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General Advertiser (Newspaper) - May 3, 1845, London, Middlesex The General Advertifer. N U M B. $11 f. FRIDAY, May 1745. Deal, May 1. AME down Maynard, Brooks ; Hatley,' Dingle/i Sea; brook; Eag�, Watfon ; Neptune,' Grindall 1 and Friendffcip;, -Holm, for 'Virginia ; Friend's Goodwin,1-'Darby, 'for Dublin.; -, Eagldpfaidand, for Newry ; ^*r�-�s���o-. jm and WCWar, Vigours ; and Jo-ft^^^r^^^ feph, Seal, for Ponftnouth ; and *�Wr^/!�y the lajl *i Flanders Mail. v . i have not Time to add the Particulars of our March, * fmce we left Bruges. Our laft Camp was at Halie, fix * Milei from Bruffeb, arid we are now encamped at Soig-' afejs',''about 24 Miles Trom'Toufoay, before which the * French have open'd their Trenches with about 8o,oco ' Men, according to the Report of the Deferter?, who ' corntV to in great Numbers. To-morrow we march ' in order to raile the Siege, and if they ftand us, we fhill * certainly engage tfiehi In a.few* Days. Your Advice fuits ' with my own Inclinations, and you may depend on my ' Bebav\pur, being not fo in Love with Life, as to fully ' my Reputation; and I defpile the Danger. The whole ' Army is cbarm'd with the Prefence and Behaviour of the ' Duke j'Lie animates the Soldiers both by hli Pref.nce and * his'Example;, to endure Hatdfhips' and Fatigues. The * March from the Camp at HalJe was very rainy, but he ' refufed either to go into a Coach, or put on a great Coat ' during the whole Time. Marfhal Count Kohinfegg, ef-' teem d one of the beft Generals among the Aullrians, ' commands under him. He is to have the fame Honours * paid to him a^ to the Duke, and his Orders, are to be o- * beyed as if they came from the Duke himfelf. We have ' a fine Train'of Artllfery, and our whole Army was ccm- puted at about 64,000 effeftive Men a few Days ago, not * including tlpofc Soldiers, who are. employ'd as Officers * Servants. Since which we have been join'J by fome ' Dutch Regiments, and more are expeQed to join us in ' our March. We are extr.eamly hurried and fatigued; ' bat as (ooiras I have Time, 1 will fend you a more cor- * Te8t Account. I am, Sec. Yellerday twQ Parties of the Life Guards, and two of Horfe Grenadiers, pafs'd thro' the City, to lie on the Ryad, tq -ejeorte his Majefty, who will embark this Day for Holland." On'Mdnday laft Captain Fowles, Commander of the Harrington in the Service of the Eaft-India Company, was married to Mifs Creighton, Daughter of Captain David Creighton, an agreeable young Lady with a confiderable Fortune. T Yefterday died, at his Houfe in Wapping, Mr. Philip Gwillim; a confiderable Dealer in Coals, and one of the People call'd Quakers. On Taefday laft died at St. Albans, in the Szd Year of her Age, fylrs. Johnfon, a Maiden Gentlewoman of confiderable 'fortune. On Tuefday laft died in Charter-houfe Square, Mr. John Heitiegh, a very confiderable Dealer in the City of York. On'Wednefday Night a Fire broke out in the Houfe of Mr. Fox, a Painter, in Weftham-Lane, near Stratford, which confum'd his Workhoufe and another Houfe adjoining thereto ; but was happily extihguifh d without furthar Damage, notwithftanding there were feveral Wocden Houfes clofe to it. Yefterday Evening the Entertainment of the Spring-Gardens, Vauxhall, was open'd for the enfuing Sea-fon. IRELAND. Dublin, April Z3. We hear, from the Aflizes. at Limerick, tha^tuie James Erirsghty (ivho was the chief Per-fon that late.gave Evidence againft Mefirs. Hugh Maffy and f John Boucher, now confined in Newgate, for forcibly carrying away Mifs fngolfby, and who afterwards gave Examinations of Subordination againlt. a certain Clergyman in that County) was^ convicted of Felony, and is to be executed there next Wednefday. We hear that feveral Veffels laden with Wheat, Bat ley, &c. from England, are pui, into Waterfard, and are daily expefted here. Yeft.erday the Boyne Privateer arrived in this Harbour from Cork. i^jnk; Stock 145 3- 4ths a 146. India Dmo 187 1 4th" a % 4ths \ 3 8ths. South SJsa Stock 110 3 4ths. Ditto Old Annuities 110. Ditto New no 3 Fths a 14th. Three per Cent. Annui|ies 93 a 93 3 4ths a 58th*', Ditto 1742, 93 a 93!^ 4ths a 5 |ths. Litto 1743,'and I744, 93 a 93 3 4thVa 5 8*ths! Ditto 1745, 91 7 8thsa92 1 4th a.91, 3 4ths.. Million Bank 114. Equivalent no. Royal AlTuraiJCje, 84 1 half. London Af-furanpe. Vi a 1 8th. " Englifh Copper Seven per Cenj;; Ernperpr's. Loa^n no.Price, Five per Cent.Ditto no Price. Bank Circulation 41. 