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... Literature, including some recent purchases, and among other articles the following : Albert Durer's Engravings on Wood — Golden Le- gende, ?? HoIy Bible, blue Turkey, , \ 1703 — BoissardusdeDivinatione, plates, by Deßry-— Deßry, Peregrinationes in Indian ...
... Sandys a a o Miss Fox 010 6 Air. Smith a 2 o Mr. Fulcher o 10 6 Air. Sturgeon 3 a o Airs. Goddard 010 6 Airs. White a a o Mr. Golden o 10 6 Air. Wright a a o Mr. J. Hailstone o io 6 Air. Gedge I li 6 Air. Harmer o 10 6 Mrs. Blachley ito Airs. Havers 010 6 ...
... by applying as 'above. TURNER, Jim. BOOT AND SHOE-MAKER, WITH heartfelt Gratitude returns sincere thanks for the kind support he has received from Ladies and Gentlemen of this town and its en- virons, in the Boot and Shoe Trade, which has so far exceeded ...
... &c. and the Atonic Gout. THE following is the Copy of a Letter from,i_ieut. Col. Holwell, of Southborough, near Tunbridge, Kent, who had laboured many years under Dyspepsy, Hypochondriasis, .md the Atonic Gout; severe muscular spasms; excruciating pains ...
... the auctioneer there. SUFFOLK ESTATE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. ROPER, On FRIDAY the 16th day of October next, At the GOLDEN LION, in IPSWICH, Suftolk, At Four o'clock in the afternoon, H^HE MANOR of BARRARD's-HALL, X with an extensive Royalty thereto; ...
... Kingsbury, attorney, Bungay. SUFFOLK ESTATE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. ROPER, On FRIDAY the 16th day of October next. At the GOLDEN LION, in IPSWICH, Suffolk, At Four o'clock in the afternoon, THE MANOR of BARRARD's-HALL, with an extensive Ro-/alty thereto; ...
... General moved the judgment of tho Court of King's Bench upon Richard Mountain, who had been con- victed at the last assizes for Kent, of having uttered treasonable and seditious words. — From the report ofthe cause, as read by the Lord Chief Justice, it appeared ...
... Birminic- ham, factors.' R. Wordon, Pincock-mill, Lancashire, miller. J. Johnson, Manchester, merchant. E. Rus- sell, Maidstone, Kent, hop -merchant. H. Collings and R. I. Gifford, St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucestershire, skinners. C. E. Scott, Upper Berkley ...
... a club at Deptford, Kent, at Mr. John Goff's, Butcher-row ; a club also at Deptford, held at Mr. Smith's, the Fishing Smack; Mr. Davis dealer in old clorhes, No. 4, Gravel-lane, Houndsditch ; W. Beadle and Mich. Wood, Dartford, Kent ; Mr. Castle, tanner ...
... Children's Morocco Half- boots, and Spencers ; Cloth and Nankeen Gaiter* ; the best town made Pattens, so much approved for lightness and safety ; Rider's Waterproof Soles ; a gr- at variety of Shoe Roses ; Chinese ami Morocco Liquid Boot-top Colouring and Varnish; ...
... order thru such of them as on examination shall be found fit, may be sent to Garrison Duty ; -viz. ir ent fmore than 2O Maidstone or Surrey ?? - - ) Milee from f Wiucficster, ' (. London -J ist &2d Dec. Sussex - - - - LewesorYvinchcster,i3t&.zdDce. Hampshire ...
... large ones 80, at as. od. each ; and retail hy Loder, Woodbridge ; S. Fitch, Ipswich; Dingle, Bury ; Leatherdale,Hadleigh;Kent, Saxmundham; Knevett, Hal-. 3 worth ; Horth and Wales, Beccles; Fitch, Meltord; Ansell aud Westrop, i.avenham; Eaton, Bungay; ...