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... F one nJ 'wo liorfes. hi YOUNG LADY and the CHILD of PROMISE : 7 conclude •with THE TAILOR': DISASTER; Or, HIS JOURNEY to EREN 1 FORD, Boxes, Two Shillings—Pit, One shilling. Doors j ned a qu fix, and begin a lever. MelTs Handy and Franklin, during their ...
... morning the trial of Mr. Justice Johnson, for 1 .hel, came on in the of King’* Bench. The Attorney General opened the case the pi>t ol the Pio-eculion, in speech considerable length ; and called lour Witnesses to prove the publication. Mr. Adam, for Defendant ...
... Highness’s which were taken, had they not sent to England, butt seiemniy engage that they shall be returned to the Sublime Porte.” Pits proposal was accepted, and Mahomet’s Ki- aja dispatched to take possessionof the P! fortifications, artillery, stores, ard ...
... race-horfe that may be hereafthcr eutered to run for the King's plate. PRICE Of STOCKS. Bank Stock 2394 Lon-j. Ann 18 16| 3 per C. Red fif.' | India Bonds 2* 4- pre. 3 per C C 65| Imp 3 per C 6*>f 4 per Cent. C. 82| Ex Bi Is, 3s 6s pre. 5 per C. N 97f 98 Omnium ...
... more than ten inches in length, and about eleven inches in circum- ference. They had lost thtir black colour and become red, or red and white. Other black potatoes of the fame size and growth, cut set 3, four or five in number, and with several eyes in ...
... sleeji- ing, For the red won the race, and 1 paid for my peeping However, well pleas'd with the sport 3 of the day, 1 thought I'd c'en venture to go to the (day ; So mus'er'd up spirits to purchase admission, Aod sit down in the pit with amazing precision ...
... him . . this country ? 's.s answer w *(> •ti * gamed for it whit had saved, ITS XttW. This irafion was made i,I of great disaster, with respect foreign c.n.jfl J tries. They would give him have now beafl I , that in the energies the ConstL* thoa. s* it ...
... hi* Excellency the Ambaflador, who, trffa-lefce was iv captivity 4 in Cefina, fats .birth- place, ?? him to -return to bis *#pit*l. ?? him tbat tbe Marches fhoold be reftored-tt him Inafewdays. His concludes by faying, tbat be fhail oiioofe the ioytity ...
... William Bumber, as ' Thi- faro i* silnste adjoininglhe turnpike. road, ,ipsfr«ro! . ...
... taken up by the vigilant Go- vernor, on board of wbich 6000 troops are embarked, destined to the Persian Gulpb, to repair the disaster suffered by the surprise of the detachment left by Sh* Wm. Kier, under the direction of a young man. The gallant Gen. Lionel ...
... I -Presicing _ome strange and eccentric disaster ! — ?? A glass then ot red; and now Paddy more asy Poar'd ooe Irom tbe Jar, — but seem'd suddenly r r.z> ; la wonder absorb'd — and by terror transfix ?? For red wioeand while now together were mix'd. ** ...
... extent of several nd es, and miitinue«l for *»omc hours. Several accidents baj-p* *n tl»c riv«-r i*t cot»*equence, but no disaster. Wednesday afternoon arrived at the King’s Amis Inn, Liverpool, by the M »«•-.*ic, steam packet, from the Lie Man, his Grace ...