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... kitchei%, fittikg-roonimb6d&room,, afid passtry orshe-ground fSory; dsinifg-room, and three- :o b d-rooms on the' fecond doney, parlour and three bed- i roons 'on the third doiy with a counting room anid T. ?? warehoule adjhining to faid tenernent, a barnt-t°o ...
... d Agre and 1,,S4b-Stevens. ?? EVANST,1 Imy L'oaL, -el. Gle, S VoietPeae to the SouIs-Dr Callcott. Mr ErLIOTT-Tbe Blauolfiul Maid.-Braba. o1 Glee, S Voices-Thje yifVides-King, Glee,4 Voices-The Mfigbt ConatererWebbce Tickets of i admifon 5Ss-. each, to ...
... con-- tiguous to- the harbour, and is excellently fuited for ijiercantile purpofes. The M.SNSaX, adjoining, conrifits of a parlour, drawing-room, four 'oed-rooms, kitchen, -Tore-room, brew-kitchen, and -vaulted cellar. -The, EARDENE which lies betwefn the ...
... WILKINSON. b Ariel, - Mifs WARD. Lillirsutian Soldier, - Mafter DAVIS. burngo, - Mr H. BRYSON. Garderier,-Mr WILLIAMS. Chamber-maid, - Mrs WILLIAMS. Clown, - Mr DAVIS. And, Coklmbine, - M - Mrs PARKER. Dancers, Choruffers, &c. by the relt of the Compary Places ...
... nctlar. They will be icr for 3 years.- is. Eti-1try at Whitfsjtsdav next. W1 at~etd, a! iNext 7>erin Upon AN ex.perienced COOK MAID,' for a Gentle- Aiman's Familv, who refitdn itt use country, but Cci occafisnaily in tosvna. Enquire at the Pisbhlhser. boo ...
... OFFICES aind GAR- I DENS of WrOODHILL. The marfiofl-houfu e confitls of two excellent public roonts, fix bed rooms. a parlour or library, and a kitcheln. There is alfo a fufficierlt accommodation flir fervants, and excellent h cellars adjoining to ...
... 1ount, :o Let.I I iHAT HOUSE anlr GARDEN lately occupied | by Adjutant Roy, cossliging of a drding. riosin, drawing-room, and parlour. four bcd romins, nurfe- I p ry-roosI, kitcheti, antd offices. with cvery other ac- d cominodation for a genteel family. The ...
... given in refpedt of 'building and iucl~ing. and fhould tbe farms be let fepa- tii ately, fuch adslitional buildinig will be maide as may be ?? ~ound nece.r If the whole is let as one farm, a new' onilead will be built where the advantage of water can be ...
... Og^ooleller. '.The hoiife c'n- fifts of a parlour, ,arg diniag:rbom, two bjd-roms, bed-clofet, and kiMthen, with a aiulted cellar, and many otlher .conlveniencies. ' . - 'r , ' ' - Tlie dining- ooimand parlour jare flhinhed in the mo!- aern taIfe, and ...
... OFFItES atid GAR- c T DENS of WOODHILI . The manfion houfe e confifis of two excellent public roonms, fix bed roorms, a parlour or library, and a kitchen. There is alfi` fufflcient accomemodation for fervants, and excellenta cellars adjoiiting to the ...
... in tl~ neiaarbarboad of Aberdean, on a Leaje of 36 rears a/f i. sfartiernar lf. | For further particulars appicartior way t maide to JAkcxander Wetjqer, advocate in .4erdcen. HOUSE AND GARDEN OF CULTER. To be I.et for a few years, or for a year, -'EIE HOUSE ...
... WALTON-and the courfe of the Evening, a variety of Songs, by Mr BERRY, Mr SHAW, and Mrs ORGER; ?? Patriotic Epilogue to the Maid of Brillol, Ani1 be fpokeni in charac5ter by Mr FLoWaRDEW. To which will be added, the favourite Farce of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR ...