's-le-Grand ...
... Piccadilly ; Evar.s, Pall-Mall * and all the other principal Booksellers. NEW ENGLISH ATI AS, IMPERIAL SHEET SIZE. , This Day is published, Pnnted on the best wove Imperial paper, hot pre^s-d pnep o-. 6d. nently coloured, or Si. iund.omeiy stained, SMITH'S NEW ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS'. Monday, February* 2, His Majesty came down to the House with the usual forms about half past two o'clock, and, being seated on the Throne, and the Commons attending, opened the business ofthe Imperial Parliament with ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Mondny, Feb. 16. The LORD CHANCELLOR brought in a bjll, altering the law between Debtor and Creditor. — His Lordship prefaced it with a short explanatory speech, from which it appears that Hs principal ob- jeft is ...
... to Wet Nurse, at 7 , V , h « me °, r . abroad, by a young Woman, lately lain-in with her first child ; has a good breast of milk, and lives in an airy situation 111 the neighbourhood of Fort man-square • has no objection to one to Dry nurse. Letters ...
... same be puhlished in the Daily Papers. K. GRASSWELL, Secretary. B TO IHE AFFLUENT AND HUMANE.' ti-*v. rCC i n V De H hofa Military Gentleman in m_y% , roi_-r% s V,f W Jl at C-^SSS S_?r ?? -JS 1 - VllJ be -° tall ?? inadequate even for oh£_ rtSS. ?? i» ...
... Evening, by the Rev. J. Hale, •LB. Curate of St. Luke, Middlesex, and Assistant Lec- turer of St. C lies, Cripple}-, te — Service to begin at Eleven n'clock ia the _*_*noon * at Half-past Three in the After- ■^•n; and at ?? Six in ths Evening. 1 lie ...
... the By Miss CARTWHIGHT. In the course of this Entertainment will be sune tlie follow- ing Songs r^Belles, hax-e at ye AUI-Nurse's Ditty; or, Hus a-bve Baby— Signor Arionelli's I nstrudions-r Fickle l-ashion— Love begging Pardon— An Old Woman's Sone— The ...