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... fine hard lead Drawing Pencils, and all other Sorts made by the celebrated MOSES. Likewife the beft German Blacking Balls for Boots and Shoes.* Sold alfo by Mr. Crefwell, Printer at Nottingham, Mr. Gamble, Grocer in Leicefter ; Mr. Luckman, Coventry; Mr. ...
... To morrow, (Wedncfdav Aue. 14th) will be ?? A TRACE i) V, call'J KING LEAR. King Lear, Mr Wdkimla | Gloftcr, Mr Achui.b ; Kent, Mr «,,.«; Edmund, Ms L.-rr , Cornwall, Mr Fu.k ; Allariy, Mr Gay i Gentleman Vtmtst, MiCitff wick; Edgar, SUPcw.ll. G-oncril ...
... wich, Kent, Carpenter, Sept. 5, al, 1., at Guildhall.—William Cleaver, of Dulverton, Somerlettbire, Mercer, Sept. 7, 17, 12, at Guildhall. DIVIDENDS to be made to CREDITORS. Sept. z 6. James Campbell, late of Liverpool, *Merchant, at the Golden-Lion, ...
... detached) wiih three Commonage-i on Cr.-.rtield Green, now in the Occupanr.ll of Robert Giles, and computed to be wcrth the yeailv Kent oi 7zl. Note, There are al.out 21 Acres of the plowed Land Titht-itec, and the Pall urc- Lands pay Tithes under Cir-- e.iliftanccs ...
... indebted William Boots, late Maidstone, the County of Kent, Surgeon, deceaterl, at the Time of his Death, either upon his own feparate Account, Par ncr th Ml-. Goodwin, are required to pay their rtfpeclive Debts, at the Bull Inn, in Maidstone aforcuid, on ...
... HIT T. Formerly Gardener to Lord Robert Manners, at Blox- holm in Lincolnfhire, and to Lord Robert Bertie, at Cheflehurft in Kent. Revifed, corrected, and very much improved, with many new Additions, By JAMES MEADE R, late Gardener to the Earl of Chefterfield ...
... T T. Formerly Gardener to Lord Robert Manpers, at Blox- holm, in Lincolnfhire, and to Lord Robert Bertie, at Chiflehurftin Kent. Revifed, corrected, and very much improved, with many new Additions, By JAMES MEADER, late Gardener to the Earl of Cheflerfield ...
... ces there- ' lying, V^'''v r^'v '-''\T3 and being a finefvorting l.'oun_ IV ;-y, and healthy Air, at the in the County of Kent, through which runs exceeding River, wherein are great Plenty of Fish. lt is a Prick confuting cf Parlours, Chambers, Kitchens ...
... and credit, willing and ready to atteft the fame ; Mr. Brittridge in Gough Street, Tottenham court Road; Mr. Thomas Aiken, in Kent Street; Mrs. Elizabeth Churchman, by Bond Street, Piccadilly ; and Mr. John Townfend, by the Greyhound in the Borough. * # ...
... Mm would a-aTtaln, ?? .. c-ood Fo tuM| the ! rut low.and ihe wl .it iamMII of coining in not quite SCOI. hirer „ thin the Kent stuff be made by lattening of Horn. iV »NTED, Two CHAIN - SeiNNEkS in YV tin liimiil>»l Bufinefs.—Anv Pc fns who ■vant Cinitatu ...
... difeovered to be a deferter On Wednefday laft was committed to Brecon county gaol John Bullock Loyd Efq John Ham dealing boots from the Golden-Lion that town : and the following day was committed to the fame gaol Charles Powell Efq David Morgan for burglary ...
... JOHN KENDALL, at his China-Shop, the «- Golden -Caniftei in Pi I*l*ol nt-Sst*. it r, neat (lie South- -I'aiaeli', lUt/i, It. !. on llie molt rcafoiialilc Terms all Sous of Ul'.-iiil CHINA, both Foreign & Englijh ; Cti|,s and Sjjcci! of all I'liies; funic ...