1^ s. Prem. India Bonds 1 1. 17 s. a' 15 s. Prerri. Three and a half Salt'Tallies 1 4th a t half Difc Three and a half per Cept. Exchequer Qrde/s 3.'DTfc, Three per' Cent. Dit-to ntDifc. Lettery Tickets, 23 s. a 23 s. 6 d, Prem. Life'Annuities 15 3 8ths'Years Purchafe. High Water this Day at London-Bridge at 15 Minute after 1. '"'"'. COPN T-G A R D E N. For the Entertainment ot the GRAND. MASTER, and the Rijl of the Brethren of the'Ancient and"Honourable. Society of b'ree and Accepted MASONS. For the Benefit of Mr. STOPPEJLAER. AT the Theatre-Roynl in Covent-Garden, 1 this Dav, will he prefented a Comecfy, call'd % The OLD BATCHELOR. The Part of Heartwell to be perform'd by Mr. QUIN < * Bellmonr, Mr. Ryan ; Sharper, Mr. Hale ; Vainlove, Mr. Gibfjn Fondlewifs, by Mr. Hippiftey ; Sir Jofeph Wittol, Mr. Woodward ; Setter, by Mr. Chapman; Noll Bluffy Mr. Rofco; Barnaby, Mjr^ Vaughan. Latiria by Mrs. Pritchard; Silvia, Mrs. Vincent; Ata.-pjinta, Mr$. Hale ; Lucy, Mrs. Bland ; Betty, Mr^. Vaughan j And the Part of Belinda, by Mrs. C'iye. With the ufual Prologue (proper to the Occafionj fpoke by Mr. Hale, And the Epilogue by Mrs.Clive. The Songs in Mafbhfy to "Be'Tuhg" by MrrCeveridje, Mr. Stop-pelaer, Mr. Bencraft, and ofher,?. And Dancing by Mr. Coolce and Signora Campioni. To which, will be added a Farce, call'd DAMON and PHILLIDA. %* The Brethren are defir'd to meet at the Shakefyear'a Head Tavern next the Theatre, at Five o'ClocJc, ia Order to attend jhc Grand Mafter. Boxe$5s. Pit 3 �. Firft Gallery 2 s. Upper Gallery 1 � To bes-n exaftly'at Six o'Clock. By Command of their Royal Highneffes the Prince andPrincefs of wales, Prince GEORGE, Prince EDWA RD, and the Lady AUGUSTA. To-m�rrow will be prefented King HENRY the Eighth. SADLE R's-W ELLS. AT Sadler's-Weiadjoining to the New-Riiier Head, IJlington, this and evejy Evening (during the* s $umrner Seafon) will be The Usual Diversions of that Place. Confifting of Rope-Dancing by the celebrated Madem. Kerffian, Monf. Dominique, Monf. Janno, Mafter Kerman and Mafter Francis. Tumbling by Monf. Dominique, Monf. Janno, Mafter Kerffcaji, Mafter Francis, and Monf. Pierot Pas Tomba. Variety of Dancing (both Serious and Comic) by Meffs. Davenport, Miles, Olbeldifton, Pelling, Granier, Janno. Mrs. Miles, Mis. Bullock, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Freeman, and Mrs. Vallois ; alfo feveral new Dances (after the Manner of the Faufans) by the two Mafters and Mifs Granier. A Grand Dance, call'd Le Rendezvous Infernal, Variety of new Songs by Mr. Heemfkirck. To which will be added, an Entertainnment of Singing and Dancing call'd HARLEQUIN a Captive in SPAIN j Or, The Privateer Bit. The Whole to Conclude with a Grand Dance, call'd . VULCAN's N E T T S. To begin every Evening at Five o'clock. By particular Defire of feveral Perfom of Quality. p-morrovy wi|l be perform'd., at Mr� Hiciford''s in' Brewer-b^reet^�e^!nter5i5mS The SUBSCRIPTION ENTERTAINMENT. With the Addition of an ENGLISH INTERLUDE. To begin at Seven o'ClocJc Tickets deliver'd out for Tuefday laft will be taken To-morrow, which may be had at'Mr. Hickford's, at 5 s. each. Admiralty-Office, May i, 1745V rH E Leave of Abfenze given to the, Petti" Officers aj;d Forgj^ajl-men belonging, to bis Majffiylf Ship the Haftings being expired; the Lords Commiffioners- if the Admiralty, do hereby diriS them to repair immediately bn board the Scarborough fitting out at Sheernefs. But if tbip fail in repairing on. board, they ivill not only life their Wages for the Haftings, but the Marffial of the Admiralty ivill be diredred. to apprehended tbem, in order to be tried at a Court Martial as Deferters, and punijhed'ivitb the ut-moji.Rigour of the: Lanv. � \ __ ,_Tffo. Corbett. For the Benefit, of Mr. HOBS ON.' AT the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Larte, on Friday next, will b� prefented a Comedy., call'd The CONSTANT COUIM E* or, A Trip to the. Jubilee. The Part of Sir Harry Wildair to be perform'd.by Mrs, Woffington } Colonel Standard, Mr. Delane; Alderman Smugler, Mr.Taf-well; Lady Lurewe'J, Mrs. Giffard ; Angelica, Mrs.Ben'aet; Arid the Part of Beau'Cfincher. by Mr, Yates. With Singing by Mr. Lowe, and Dancing by Monf. Muilment, &c� And Entertainments, as will be ex.prefs'd,in the Bills of the Day. To begin exactly at Six o'Clock, ' ' Adxernfemtnu of s moderate Length a\ taken sn forjbit Paper at Two Shilling each. ;
