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... Remedy for green Wounds.- At the above Warehoufe are fold Daffy's, Stoughton's, Squire's, Radcliff's, and Botlnck's Elixirs; Golden and plain Si irits cf Scurvy- Grafi ; Hungarv, Lavender, Role, Honey, and Citron Waters ; flooper's and Anderfon's Pills ; ...
... ---For Particulars enquire' of Mr. Hodgkins, Attorney in Out-Stock and Houfhold Furniture. FTIO he SOLD by AUCTION by .THOS. KENT, on the Premifes, THIS DAY and .TOMORR 0 Vv , the and zsth of January, at the late Mr. Plimley's, at Ruegiy ' near Pattinghun ...
... ll Tay James Coaleld EATON. at, Efq. Wm Wilde Philip Wardley P.e.v. Wingfieli Mrs Wardle, Thomas Wells John Slack James Boote Jofeph Davidfon Thos Croweock Wm Andrews Henry Arkinnall John Walker Thomas Weis Samuel Hocitkfti MURTON. Richard Freeman 'ho ...
... Dwelling-Houfes adjoining, occtspied by John Anderfon and Thomas Tutty. For Particulars enquire of Mr. Slaney in Shitinall, or Mr. Kent, in Wolverhampton. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by J AMES DEVEY, of Stourbridge, on Toefday the zzd of Auguft Intl. 17'So, and the ...
... Matter, which the Major h.,d been fent to treat about. This Letter he concealed between his 6tockiig and his Leg, wearing Boots at Time, and earry:ty in hL focket aPali . - pert from Arnold. He w efcorted by Arnold's t..lThards as far as that o!ficer's ...
... amounting topt. . For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Geaft, Attorney, or the laid James Lees. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by THOMAS KENT, bn Thurfday the isth Day of March Init. and following Days, at the late Mrs. PA It E R's, at WOOD I I ALL, near Coclfall, ...
... Doftor's Houle as above. Alfo by Mrs. Randal, % 1 ,, ADMI the -Royal Exchange; Pearfors and Roltafon c•xtrati a ham; matt other Boot:fellers ; and the Commande; To Meirs. DICEY and Co. No. To, Bow-ClO rt . Peff e l s in rard, P 0 N . , Board t FIRST CASE. ...
... K. I King Lear IVri•. Hull, Ballard Mr. Banks, Kent Mr. Richards, - Glocefier Mr. Smith, Albany Mr. MarlA, Cornwell. Mr. nfon, Burgundy Mr. Wilfun, Gentleman Uiher Mr. ouett, Officer Mr. Rubery, Pitytician 11Ir. Fawcett, and Edgar Mr. Whitfield. Goncril ...
... from thence the sate of De ember. Capiain Maim, of the Prinee.pf Wales, , and - foot feamen, died on their. pall home. The Golden Glove and the Filhburne, watt to for England about the middle of Oeiobn, when vvaiehoures were to built. The fleet in gentled ...
... for having planted 48, 500 larches.—Gold medal to Mr, Stepheufon, for his method of improving moor land,—~Gold medal to Mr, Boote, for his comparative culture of wheat. In the Second Clafs; a Silver medal was awarded to Mifs Frances Guife, for a beauuful ...
... required to furrender. of High-ftreet, St. Mary-le-B'on . ne, -I ers June 9, i 6, July Ix, at Guild-1%4,, 4, of Deptford,Kent, Dealer and Chap, 11, at Guildhall. of Little Newport-ftreet, _ G Soho, uildh.,. June Iz, is, July xi, at G Monmouth-ltreet ...
... frrdtable Afeicantlle or Houfe lnthii Town. A Line addrefted, to S. E. to be 'left at the Printees, will be duly to. ' . TORN hYDE, Boot and gi - tre 7 Maktr, returns J Linton Thanks to thofe %Om filv t, already honouredllut with their Commands, add howe forth ...