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... either Draper or Grocer, a Parlour, Kitchen, Cellar, three Clumbers, three Garreis, a good Yard, Stable and Garden, at the yearly Rent of 44 1. together with a vtry good Dwelling-Hoof*, fit lor a Gentleman, o;r.fifting of a Parlour and Hall, both wainfeotred ...
... either Draper or Grocer, a Parlour, Kitchen, Cellar, three Chambers, three Garrets, a good Yard,' Stable and Garden, at the yearly Rent of 14!. together with a very good Dwelling-Houfe, fit for a Gentleman, confifting of a Parlour and Hall, both .Wainfeotted ...
... cither Dr-iper or Crocer, a Parlour, Kitchen, Cellar, three Chambers, three Garrets, a good Yard, Stable and Garden, at the yearly Rent of 14.1. together with a vtry good Dwelling Houfe, fit for a Gentleman, confining of a Parlour and Hall, both wainfeotted ...
... either Draper or Grocer, a Parlour, Kitchen, Cellar, tliree Chambers, three Garrets, a good Yard, Stable and Garden, at the yearly Rent of 14 1, together with a very good Dwelling Houfe, fit for a Gentleman, confifting of a Parlour and Hall, both wainfeotted ...
... either Draper or Grocer, a Parlour, Kitchen Cellar three Chambers, three Carreti, a good Yard, Stable aid Garden at the ye.a.ly Rent of j 4 |. togtther with a very good Dwelling-Houfe fit for a Gentleman, conlijling of a Parlour and Hall, both wainfeo'tted ...
... either Draper or Grocer, a Parlour, Kitchen Cellar three Chamhers, three Garrets, a good Yard, Stable and Garden at the yearly Rent of 14 1 together with a very good Dwelling-Houfe fit for a Gentleman, coniifting of a Parlour and Hall, both wainfeotted ...
... confcfs'd the Particulars of horrid the committed by Juftice Norris of Hackney Monday Night about Ten o’Clock poor Servant-Maid was an infamous Villain in St Thomas’s-Street who after infulting her forc’d a Stick up her with tranfverfely that extracting ...
... and two from Fevertham, not mord than half • Mile from the Church, or out of the London-Road: Cor. lifting of two bandtome Parlours, and a Drawing-Room, a large Hall, and a convenient kitchen, with Variety of uleful Offices thereunro bclonging, and two ...
... either Draper or Grecer, a Parlour, Kitchen, Celia tfcree Chimbers, three Garrets, a good Yard, Stable and Garden, at the yearly Rent of 14 1, together W U h a very good DweHing-Houfe, fit for a Oentleman; confifting of a Parlour and Mall, botk wainfcotted ...
... eitner -Prapißr or Grecer, a Parlour, Kitchen, Cella three Chambers, three Garrets',' a good Yard, stable and Garden, at the yeiirly Rent of 14 1, together with a very good DweHing-Houfe, fit for :« Gentleman, confifting ofa' Parlour mi Hall, both wa'mfcotted ...
... diforderly Perron, and common Pilferer, the Oath of Thomas Math. Oa Tuefday the as th of September lea, the Races began at Maid. echead is Berk', when the Ladies Contribution Purfe of 5o I. was won Warren's Roan S.lver Tail, and the Stakes by Mr. Harrifon's ...