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... and EXPERIMENTAL. INQUIRY into the NATURE ..nd PROPERTIES of the DIFFERENT KINDS of MANURES, 2s. u The GAME ; enabling the Sportsman to keep sit Account of Gime, when and where killed, and other particulars, in the manner of a Journal, 7s: 7. A CATALOGUE ...
... on the ground, about ajo of the Tower Hamlets had the picquet, and a party of the West London Militia, formed the guard of honour. Alter the review, the King, the Dukes of York and Cambridge, together with some of the principal officers, went with the ...
... Board before Ord on the sob! the 17th rout, hatless the Ike 'rehire, or same Penns' al Air behalf, attends to mature, 'At,. rolled ihenorrow, the new Comedy of The School for Friends. or which will be oerfmmed a Cento, adapted to the neea• the 'acted ...
... Cnrzon-street, Ma^-fuir, will be iinmcdiaCdv. attend- ed t. . DRLAWING TAUGJIT.— An Artist of known eminence, who has had the honour of giving Lr..;ons in Drawing and Paiuting to some of the first families in this country, who have testified Strang marks ...
... who understands her Business in the above capacity, and cau be well recommended ?? th.'s: Families whom s'.ie lias lind the honour of serving; wages uot so much the object as a comfortable situation; a sinail genteel la m ilv, or a Widow Lady ani her Daughter ...
... -myself of yourbeioavtd thatl --Irsn it - thesm n sullife,6statei~andtliat my condudl,durinig~tbe nmuny year%)haic hlad. telse honour oA reprs eenting you' hki Parl a eut, h-ubeI - '~~oetdhjt clnth'estmindepebndeixj, 'itd sneeCg,'ty, NVtiwll- - *-BI-p,:i'vtirsesu ...
... by a \ oang Lady (bems '/■■■ . .Minuet de la Four and the Gavotte, by • and I'nuUno. To conclude with a German ~ • i TiiF SPORTSMAN'S WHIP, by Masters . »d Mt- Schinner. Box 6s. Pit 3s. .lid. Gallery Is. (id. - ?? ?? ..t >viae o clock. Doors to be openeu ...
... Ml I J _. A l l p ' s\ V A I IE lie H JSES, No. 1 6 , C hea p- side.-^MiLLARD rcspectfullv iur.n-n ■- ?? radie.. who have honoured him with urd'era for 'fiiu CIRCASSIAN BOBL, they are now cpniplelfd, and ready for drlivt-rv. A vara ty is daily arriving ...
... tin? CrosrtS of Pine Clothing Wool, by intertweeding whh Spaniib Rams and Britith L,wes,2.-. The (iame Book : enabling the Sportsman to keep an Acc»ont of Game, when aod where kitted, and other Particulars, m the manner ofa Journal, 75. ; ?? 6d. t and IL ...
... arrived in this country, after finishing very successful engagefnent Cork. This day Bartholomew Fair is to proclaimed with due honours. The, earpival the commonalty will then commence, and continue for the remainder the, week. Tlio pickpockets, under their ...
... The Jodie Advocate. The Preto lent of th. Board of Cartrossl. The Master of the Rolls of trelsod. Lords—Motherst and ifeetheeld. Sir P. Hales. The following had the honour of being presented, and kissinit hands, upon their appointments:— Mr. Tiet7,ey, ...
... nic to return you my warmest Thanks for the high nod distinguished honour you have this day con- ferred, in electing me one of your Representatives in Parliament. Proud aud honourable as is; the distinction, the value of it is en- hanced by the great ...