... of Ovendon, Yorkihirc, Shalloon-maker ; June 6,7, July 5, at the Talbot in Halifax.— James Feddes, of Maiden-Lane, Covent Garden, Taylor; June 4, zt, July 9, at Guildhal L. —John Lemon, of Poole, Merchant; June 13, 14, July 9, at the Antelope in Poo e ...

... the Publication of the under 7 mention2d Name; NIZ: Lyne; in the County of Stafford. Third Notice. James Rutland, Gardener. Shrewfbury, June 2/, 1769. WHereas the Shop belonging to Mrs. Walcot, at Mr. Arthur Minton's, in Mardol, Shrew !luny; was, in the ...

... plciihutly fituated in.tlut molt agwe* able village, upon Tcfra, with the (•Ji-lioufes; liable.', toacl.-honle, good garden, and (June groun U rctiui'red. Tlie fime is complcatly furnilbed, and all or the greateft part of the Furniture will l>c difpofed ...

... Gtddeft-fquare Upholfterer Partner June July 16 Guildhall Grocer June 14 Guildhall Corrie Gavent-Garden appear June July Ottery St Mary in Devonfliire Or Stray’d from in I appear an Ju County LeicVfter of May appear June is' July Cbfffce ...

... Chiring-crofs, Tea-Dealer, furrender May 9.— —Cuifcppe Paganucci, called Jofeph Nuch. Ha't-flreet, St. Paul, Covent-Garden, Merchant, June 3: bo«h Guildhall. Dividends to made.] May 9. George Martin, Roodlane, Chrefemongcr.—May 10, James Taylor, of Lea ...

... SONNET, Compofed in a Garden, in June, and addrejfed to a Young Lady. THO' the Country nowdifclofes Charming beds of blufhing R-lcs; Lilies, Pinks of various hue, Honeyfuckles, Vi'lets blue ; Fine Carnations at my feet, Fill the air with odour fweet ; ...

... immediately to Mr. Wm. Dewing, Attorney at Law, or to Men**. Cooper and Smith. ' At the PANTHEON, ' In BUNN's SPRING GARDEN?, Wednesday June 2cih, will be .CONCERT Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC. In Aft I. favourite CATCH of Lovt and Music. Act 11. INVITATION ...

... William Harding were carried from.the Nov gaol in the Borough, and executed on Kenning- tor-Common, for the murdei- of the Gardener in June lad* in die Grange-roal, near Deptford. On Saturday were executed at Wincheder, purfuant to their fentence, James Derinifon ...

... and in Exchange Hours in the French. and ltdiau Walk; or Wm. Elyard, for the the fa Commander, No. 1 . 6, Savage-gardens. Birmingham, June .14, 1786. WILLIAM HERBERT, Ladies Habit-maker, and Gentlemen's Taylor, at his Warehoufe near the Hotel, hutnbly ...

... under the firm of Rcadlhaw and Co.) to furrender June 7at fix, 14 at ten, and July 12 at ■ight, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.Hanfon, Chan•i j-iane, London. William Scaly, cf Savage-gardens, render June 3at five, 13 at ten, and July h\c, at hall, London ...

... with linen cloth, pork, cow hides, &c. Peggy, Dunnan, from Strangfurd, with linen cloth, calf (kins, stc. No. it), atton-Garden t 'June 24, 1759» DR. HODSON's Vegetable Syrup & Reftorative Drops. THE public having been indulged for five yean will; thefe ...

... ironmonger^./ ; June 15, eleven, at the New Angel Inn, Howell, Common, Southampto*, viitualtery'V't4.~ ...