... from the chill of the public walks. Lord and Lady Winchester will have the honour of dining with his Majrsty in Marlborough-row this evening. The Royal band are in attendance. Se' .al families were detained at the Inns here until Stivday and yesterday ...

... 13th have arrived. Their nese interesting article relates to the new pmhibitory tariff, and consists of just anima , ' on the row and :whew policy by which it was suggeeted. Iran hoops, for instance, cannot be imported ; the of which is, that the purchaser ...

... Dice leave to infrwin his Friends and the Public, that he has commcncetl the Business nf a WHOLESALE. DE A in PAPER, at Shost-row, thirerford•est, where he will. on his own account, all descriptions of Paper, and solicits a continuance of their support at ...

... .. • • • • The kr*. J. U. .• • • . 1 0 Mn. B%er. • • • • - • • • bli Ilsr rs . •• • • . 1 0 Mr. I). . . The Row. T. . hlr. T. Wcbb .. . Mrs. Kirby . . . 0 10 6 The Ili ses WN en . . • 1 1 0 Pestle. fro. 1.. q. ...

... others state, that the assertion is without foundation.—Parir Paper. Brightais, jar. 2.—His Majesty has removed from Mailhorough-row, to the splendid and suitable accommodations of the Palace. The Princess Augusta, accompanied by Lady Mary Taylor, arrived early ...

... hastened to the gallery of the church; the scene was striking and brilliant. The Greek chapel was splendidly illuminated; five rows lamps were suspended in the dooms, and almost every individual of the immense multitude held a lighted candle in his hand. ...

... William William., Jun. du. of Llooptturk Bsecknock, Priory, Breck. Wand, Bueraevet Thomas 11. P. 1)e. Charley Morgan, M. P. row .. Clarks M. R. Morris. Do. George 111urgan. M. P. Do. Francis Miles 'Jilin:m.lllo. Rowley La.crlles, 1)u. Marks s yalboi ...

... J. I urkin. ship-huiltiers.-J, It. Uilling , jun. Chaintiet , , Southampton -tow, Paddington, flnur-fact .r. -S. Inn:manger-row ,Cit)-road, nil and W. (i. & H. Higgs, Bristol, lenther• factors.- Chorley, Lancaster, spint-merrhant.-11. Ilua elI , horitugli ...

... Her Majesty looked in good health and spit Its. The tremendous affair of the Duke de Cases's courier, M. Grenier, on the Rai row road, the other night, appears to have been little else than a itoa:: ; got up by the v. urthy courier Limelf, to answer some ...

... agreed. that tlllisTrast will tire Ike SIPS of CN,IO towards the iateaded of She 1 - Toropilis Road, lead itsg from Llaaddow row.. to Taveraspite, 'belt Moaner not allowittg a larger therefore, , in the Publie, that SURSCRIPTIONS will be ! RwEivEl) by. ...

... MER'S INFROFISD . V'ERSION OP Tllle VICAR OF • LLANAOPERI: THE Rey. Mr. m p e cifolly to the above Work. That It is NOW .1N row PRESS, and expected to be. READY FOR IbbI.IYERY in APRIL NEXT. The•' iaserlinn of Additinowl Names la the PRI N of SUBSCRIBE ...

... stamp affixed over the cork of each bottle. Sold by Sutton and Cs. (late Dicer and Sutton), at the Original Warehouse, Pio. Row Church Yard, London. Price S.:. a Bowie; also by Tardrew. Evans, Pridham, and Evans Carimartnen; Wilmot & Barclay, Pembroke; ...