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... ard to terms upon vvtnch it will be I. t may be had by appln-atiou to Mr. W. Workman, ol' Owston aforesaid, ?? aiso attend to show the Laud, and to whom the proposals in v.-rittn-?, settina; forth the name of the person .Wilding to be the real occupier, ...
... iI'FULLBLOOD the L.rt • r, but it not, still expected to SHOW as if FULL BLOOD.— As to age not particular; from riißEi: to TEN or TWELVE years ot ase will suit. Otsene. none will be taken who do not SHOW a good .leal of BLOOD. Early application to Mr. Bartholoman ...
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... render their accom- modation agreeable. Whitby, June 8, J SOS. —show of Rams.— JOHN MOXON berrs leave to inform his Friends, and the Breeders ...
... urteypr, no. ii, Geirard-eo.-S-, S^w. [ ?? ligggKftt- I • Sloane-sqnare, Chelsea.— By Mess. GRAHAM, on Tituits- 1 d.w, April _£, at it, at ?? Colfce-house, near ' Randagh Walr, Chelsea, in Five Lots, by. Or.'erot the Administrator of Mrs. Sarah Norman, deceased ...
... secret he possesses in tuning Musical Instru- ments, has never been divulged to any person. NOTIC X TO THE Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital. TKE PENSIONERS are ordered, up»n making their Affidavits at the ensuing Christ- mas, and after every succeeding ...
... a FARM ot about M \cn*a, f-.re.t- -ly of Grass laikl, all vow in the occupation of Mr. Christopher Lamoori. The lenaut nill show the Premises, and for par- ticulars apply td Messrs. C.akke and Gsey, of Stock- ton. ?? To be LET to the BEST BIDDER, AMO ...
... Kennington-lane, Surry, will be duly attended to. ELEGANT FLOWER PAINTING.— An ARTIST tha' has, for years, made FLOWER PAINTING his principal study, and is acknowledged by judges to be the first Flower Painter in this country, is de- sirous of increasing the ...
... Black Cattle, Sheep, or Swine, frotai Three to One Hundred aiid Thirty StoneS, by Measui-'ement. Together vrith Diiections, showing, the particular paits where the Cattle are to be measured. By XI EORG E RENTON, Farmer. London : Printed tor Sherwood, Neely ...
... Garden in Chelsea, and Member of the Botanic Academy al Florence. To which-are now first added, a complete Enumeration and Description of Plants hitherto known, wilh their generic and specific characters, places of.grow Ih, limes of flowering, and uses ...
... ?? Utvender, and other odorous Flowers, to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, extrncis a delightful refreshing peffume from Lavender, by a simple and short process, and preset yes ihe delicate tlnvour of the Flower, which used to be .1 s»ip,-.te ...
... the Flower.— D. RIGGE, of New Bond-street, Culti- yator and Distiller of Roses and Lavender to His Royal Highiress the Prince of Wales, extracts a delightful perfume 'from lavender, by a short process, and preserves the true flavour of the flower, which ...