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... at QtYork. hear that a Body of Canada Indians will be formed for k t . Serv ice of th a t Part of the World ; and that the Hats of Uniform are very high brimmed, adorned with broad Tinfel Lace, and cocked in the Kevenhuller Style. hear the Army will be ...
... was found in calk of currans, and was put down in a garden Not thailcrton. It grew an extraordinary height, and flowered tlte top. The pods weie vei large, and they cal exceeding fine, nor unlike- the marrow peafe. Some the pods that were preferred to lie ...
... to Mr. Win. Griffith!, Olwcftry ; and John Morris, of Mmia|tot ifweikid, will iliew the Eft***-*. - Raven-Inn, Shrewfbuiy, 1797* TH London and Shrews&ukV NEW L Y, On Steel Springs, and quite in modern Through Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Stratford and Oxford) ...
... and Pumps; with great variety of other articles, which wiil be fold for ready money. ?? N, ?? T.adies PATENT RIDING HATS, and Toys Hats of all forts, fcld r tthe above ihop, autl trinimed in the moil falhionahle manner. Carrcn OJfce. Jan. 11. 1779. A NY ...
... is (topped at the Bank. W ing the above deftriptiou* that V° r ? - Coac^. * * c - b- * taken up any perfons I * , lhf « , ojrp,..fo,.tua. who ~11 reward any perfon .ha. (ball STOLEN Saturday night the January inlt in the yard Mr William Jo (Top, Farnirgham* ...
... the ur full money returned. Dr Graham may he confulted, as ufaal, in all thofe difeafes ar.d com plaints -..hieh refill v. hat is called th, regular p-aSice; and, as the 1 .fo- llow propofes to refide in Edinburgh, lie really poor and '••elp'e-'s v.-iil ...
... quality, and more durable than liik, at us. 6d. Silk Caps at 3s. 2 d. ; common linen ditto at 2s. Trot Colics for covering the hat and ihouldcrs, ufefui for riding, at 7 s. 6 d. and 10 s. ; Riding Aprons at 7 s. ■ The ahove articles warranted good, and at ...
... Satinets, deep and pale coloured Nankeens, with many other Silk, Cotton, and Wcrftcd Stuffs for Breeches. Cocked Hats, black and coloured Riding Hats, Bands and Buckles ; Silk, Worfted, Cotton, and Thi tad Stockings, &c. a__P The above Goods are of the beft ...
... incomparable piece of Mechanilin gives univeriiil latisfaction. — He will engage to Fry ancl make a Pancake, in any Gentleman's hat in company over a candle. HORNPIPE DANCING and TUMBLING, By Mr GARMAN, fiom Saddler's Wells, London. Mr Garman will exhibite ...
... fJARLES JAMIESON, a young man, about twenty- : years of age, about fix feet fix inches high, witii fair hair, and a round hat; had on, Wcdnefday night laft, it blue coat, v.-itk clear buttons, a black and white dyed coat, with a fnut. coloured ground ...
... perform fcveral Sice_»res on -the Rope with a Table, Chair, and Board; jj without the pole, will perform fcveral manoeuvres wi 1 Hat, and dance the Fandango with Caftinets. TUMBLING, By the inimitable LITTLE DEVIL, Mr LAUREN C E, Mr F A IRB R O T FI ER, Mr ...
... William Forbes, Baronet, fonth-weft corner of St Andrew's Street, which he is to enter ro at Whitfun- dav fir St. The firlt Hat he is to Hie as a Co.— -room, called (at the defi c of the princinal liil-i'.-idl.ers) THE TURF COFFEEHOUSE. Which will be fitted ...