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... 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 ...
... -. I pieces, Mr. Yaniewicz is happy in i* ''. ?? on this occasion, to present to the lovers Ml *. i 4\ £. ICEDIUM, in honour of Moz.art, for four l '' , ?? '.solos, quartets, ami choruses,-e!eciedfroin t!ie ?? wiiilvof ihai great CoiiM»oser; being ...
... COUNTRY GENTLEM AN. Printed for C. Chappie, Pall-mall.— Also, just published, 1 . The Council of Twelve, or St. Stephen's Muster-roll , ,Is. $4. 2. The Popish Divan, or Political Sanhedrim, 4s. 6d. 3. Trntb In Pursnit of Wardle, 3s. fid. 4. Examination of Wardle' ...
... TWENTi* POUNDS, it would free her from her pre- sent embarrastmeitts, and she in a short time would repay it witb the strictest honour. — Letters addressedto M. AI. at Mrs. GoffV, No. 19, Shoe-lane, will be thankfully received. No personal inquiries can be ...
... Guineas. ; . W~ HEREAS, byan Ortkrpf the ifigh Court of Chancery, bearing date the 2d of August 1ii69,. made by his Honour ?? of the Rolls, in a Cause, wherein Mary .furrows and others were Plaintiffs, -and tij£ Governor and Corn pany. of the Hank of England ...
... UirchalLNew Boud-s.rc_*t ; Clcmeiitis and To. l.lieap=ide ; and Wilkinson aud Co. Haymarket. i_l Madame r.T.LANT ha ...
... noticed unless the party ■*wi*S it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. JJ) order of Lie Hoard. R. H. CRF.vV, Secretary. r rOLLS to Ik. Ll'.TT.Colnbrt.ok Turnpike Moad. A ~ VI , )T ! Ci - '•' lier( ?? pvfß. that :nc TOLLS arising at J Ut j lON to Hie best ...
... per mile tor fours. IK T. B. will iii the next letter disclose the real name and place of residence, the greatest regard to honour and secrecy will be observed ; and every other reasonable re- qu*. t of T. B. will be complied with. ¥^TANTSa Place, as LADY's ...
... care ; assuring those ''Jentlcnien', who may honour him wilh tiieir commands, that every exertion shall be made to pro- mote their interests, wbich will be attended to w ith the strictest promptitude, honour, and integrity. A regular set of books are opened ...
... naumiiie a*. 1 ^l7lf.i.BDi»rt 1 was honoured with in April last mdneea IJillowiirtoa-siire yuv mat should I obtain the ob- _!isSwi it will he my constant endeavour to promote E*£sZ nf the Company. 1 have the honour to be, La- *F ?? 7r -* veur faithful ...
... — Mr. and Mrs. RI.O* return N tl_.ir I most grateful thanks t*i their Friend., (he Nobility, and 'iea- i try. wh-i have honoured their, wit.': t!:-ir patrunnce, ?? b-g to i, .form them, thai they have TAKEN* t.e late MlS**. T*l i'A N'S j I HOAR 1. 1 ...
... quit-rent, and will rise consider- ably on the expiration of the present leases. â?? Application to ! be made to the Right Honourable Lord Trimlestown, Turvey i Mouse, Swords; and Thomas Keinmis, Kildare-strect, Dublin. | T EEL TOWN HOUSES and COTTAGE. ...