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... wanted at the faid Inn, who well undtrftands the Bufinefs of a Kitchen. — Apply to Mr. Haddon, at the Three Tuns Inn; or to Mr. Edge, at Pottcrfpury, near Stoney-Stratford. ANTELOPE INN, High-Wycombe, Bucks, TO be LETT, and Entered on at Midfummer, 1781, with ...
... Bourne, Capt. Richardfon, Capt. Main w.i ing, Mr. and Mrs. Gunflune, Mr. and Mrs.Hotchkins, ..li. and Mis. FrowJcn. Mr. and Mrs. Edge!!, Mr. and Mrs. Otlcy, Mr. and Mrs. Brit ton, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Mr. Smith, Mr. Daniel, Mr. . 1e y, Mr. Turner, Mr. Barnctt ...
... Henfall, Blackfmith, . . so -{Thomas Maynard, of the fame, Blackfmith, as) _ ...
... the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of GLOCESTER. JN confequence of tbt melancholy Event of Mr. Chejler*s death, I hereby ref uefl your attendance at tbe Boot ball in Glo- cejler, on Monday tbe itb of January next, at eleven o'clock, to ...
... re g* rd _ for . country, and his admiration of the condutl hi predecrflbr : After having attended the latter to the water’s edge, and being witnefs of the grateful acclamations of the many who attended him, his excellency his lordlhip happy voyage added ...
... ClTim, a chriftian fchootmafter, of Imola, fcourged to death by his fchoars. Flora and Mary, two ihiiftian ladies, beheaded by the Saracens. The a.raflination of the Prince of Orange. The remarkable death of Marcus, bifhop of Aiethufa. The fingular execution ...
... in the Orarge Grave, lately occupied ly Mr. Hallett, Hofier ; A large and freih alfort- ment of Black and White LACE and EDGINGS, of all kinds ; with complete fuits of Point, Brutlels, Valenoienne, Mechlin, Mignionet, &c. Likewife, a great variety of ...
... hoth peifonal and epiilolary, 1 Ihouls think mylel chargeable with Ingradtude, if 1 did not embrace this Opporturity to acknow.edge tt e Elteem and Friendfhip | hear ta the :ff Qed Part of the Community, who by innumerable Fayours have fo generoufly diftinguithed ...
... âWilliam Cherry, for cutting open a trufs of linen in tive ftage-wuggon.âAnd Mary Swift, for llealing a card of thread edging out the (hop of Meflrs. Hardy and Co. of this city. Letters from divers parts are filled with accounts of the damages occafioned ...
... that he meaas to continue in Bath during the Spring Seafon, with a large and frefh aiTurt- meatof black and white Lace and Edgings of all kinds} with complete fuits of Point, Brnffels, Valencienne, Mechlin, Mig-» nionet, Sec, likewife a great variety of ...
... thathe means to continue in Bath during tne Spring SeaLn, with a larg- and frefh aftbrt- ment of black and white Lace and Edgings of all kinds; with complete fuitt of Point, BruiTels, Valcncienne, Mechlin, Mig- nionet, _cc; likewife a great variety of ...
... ot B iron Scenaw, on the rack. Death ct Dotnimco Hr 1 tr, who was fa ririced with red hot pincers, holts bored in Ins checks, and his nofe and ears cutoff. The martyrdom ot Julietta a l.ictn.an, who was tortured to death, and her child's bra.ns d..fl.ed ...