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... and dO minutes. Fashions fob June. —The Gothic taste, which the introduction the Spanish costume threatened to revive, h.,s row completely given place to the simple & more elegant forms of Grecian antiquity. The long waist, that merciless destroyer of ...
... feathers. Lady Charles Somerset— white sarsnet petticoat, with dress lace draperies, ornamented with bunches of moss roses, and rows French pearl ; train of figured sarsnet, richly trimmed. Hon. Miss Temple —Petticoat of rich embroidered patent lace, over ...
... awakens him the appointed most foul trick has been played (muted few, who have been hacking time Newmarket. has been stated, that row of lamps arc fixed for the pedestrian to go his mile by night, and some malicious people have broken them different times, hut ...
... ton with Birchington, Kent. BANKRUPTS, Saturday. June 10.— R. Lawrance, Prospect-row, Bermondsey, corn-dealer, June 13, 20, July *2, at Guildhall. Att. Robinson, Prospect-row.—-T. Tinson, Salter’s Hall-court, wine-merchant, June 13, 24, July 22, at Guildhall ...
... Houghton, late a prisoner of war France, merchant, June 21, July 4, Ang. 1, at Guildhall Alt. Warrand, Castle Court, Budge Row. ...
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... negligence, so to display the hair on the forehead, and falling over the left shoulder. Necklace and armlets composed of single row of fine Bohemian pearl, with topaz or diamond snaps. Grecian scarf of rich Andalusian silk, happily contrasted with the colour ...
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... AldersgateStreet.— James Cook, of Bristol, looking glass-manufact rer, July 17, 18, Aug. 19, at Guildhall Att. Batsford, Jamaica Row, Berm-iv.l spy.— Wia. Johnson, Hatf«r*j, coal and eorn-perclmnt, and wharfinger. Julj 15. la, Aug. 19, at Guildhall; Att. Jones ...
... Herbs, which are best suited for English Constitutions. Loudon : Printed for Crosby and Co, Stationers’ Court, Paternoster Row, London ; and Sold J. RXCIIAJIDSQNr Clare Street ; Sheppard. Browne,- Harris. Bryan and Co, Bristol ; and by all other Booksellers ...
... the other side the Emperor was trjinqui Works were raised upon works in the Island ot and several bridges piles, and several rows stoccadoes, were fixed at the same place. Passage across the arm of the Danube from the Island Lohau, the 4th, at ten in the ...