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... Houfhold Goods, will be fold on Thurfday the Thirteenth Day of April, at Carey Coats a- forefaid, by John Cotefworth, E£u/who is married to the Widow, and {ble Adminiftratrix gf the faid Mr. Shaftoe: Any Perlon may have a Year's Credit upon Security, or a Year's ...
... on Dorchester Walks ; the Pusto's in the Queen's Grotto ; Belinda's Canary- Bird ; Camilla; FIortila ; Dancing; to a new married Friend ; the Town Lady, &c. VI. Domestick Occurrences ; Promotions Ecclesiasti- cal, Civil and Military; Marriages and Births ...
... rk on the jth of July laft, and by him emu . mined to Durham Goal, on Sufpicion of Robbing Elizabeth Whatpfy whom he had married for a fecond Wife, tho' his Firft was Iwingj aiid having had his Trial at the laft Aflizes at Durham aforefaid, .be- fore ...
... formerly kept by Mr. Pht- lip Bird, will from Whitfuntide, be kept by Mr. William Hodgfon, from Beaumont in Cumberland, who married the Widow ofthe /aid Mr. Bird, where will be convenient Accommodation and Entertain- ment for Genrlemen and Travellers. To ...
... formerly kept by Mr. Phi- lip Bird, will from Whitfuntide, be kept by Mr. William Hodgfou, from Beaumont in Cttmberland, who married the Widow of the laid Mr. Bird, where will be convenient Accommodation and Entertain- ment for Gentlemen and Travellers. \XT ...
... Remaiks on the Names tf Greathcads, Moreheads, Cocks, Handcocks, Nococks, fitc. XI. Fatal Effeds of diffetent Opinions to married Perfons. XII. The Lady's Revenge on a falfe Lover. XIII. Defence of the ?? on St Paul's wilhing himfelf accutfed fiom Chtift ...
... County of Weftmorland, formerly kept by Mr. Phi- lip Bird, v now kept by Mr. William Hodgfou, from Beaumont in Cumberland, who married the Widow ofthe faid Mr. Bird, where will be convenient Accommodation and Entertainment for Gentlemen and Travellers. To be ...
... ofa late^ft of Parlia^nt ; but many #9ftttl SotbBhg . apuriae d ifefrepf,. have J_a|he^tp ?? to 'do^/'ai have alfo feveral married. Women, ing Swi entitled to Dower, Jointure, Eftates in Exjie&ancy, Reverfion or Remainder, not apprehending that they are ...
... k on the yth of July laft, and by him com* mitted to Durham Goal, on Sufpicion of Robbing Elizabeth Whatofft whom he had married for a fecond Wife, tho' his Firft was livings and having had his Trial at the Jaft Aflizes at Durham aforefaid, bfl fore Mr ...
... Park on the yth of July laft, and by bimcom- mitted to Durham Goal, on Sufpicion of Robbing Elizabeth Whatoff, whom he had married 1 for a feconcl Wife, tho' his Firft w&s 'livhjgj and having had his Trial at the laft A'ftizes at Durham aforefaid, be- fore ...
... certainly cure, and teftoic the ratient to a good State of Health, and a lively Complexion : They ate alfo equally pro- per for married Women, unlefs when with Child, and oucht alwayj to be taken one Month after Delivery \ and by all Women at the Age ot Forry-five ...
... tl-c, re a never failing Cure, and are to be given from fpven Years oil to feventy. ' th-ry aip likewife 1 , ?? proprr f.ir married Women, unlefs when wirh Chill, and ought a'-va.s to be taken one Month after Delivery ; tor they cleanfc the Body, ai.d purge ...