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... nine Teats to in theprefent Leafe, with a Covenant renew the fame, the Expiration thereof, for longer le;m. under the fame Kent, and without Fine. And to LET or SOLD immed acely, A very commodious MALTING, of the fame Tenure, fituate a*’ ellon afoicr*td ...
... for the Ladies to which none will be admitted but thofe who have Tickets for the Concert Tickets be at the Bell King’s-Head Golden Heart and Boothall Inns at the Coftee-Houfe and of Mr Higgins in the Bellman’s Lane STOLEN on Tuefday Night the 25th Inftant ...
... this murder, are dif,:harged out of cnftody. On Toefday evening laft a man wu unfortunately run over in the gateway of the Golden-crofs inn at Charing oral's, by a coach, which which happ-ned to be coming in, and was to tatic.h broiled that he died in ...
... contnues very ill, that his Recovery is not expefted. Sir Brook Bridges, Bart, will defied Member of Parliament for the County of Kent, without any Oppofnion. On Monday laft on the Eleflion a Reprefentativc in Parliament for the Town of Northampton, in the Room ...
... e hear that a certain Gentleman who lately fought a duel in Hyde-Park praCtifed with his piftols at a target his garden at Kent for near a month before Sunday at morning fervice the following bill was delivered at the de(k of St Margaret’s Weftminfter ...
... College. I'cfigning in my live plicc (my brother having acquainted me tt my was dead, and had left hund pounds) went clown to Kent recover the ib.ugs had left there, bat found my matter dead, and his wife invoL ingreit duficultic*, withfour .h.ldrcu her ...
... Ireland rather than England or America cheap Kind of Fence recommended in fome Cafes with Explanation of the Words Hay-boot and Hedge-boot Ob-fervations on Saxifrage Burnet and Burnet-Saxifrage Dcfcription a Drill for fowing Beans &c and of a triangular Harrow ...
... Ireland rather than in or America A cheap Kind of Fence recommended in fome Cafes with an Explanation of the Words Hay-boot and Hedge-boot Ob-fervations on Saxifrage Burnet Burnet-Saxifrage Description of a Drill for fowing Beans and of a triangular Harrow ...
... ladders, with cords running from each other, on which were hung a Jack Boot, an Ax, and a Scotch Bonnet. The two latter, after remaining there fome time, were burnt, and the Boot beheaded. During his (landing, alio, a purple puife, very richly ornamented ...
... facing the Griffin Inn, Bury St- Edmund's, for Boots and Shoes of all Sorts, wholefale and retail, at the following Prices, for Ready-Money «>nly : Men's per Pair. » Per Dozen. 1 s. d. 1. s. d. Beft Calf-fkin Boots, London Legs; 14 o 800 Beft doubhvchannel ...
... Buildings and too Acres of Ar»hlc Meadow, and Palturc, all inclofed and properly divided, which are Mr. Edward Bufbv, the Kent 751.-—The other conlilts a and Cottage, with Barns, Stables, Cowhouler, and other convenient Buildings and 156 Acrea of Aruhle ...
... can tcifiiy, aho knew the (hocking Condition was io. John ftcr, tl>, Roic, at Welling, Kent,' Marlborough, Wilis, Feb. 14, 1765. To Mr, Norton, Surgeon, in Golden Square, film «s Ciil, five Yeats old, that cff.-ftually cutad by tha your Martdant's Drips ...