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With a stay at GOOD TIME GUEST HOUSE - Hostel, you'll be centrally located in Incheon, convenient to Yonggungsa Temple and Wolmido Marina. This hostel is within close proximity of Wolmido Amusement Park and Wolmi Traditional Park.
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Apart from the drivers at Caterham and Marussia, there are two other hopefuls that are yet to score a point this season and are hoping to eradicate that statistic at the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend.
Rookies Valtteri Bottas and Esteban Gutierrez are the only two drivers from the current grid whose teammates have scored a point but are themselves yet to open their account this year.
"Belgium will be an interesting race with everything we have done to the car during the past GPs. Obviously qualifying in Hungary was not good, because of the time we lost in FP3. But I think we can manage to get into the position we were expecting, which is around P10 in Spa-Francorchamps," reckoned the Mexican.
His Sauber teammate Nico Hulkenberg has scored seven points this season so far.
Williams, meanwhile, opened its season's tally at the last race in Hungary with Pastor Maldonado finishing tenth for the solitary point. Bottas is hoping he can replicate that result soon.
"We have shown some improvements in race pace over the past few races and we know we are heading in the right direction," the Finn said. "We will therefore be looking to have another points scoring result this weekend that will give us good momentum for the second half of the season."
*Average finishing position excludes DNFs
*Hulkenberg's DNF includes his DNS in Australia
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TravelingGramma ...
I've mailed scraps to a board member in Australia and it took about 14 days for it to get to her. I mail to the UK all the time (London) and that takes about 10 days to London and probably 5-6 days from London to the US.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
TravelingGramma ...
I've mailed scraps to a board member in Australia and it took about 14 days for it to get to her. I mail to the UK all the time (London) and that takes about 10 days to London and probably 5-6 days from London to the US.
May your stitches always be straight, your seams always lie flat, and your grain never be biased against you.
I've got all the envelopes stuffed and ready to go. Will bring them to work tomorrow for mailing.
I used regular #10 (letter) size envelopes. I wrapped the fabric in plastic (cut pieces of plastic grocery bags), then inserted the package of fabric inside the letter I wrote to each of you with my preferences. I also adhered a label to each piece of fabric with my name, screen name, and Boomerang 8 Ruby group.
I didn't like the zip lock bags, they were too bulky with the zipper part and the only size bags I have are gallon size. Cutting the plastic grocery bags was a great way to recycle those and protect the fabric.
May your stitches always be straight, your seams always lie flat, and your grain never be biased against you.
Mine are all bagged and ready to go. I am using sturdier envelopes for the ones to Scotland and Australia.
When it seems like the world is falling to pieces remember that the pieces are falling into place. We are nearing closer to the End Times.
April, I will say a prayer for you that your feeling better and on the go again. I am so sorry to hear your down. sending you a virtual quiet hug, close your eyes girly and just give yourself the gift of peace. We will drive you nuts soon enough. Any and all complaints can come this way glad to share if there are some. I forget so much these last couple months I doubt I would remember to worry about it. ITS ALL LITTLE STUFF KIDDOS.
I was thinking on that new 8k machine and then the new bmw... wowsa. I will hope you both get the things you are wishing for. Wishes are wonderful things aren't they? almost as good and often so much better than reality... unless it comes to quilting then well those wishes should win right?
