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... payable at the Gate ercfted and fct up on that Part ofthe faid Road wh'ch lies in the faid Coufcty of Oxford, in the Lane called Minfter Lane, and at the ft vend Bye Gates thereto belonging; and alfo at tlic Gate ercfted and fet up at Han-borough Bridge in ...
... agatnjl Norton? before John Sprakcer, El'q; on* W the Mattel j oi the faid Court, at his Chambers in Svmond's inn, chancery Lane, London, on Wednefday the ?? p. ccmber, 1791, b.-tween the Houi| of Five and Six ?? in tiie Afternoon, hi Twiii/a. Loti, ' ...
... in the afternoon, before Peter Holford, efq; one of the Matters of the faid Court, at his Chambers in Symcnds Inn, Chancery-lane, London, THREE undivided FIFTH PARTS of a Manfion- Houfe, called' BAGLAKE-HOUSE, in the parifh of Longbkeuv, in the county ...
... the lofs fuftained is comparatively inconfiderable. FAIRS. TO BE HOLDEL—Dec. iB, Warwick, Droitwich, Stourport, Cheltenham, Coleford, Thornbuty, Ledbury, Biceiter, Woodftoek ; -19, Rugby, Northampton. MARRIED.]. On Thurfday, at St. George's Church, Hanover ...
... and whose attention will be solely directed to it. \lso a Con- veyancing Clerk— Address to'L.E. at Mr. Witherby's, Eir- chin-lane. EDUCATION. WANTED, a FINISHING SCHOOL, within a few miles of town, where only a few- are taken, and principally confined to ...
... Mr. James Smart, of Aston Road. On Tuesday, Fanny, only daughter of Mr. James Be le, of this town. On Monday, after an illness of two years, aged 41, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. John Lines, of Steelhouse Lane, In this town. Sbe was a fond mother, an indulgent ...
... Guildhall. CERTITTCATES—Su'i% 26; T 3. Pritchard, Church-lane. Whitechapel, Coleford, r Gloucester, scrivener—T. common carrier—G. fltrne, Threadneedl;2- , .,treet, c la t i t Buckley, Lawrerice lane,- warehouSemaA.. . . , . , . PARTNERSHIPS' DISSOLVED. ...
... daughter of Robt. J. Adeaue, esq; of Babraham, Cambridgeshire--*'* H. Erringtou, esq, eldest sou G H. oft Casino, Colchester, to Fanny, eldest daughter of Mil!'- esq; of park, near Colchester.ââC.J. Hutton, second son ihe Rev. J. H. Hutton, vicar LeckforA ...
... being engaged composing music for an ope, a for each the winter theatres (the former for Coventgarden, the latter for Drury-lane), said to be founded on the . same story in the Arabian Nights' Entertainment—A poor man died last week, in Bethlam Hospital ...
... wheelwright. M. G. Needle, of Wood-street, Cheapside, tea-dealer. G. Score, of Tokenhoase-yard, money scrivener. ? J. Young; of Coleford,Gloucestershire, butcher. 0. Bridge ' of Alarvle, Cheshire, cotton-manufacturer. T. Gill, of Stourport, Worcestershire, ...
... little man, your mamma bids you Mrs. Atkins.— Why do you stand there like a simpleton? Gofor Fanny this moment. , Child. Pray, mamma, don’t be angry ; lam Fanny. Mrs Atkins. —Oh, dear me! Dear me! Tins is one of Millings unlucky tricks! Get out of my sight ...
... Ka.ii.ck.fr street: solicitors, Kllis and Co., Chancery-lane - Tokenh>us«-yard, Lonlon, money-setivener ; Sept. 12, ef,. o,t KaMngball-street; solicitor, Aldermanbury.—JOH viipl p late of Coleford, Gloucestershire, butiher ; Sept. 13. 11, 1, *’ Gloucester; ...