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... usual nightly Exhibitions atthe Lyceum*tn the Strand, viz. favourite Airs, on the GRAND MUSICAL GLASSES; the SEVEN AGES of WOMAN, or Belles hays at ye all ; a Parody on Shakespear, in Song, Recitation, and Accom- paniment, by Miss Cartvvright. A gmnd ...
... about 285 acres c £. ehiciiy arable, esteemed go *d corn land, with a comrortabls farm house, ample and convenient out-buildings, in gr-od repair, with possession at Michaelmas next. Tix:W- oc £ Lands possess beauty, with superior utility, bordering t lre ...
... person, man or woman : she has no followers of any kind, can bear confinement, and speaks French, if it should be use- ful. For further particulars, inquire at Mr: Hutchinson's, Baker, No. 32, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square. ■ WANTED, a Woman Servant' for ...
... Tuesday, the joih instant. ?? . — V 1 . ' >, i ARMY. — Four Hundred Pounds willbe given to any Lady or Gentleman vyho. has. interest to prd- I cuie a Company lor the Advertiser, who is a Lieutenant in the Army. Letters (post paid) directed 'to A. B. ki Mr ...
... arable, wood, and hop land, in a ling fence, with larjje farm and rick-yards, dwelling-house, hop oast, barns, cattle lodges, stabling and outbuildings, leti to Mr. Ranger, tenant at will, at a low rent of 1201. per annum. Land-tax redeemed. Lota. A vtiuable ...
... admitted. Under the Patronage of the DUCHESS of DEVON- SHIRE, andthe^COUNTESS of LEITRIM. A' SUBSCRIPTION fur the BLIND SPA -TV WOMAN, celebra.od in the Aveugle de So*, by Madame de Genlis. - • r*P Subscriptions will.be gratefully received at Hook-tarn's Library ...
... Stationer, corner of Wimoole street. W ANTED a Siruation in _ Gentleman's Fa- rri!!y, as HOU3E-MAID, or NURSERY-MAID, for a young Woman of respectable connections, who has lived in Service, and who can bring references to convince any person that she will be ...
... the largest part of the French army of Egypt has laid down their arms. The conquest of that country (we now consider it as wholly conquered) is a just reward to the gallantry our troops displayed when first they landed, and it will bring the question ...
... cottage fired by lightning, &c The serious fea- I teres of the piece are enlivened oy 1 ;e comicalities ofa I ti-himsical old woman, who gives a description of the Great I l.vil's death, in doggrel rhyme, in imitation of the hu- I moureus poem recited by ...
... present STATE of RURAL ECONOMY in the six Agricultural Departments of England^ sfiewino* the Management ot Landed Property-, the ; reatmenr of Wood, lands, and the Practice of Agriculture in each, by Mr. Marshall, viz ' 1. The Pra&ce of the Northern Department ...
... Caulfield; QuasliJe, Mr.. King; ?? Mr rhippendale ; Oi*r;rscer, Mr. Trueman ; Tiickev, Uxm Menage. Rosa, Mri. Gjhbs; Old Woman, Mr. A *fickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Rice, at the Theatre. , . . _ ~~ ' TO BAKERS. . Mansion-house ...