Your peach colored Fruit Coctail fabric is coming at you in Mondays mail. Do you guys make your own block too or only if need be? tomorrow I am making mine. Are we supposed to post the blocks we make or how do we do this? put them in a folder for others to view? how to do this.. inquiring minds. I am excited to see the different ideas that come out of everyones fabrics.. it will be so cool to watch the rainbow of ideas and colors.
oh yeah, if you like I can give you a virtual scalp massage or ankle rub with your favorite lotion April. When I was sick the docs all said wow you have such pretty toe nail polish. I had to laugh, my sis and my little girl would daily redo them as they were one upping each other.. egad barbie doll pink, candy apple red, for a dying woman moons in the hospital I sure had lovely .. TOES. Want your nails done? know some experts lol..(I never paint them in the real world too much darned work)
Here today... why what a lucky bunch we are.
Generally -- from past experiences
Fat 8ths -- please make a note on this thread when you receive a F8 from someone. This way the sender can check off (if so desired) to be sure everyone received their squishie. After about a month, please post a listing of the f8s you have NOT received yet and check with the member to see if one has been mailed. If they mailed it but you haven't received it ( given ample mail time ) it would be up to the 2 of you to work out alternative plans -- mail another F8 if possible or whatever you agree to do.
Blocks you receive -- Please post a note on this thread to let us know you have received a block and who it was from.
I love when you post pictures the blocks you receive so we all can see the pretties. This can help get the creative juices flowing and sometimes helps up decide what to make with similar fabric.
Blocks you mail -- When you mail a block out, please post a note on this thread who you are mailing it out to and when you mailed it. This helps the receiver watch their mail even closer. I'd suggest taking a picture of all the blocks you mail out so if there is any confusion later on (and there will be ) about who sent a block, you can post a picture of it.
As much as the anticipation kills us, I'd rather wait for the receiver to post the picture so they get first crack at seeing their block. If the receiver is unable to post pictures, then they can kindly ask the sender to post a picture if possibl
For me, I create another thread and post pictures of the blocks I am sending out so the receiver can get a sneak preview of it if they so wish. The link to the new thread will appear in my signature line of each post so it's easy to find.
The worksheet April sent out is wonderful to help track your exchange progress -- use it faithfully and your exchange will be a pleasant experience. I add in a couple more columns (my choice) and put in little thumbnail photos of the blocks I receive and send out so I have them at a glance. I also put in a photo of the f8 when I get it. It's your worksheet so adapt it as you so desire.
When the squishies come in, I date the envelope, open it up carefully, make a note of what the fabric looks like on the envelope and then I actually take a picture of the fabric so I know what was sent (in case it gets separated from the envelope).
I put each envelope, fabric and any notes into a large ziplock baggie. I keep them in a box in the order they were received and that's the order I work on them. I only take out 1 baggie at a time to match up fabric and pattern. You'd be surprised how easy it is to get the wrong fabric back to the wrong baggie otherwise if you have several f8s laying out.
I record my progress in the worksheet each time I have f8s in, blocks in and blocks mailed. I don't try to "remember" to do it later.
These are some of my hints...hope they help and can't wait to get started.
Lisa L.
Howdies from Possum Trot (yes it does exist)
My most recent swap - Boomerang 16
Moonwork ... Thanks for the tips, this is my first boom so I really do appreciate it.
BTW, love the bug fabric.
I am Sooo hyped to be doing this swap!!!!!!
May your stitches always be straight, your seams always lie flat, and your grain never be biased against you.
where is the freaking "like" button for that post.. Thanks a bunch for the tips.
I'm so tired of being tired.
I don't suffer from insanity, I enjoy every minute of it.
Wonderful tips, thank you for sharing them. anastasia, should be easy to remember.. they are on page one! yippee! i get in trouble when its more than one page remembering but page one.. phew!
btw hear you on the postage timing of the month been there done that too. the cut off date for mailing out is Sept 1st which should allow everyone to mail what they can when they can. the mailing back as we go is much easier I think as its not all at once. Well off to jump, ok crawl into bed. Meds then sleep. Wow I get to sleep in past 4:30.. like Christmas. Shoot I can't repeat enough (yes I can) how much I love my Mondays. I wont even be tired all day long.. wowsa.
Here today... why what a lucky bunch we are.
Good Morning all,
My F8s will be out in tomorrow's mail but I already have a completed block from Buddy'smom I will take a picture of it this evening and get it posted.
Thank you for the hugs they ALWAYS help!! I have a hug quilt from my boom friends and let me tell you not only did I use it after surgery in the hospital but I use it at home all the time too! Love love my hugs and my friends!
"Changing IHave to IHad"
Boom 9 Blocks I have made : http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...bums18057.html