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... Sewers' Committee had taken tato eoaskieediou the letter received from the Privy Council in regard to the thottl fever in Oldleld-row; but the chairman having taken away the evidence for the purpose of demise up a report, which he had not been able to complete ...
... Parriages, and Paths. ItEGIMTRAIR or DEATIIN.—St. Augmaine. SL Michael, and S. Georile, Brendan-hul : G. F. Powell. 3. Lower Park-row.-Bt. James: H. 0. 9 Dighton-rtrret. — St. Pawl and St. Philip aped Jacob Unit a.)): J. Brady. tilimoester-stead.—/tedeial; Mow ...
... lio,ono, 111 10,150 Shiers of each. RNOIS'eERED. OFFICEs- on, BROAD STREET. nnisirol.. DIRECTORS—Meson. Samuel Bryant, lark-row, Bristol; Thomas D. Fox -ell, Knowles Richard M. Bryant, 82, Old Market-street ; Jaen Nightingale, 4, Meridian-place, Clifton ...
... brought from China. We can leani, perhaps, of those whom we eudeavour to teach. I am, sir, yours truly„ WILLI 9, Albemarle-row, Clifton, Bristol, 23rd Jan., 0,4.. GUN ACCIDENTS. To the Editor of the Iktily PM. connexion with the late melancholy accident ...
... looms, Shares of AI each. REG ISTERE D. orricKs-60, BROAD STREET, BRISTOL. Dißeclons—liessrs. Samuel Bryant, M.R.C.S., Park-row, Bristol; Thomas D. Foxwell, Knowle; Richard M. Bryant, as, Old Market-Street ; John Nightingale, 4, Meridian-pin Clifton; ...
... much .he may have been bent captivating the royal heart even at that period, she might have still been dancing in the Mont row of the extrie of ' The Hamadryada' if chance had not favoured her intentions and delivered the royal captive, band hand and ...
... Notting-hill, Oxford-street. Portman-square, Red Llon - street,Regent.stre e f, 81ovv - ttrevt . Somers Town, Southampton-row, St. John's Woel. ea Churchyard, Tottenham Court Road, Walwerm, Westhourneterrace, he. -- Count r y: Barking, Brentwood nowenhead ...
... tiraths. REGISTNAIUI OF BIOTIN AND DEATIM.—St. ANgNatine, Si. Michael, and St. George, Drandom-Alit: G. F. Powell, 3, Lower Park-row—St. James: H. 0. Stephens, 9, Dighton-street.— St. Paid and St. Philip and Jacob (Within): J. Brady, 2, Gloneester-street.—Redel(f ...
... Containing 28 Quarto Pages of Letter-press, Illustrated by Two Plate Engravings and Fifty Woodcuts. LONGMAN I CO.. Paternoster-row. [2Oll T HE LONDON PICKLE AND SAUCE COMPANY, WILSON-STREET, FINSBURY, Supply Merchants, Shippers, and tbe Trade with the following ...
... Pirriages, and Paths. REGUITNARS OP Bunwo AND DRAMA —.51. AligisNO4t, and St. George, Brandon-kW: G. F. Powell, 3, Lower Park-row.-Bt. James: 0. Stmbeas. Dightoa-streea St. Peed wad St. Philip and Jamb (tiths): J. Brady, Gloweesaer-alreet.—R~, Theauts, dad ...
... constable stated that at a quarter to one o'clock on that (Wednesday) morning. as he was on duty in Peter-street, be heard a row in Bridge-street ; he hastened there, and found the prisoners very disorderly and etageering about ; the two females had hokl ...
... Parliament meets on Tuesday! WIT IX Ltrattany CIRCLICX.—A gentleman, whose name stands very high in Albemarle-street and the Row, was read. ing out in a literary circle the announcement in the Atheneum of a new work by Lady Charlotte Pepys, to be called ...