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... 1 have the Honour to be, with much esleem, Gentlemen, Your very obliged and faithful Servant, I Pnnland-pl.-ico, Nov. 4, IS-lri. HENItY BONTTAitf. To the Wortny and Inaepemleui l-'reemeu of (lie Borough of Lancaster. GENTI CM!.', THE Honour you lave this ...
... hed honour you have tltis clay ngain I JL con term] upon me, by eicrtii^ aic or.c of ?? our Rcprescn* I latives for tins great aa.* re pertabb* County, demands my most cordial thanks. Allow u.e l-i repeat, liiat the tru-t vo«l have su honourably reposed ...
... soli- j eitous of prolonging an honour, wtiieh, for almu-jt thirty years of I Jift r !th and activity, I hate looked upon as one of the most fiat- trru and distinguished which could be bestowed on .an indivi- dual t an honour, however, upon which, I humbly ...
... '•> I\ ; or. 'I ?? Mil n Irbai-1.. Sf.*> ?? ,■ mid iii-c •»iih which Lie i.. w Ijiter- ,-^Y 7 .V 1 v)*i Ntl L • l-a- been honoured by 'telice, it «'•' r repeated on Mt.ini.iy, Toes- ■ ...
... liroo'ke William, No. 237, Piccadilly. B.uck-liaw- John, Capel Joiin, and Cucrton Richard, Royal E-ciia i_c Cornhill. i ?? roll , ieorge, and Jones Ja - nes, No. v~3, Oxford-street. Carter William, and Samuel John Howard, No. 8, Charing- cr is.s. Daniel ...
... consistently with their oath. .25th: All bills of exchange, drawn upon and indorsed by subjects of Great Britain, shall be duly honoured ; however, not that payment shall be made to the presenter of the bills, but to a Committde, which shall be appointed to ...
... engaged a Tutor ofthe tir-t abilities, and can have the assist- ance-of the best Ma-ters. Any OVniL-men, or Ladies, vt ho niay honour her w ith their attention, ate requested to apply lv Mr. I'abart, Juvenile Library, Old Bond- street, who will give refer- ...
... !i. never performed, a new Grand Uaiicquinade ' lv r,t.ep.bv Nir. Attlev, ju„. called LIBERTY II ALL, or liar- * ; : ?? Sportsman, introducing a routine of Seventeen Scenes, J , |. «th tr,;u;irtl ,\rc, ptiou, ?? and eccentricity height- ?? ?? the laugh ...
... terceda-.saft'T ti e j sale. Mr. 'flatters himself that his punctuality and attention to the interest of those who may honour hiui ?? their favours, will aisare him success in hi* undertaking. £ iI.AFHAAI, Surrey.— The Churchwardens and 'kJ Overseers ...
... Ml DA.MORI , Clerk. j ?? AIEDW'AY CANAL.— Notice is j I. hei.-bv given, That .he PROPRIETORS of this Under- | taking are rolled upon for n further Sum of JO/, for each Share of ] t •!. u:-J that the same is required to be paid to the Treasurers in j ...
... proportion, kitchen, wash-hose, store-room-suitable bedchambers, and very capacious cellarage ; particularly well stilted to the sportsman; being a neighbourhood abotilidiqg with game, and there is a capital,fisliery in the River Wey; Which runs within a short ...
... i-'tir-eiiiencv for Training Ilorses; lie therefore most \\ ■ ?? t«e pationage of iln.se Noblemen and Gentlemen, he has had the honour of training Horses. ; : I ATE LOTTERY— The following CAPITAL .1 I'iil./L-- rctnain in the Wheel:— 20,00GL IO.OOfU 5.-XW. 1 ...