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... Joarney toTowa. Appear- aurp at Dtfiry Lane Theatre. Mid Adventures in London, by Mr. Kn-g'it. After wh.ch a Musical Olio, rolled TARS ON Si'Of'E :or Love and Jolity. To conclude v- iih(for the firs, -Im ihe-e three years'! the tit-rlesquc Tragedy of ...
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... Palace and the Garden of the Thuillenes, in Paris ; flv.s,., ?? en ?? I -ake of Geneva, wit!'. Swans. Pleasure- ?? and a Sportsman with his I). igs shooting Wildfowl ; : ,r; ?? i_; i-'iicw.i.-ks : and the interest ?? Storm at Sea ; pre- c-7 ?? . , ?? ...
... in Parliament of the Right Honourable WILLIAM WYNDHAM; with some Account of bis Life.— By Thomas Amy.ot, Esq. In 3 vols. Svo. V. ISs. boards. 5. SPEECHES ef the Right Honourable JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN, late Master of the Rolls in Ireland, on interesting ...
... hunting last week in Lincolnshire, with the Burton hounds, was crossed in an open field by a fellow-sportsman at full speed ; his horse was thrown and rolled upon him; and he was taken up speechless: but we are happy to add, that by the last intelligence ...
... jer, Rf^ART'S OPV.RAS, Genuine and Foreign 1 lv-LJ^ W t'~ T V ROOSEY and co - »• Hottes-street, m. v.orft-Areet, teave the honour to inform ?? PubUc, that rhev •tverm-l ?? uew Simply of MOZART'S OPERAS legeßtiiije editions arranged, with Acrompamnu-m*; ...
... respectfully return tlieir grateful thanks to the Royal Family, Nobility. and Gentry, for the patronage with which they have honoured them, and beg leave to offer for tlieir inspection a new AR- TICLE for MORNING Dit ESSES and PELISSES • also their qlegant ...
... Siiuation of GOVERNESS to TWOorTHREE YOUNG LA OILS, in a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, where also she would be happy to do the honours of the.house ( if a Widower), being fully competent ; most respectable re- ferences will be given. Address, post paid, to ...
... rejected a matrintouial with time hew Swedish Dynsqly. After narrating the military parades, &c., at. Richmond, in America, in honour of the of February, a journal says— A melancholy catastrophe closed the day. Col. W. Tatham, so well known in England and ...