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... itseflective force In Ornzi., I lef. the regime..,, of Vi!l,,vivi..*a, the 'lmltai:oii I of vol.iu.eers of Victoria, and ?? ?? ilw- regiment ol i ihe Queen, ,n«l -r the orders -f Gri-a.l-tr-t.'eneraJ Martini, d- j Malasp.na, in ..liser ve Hie advanced parties ...
... Course, TOOgv h. ft. Ld Grosvenor's Plover rec. Vbgs. from Major M ilson'- ru- niper,Sst. 91b. each. D. I. IW^s Ld Oxfords Victoria Sst. rcc. .JOgs. from Id I' II set s Scorpion, Sst. 51b. Ji. C If.t)gs. Major V» iieatle\ s Ilippopenes, »tt. 71b. rec. ...
... Hint a vcrv valuable convoy, consist ine of Joseph Bonaparte's baggage and property, h-s been rntercepted by Mina, near Victoria. General Blake rrm-sed the Guadiann (as had been arranged) o 1 the 22 d in- stant, r.*t7 I understand *vas at Castillegos ...
... to run ou Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in the same Meeting. AOFJ!. sf. lb. Mr. Jones's Ponltnn Cyrs 9 9 Lord Oxford's Victoria need 9 9 Lord Lowiber's ?? 5 vrs 9 7 .. - Pope 5 yrs 9 7 Lord Jersey's t_ninrti.ii aged 9 4 1 — Robin syrs 9 4 Mr. Andrew's ...
... M»re, Lot 7,4 years old, in ftval to the brother of Victoria. 11. A Bay Mare, (qualified for any Stake.) by Waiter, dam hy Alexander, out of Kiss my Lady, by lligbfljer, in foal to the brother to Victoria. By Messrs. TAT TMtSAL^oiTMoNUAYTTIhT-Jid of March ...
... ih*-ee be-t bed-roons, &c. the lease s^ven years. — laiquiries to be made at Mr. Yeeod's, Baker, Welbeck-.-tr.ei, comer of Queen Anne street. \ i OJJNG LADY, vry w«*U connected, \vLhes __.iL to become COM PAN lON to a Ludy or respectability; has no objection ...
... Mare, Lot 7, 4 years old, in foul to the brother of Victoria. 11. A Bay Mare, (qualified for any Slakes) by Warier, dam by Alennnder, out of Kiss my Lady, by Highflyer, in foal to the brother to Victoria. By Messis. TATTFRSALL on Monday, March 15, following ...
... of his II us mess, and car. have n good character from llis last place.— Address by leiier post paid, to I-). M.37. I.itlie Queen-streel. Lincoln's Inn fields. CJ. 0 V KK.YESS WANTKIJfora Noliif.nan's Ta. M mtly. An accomplished and experienced Person will ...
... wiib 18 acres of rich pasture laud. — For particulars apply to Mr. Thus. Chandler, inthe village; or at No. S, Well- court. Queen-street, ?? p-ide. — A Coach to and from town, and lire Twopenny Post. twice daily. KCHARD-STREET, Portman-square.— To be LETT ...
... for delivery To-morrow and Monday next, from nine o'clock in the morning till nine at night, at Sir C. W. Flint's, Gre.it Queen-street, Westminster ; and at Mr. 1 1 old EN ?? No. 9. Ilnrpur-street, B'.oonasbury ;an J at his Office, Ne* City Chambers. ...
... included, may be had of the Stew- ards; of the Secretary, No. 33, Berner' s-street; and at the Bar of Freemason's Tavern, ('reat Queen-street. T77TIi7GENTi7OIEN% - CLERGA\^a _ FREEHOLDEItSof the Comity of NOTTINGHAM. Oevtlevev, rTJNjIK liberal professions cf ...
... site for the above; would have no obi ct on to attend on Two Young Ladies.â Direct w A. B- at Sir. Si.^siord'., Baker, lb, Queen Ann-street West, Caven- dish-square. ' AS Ukdfr Gardener, or Forematr, a Young Man, a'oout 21 years of age, who has a knowledge ...