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... Officers, and Foreigners of tili Flr^t Disti,nctio,i, to be seen as above. Horses broke tor every use. PRIVATE EDUCATION^ A MARRIED LADY, without Children. ?? to taka two YOUNG LADI ES to BOARD and .EDUCATE; her time, orevious to her marriage, has been entirely ...
... objection to go abroad.— Direct (post-paid) to S. B. at * Wo - 7o..Charlotte-street, Portland- place. WANTS a Siuation, a Married Man, from the Country, about -twenty-seven; years of age, to look after a Ho&ss, or Work in a ICjtch_n*G.arde„, or as Pouter ...
... onj-ll Coi ses Mr W V t r °T' _ MS and another are °v t-o.i.rses, Mr. Walker tears, he can read in town this season. . A MARRIED GENTLEMAN, of small for. rlm. fr' C V % ?? $i \ eS u t0 beC ° lne A(;:EN Pto a Lady or Gen- lema.i toco licet Rents ,n town ...
... learn particulars by eiters ( ( )ost paid), to be left at the Printer's of this Paper, vireeted to A. D. Nov. 30, 1801 A Married Lady, ofgreat Resjx-aabihty, hut a- present under a trilling embarrassment, wants the loan of Two Hundred Pounds, for which ...
... it-3'dairv. Z**jt*Gt*L M dnrlay ttarmn?, In Ofcl S'uTlingtorr-s treet , the iaiy ef Richard Croft, £sq. M . D Vof a son. MARRIED. . . ~ Oh Sunfay las*, _it Kensington, Mr. W'rieht, Merchant, to Miss Maria Raybould, second daughter of William Ray- boold ...
... artkie. ?? OH! that the Eye of Charity and Humanity may with Pity behold this Advertisement.— A youngs Gentleman and Lady, not married ?? Months, of gcod family, and why have moved in the first circles, are now in the greatest distress, in retirement. They ...
... may he engaged by private Parties, tor Conceits, Balls, or Assemblies. A*^ JSNTLEMfiN of Fortune and Beneficence. YOUNG married LADY, labouring un.-'ef a ■-, ,„~ ,ocal e mbarrassment, wishes for the LOAN of TWO HUNDRED POUNDS, without which lie must ...
... li^L the ye of Charit > r an ...
... most satisfactory particulars will be cleared up respecting :h. mi-take To (■ ENTLEMEN of Foitunc and Beueii_ei.ce. A YOUNG married LADY, lalvjuring un_er a local emharrassment, wi hes for Hie LOAN' of TWO HUNDRED POUNDS, without which sue must inevitably ...
... 'tr ' OH ! that the Eye of Ch.rtty and Humaniiy may with Pity behold this Advertisement ?? A y mine Gentleman and Lady, not married twelve months, of good family, connected with Nobility, vvho have moved in the first circles, are now in the greatest distress ...
... ARNOLD having obt-.ined Plans and Drawings taken on tiie spot, aud having bi__. boaoured by the »dvice and information of marry di-tinguish-d Petso__ge_ en. aged in the Battle. - _ A printed Explanation ofthe Piclure will be delivered to every Lady and ...
... tiie use of tiic West- India Dock Company. T. TYRRELL, Clerk to the Directors. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, TWO HUNDRED POUNDS. A MARRIED LADY, who at this period la- bours under a pecuniary embarrassment, wishes to bor- ■ i..vv the above ?? ; she has no other ...