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... '^NK.ERS, MERCHANTS, &c - oyMENT WANTED by a Sober Steady Married fi% 14 yen** s of age, as clerk in a banker's or mer- ?? ?? nting-houfe. or in any public office ; writes a good »••'*'' Tunderfiands book-keepim. and accounts perfeaiy. ?? 'otisfaftion ...
... On SAI UK-DA'S Evening April 7. v.iil be performed, ?? Comedy, in three acts, called THE MARRIED MAN. Sir John Claffic, Mr WOODS ; 1.0r.l Lovemore, Mr LAMASH ; And Mr Tradelwell Ciail.c, Mr KI 'MULE. Emily, Mils ROSS ; And Lady ?? Mrs KT.MBI.K. To which ...
... BRISTOL, iftjan. I77J- THOMAS-STANDFAST SMITH, (fun of Thomas Smith, a sergeant in a marching regiment, who married a Scotch woman, a native of Edinburgh, daughter of a Scotch clergy man), if now living, and can prove his father's marriage, may hear of ...
... the value of Jix pounds fterting. To forfeit the premium after tvvo years, if he is not married within that time. To the Journeyman Weaver married, or vvho marries as before mentioned, and works the next cneateft and beft quantity, weaving uteufils, to ...
... fhillings. For the filth greateft and beft quantity, tenfhillinzs For WEAVING WOOLLEN-CLOTH. To the Journeyman Weaver, married, or who marries within two years from this date, and works, before the ill day of Auguft 1764, the greateft and beft quantity of the ...
... bounty of a 1. fterling, with a boat fit for the herring and cod fifhmg, to each crew of eight men. /♦nd further to each married failor or marine, a dwelling houfe, and a portion of ground, not exceeding three acres, rent-free, for feven years, and thereafter ...
... invaii n, they Ihall receive the ctiltomary pay and allowances of the other Volunteers; while the wives and families of the married men ihall receive the fuhfiftencc-mo- ney voted by the Heritors of tl-.e counties, alfo the provi- fion for the families of ...
... bounty of a I. fterling, with a boat fit for the herring and cod fiihing, to each crew of eight men. And further to each married fnilor or marine, a dwelling houfe, and a portion of ground, not exceeding three acres, rent-free, for (even years, and thereafter ...
... bounty of a I. fterling, with a boat fit for the herring and cod fifhing. to each crew of eight men. And further to each married failor or marine, a dwelling hotife, and a portion cf ground, not exceeding three acres, rent-free, for fieven years, and ...
... bounty of 2. I. fterling, vvith a boat fir for thq herring and cod fiftiing, to eacb crew of eight tnen. And further to eacb married failor or marine, a dwelling houfe, and a portion of ground, not exceeding rhree acres, rent-free, for feven years, sr.d ...
... bounty of al. ftrrling, with a boat fit tor the bo-ring' and cod fifbing, to each crew of eight men. And further to each married f.iilor or manns, a dwelling houfe, and a portion of ground, not exceeding three acres, rent-free, for feven years, and thereafter ...
... bounty of 2 I. ft. 1 ling, with a boar fir for rhe herring and cod gibing, to each crew of e-_.hr mcii. ° And further to each married failor or marine a dwelling houfe, and a ponion of ground, noc exceedmg three acres, rent-free, for feven years and thereafter ...