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... Profpect-room, College-green. This to advenifed but limes. LLTUN, hi; Boot and Shoe Ware- Kitchen, Cellar, Stable, &c. with Garden and Field ; BK SET, J~\. houfe, the Royal Boot, Omond-quav, Dublin, rethe Garden ready cropped, and the Home newly pa- ...
... twcf* v*c!l-not«d ..nut> and -j J U.ft. fa. of *bo« 30 Acre.* Profit Rent of • Year, well fecar* 7\ ELTON, hir Boot and Shoe Ware- S A r n-.treK Ut, *.th the .n Trade, •J- T *U xTrling hut v « HouFe .0 a trading Part of the houf , the Royal Bocrt, Ormond-quay ...
... A N D. : - Pertfmouth, May 3: Arrived at Spithead from Plymouth, the tollowing men of war, viz. the Albion, Torbay, Dublin, Kent, and Boyne, of 74.{guns each, and the Somerfet of 63 guns, which makes 16 fail of the line, and & frigates. -~ L OND ON, May ...
... Printer hereof. :'v ..ogcr Coleman Pb'nt.fL XJOTICE is hereby gi- np fet, »m 5 catered immediately, commodi- A FJ.TON, a: his Boot and Shoe Wire- n-ii'n' i, * en, that the fcveral X Houtc, with Oiu-oHices, large Garden, a frouiV, the Royal Bioot, Onr.bad-quay ...
... immediate Recep- NTHONY ELTON, his Boot ami Shoe Vi'are- B f Fine, aid expended a coandcrable .>um is rs » two large Calks, _ a Stillion, Imall Crane, Crow, tion large Family. Propolals be made the Rev. hotile, the Royal Boot, Ormond-quay, Dublin, re- *. ...
... old. 1 Hands high, fit for the Saddle, well got and broke, tret from Vice and Blernifhcs, warranted found. Sht may be at the Boot Inn, in Thenra--ftrect. June the zd, 1773. WANTED, Civil Employment, from cob tool, Year. Whoever has the like to of, or Intercll ...
... moderate Charges, to merit aCantmuance the Favour his Friends and the Publick. Any Commands for him left Mr. Dunn’s, at the Golden Sugarloaf in Caple-ftreet, will be forwarded, and carefully attended to. TO be fold Auction, by David Roche, Au£tionicr,_ ...
... with Mifs, drank frerly with her, and fluid hfr bed-chain till two of the clock in the morning, and Had pulled off one of his boots in order to-bed Mifs, whpn they turned him out of the liouie, and lie brought a mob about the door, and coming the next day ...
... *os. aj. »4 f. . f. 10 8. BAKKIOJI’TS. TTK>m»5 avley, of Macclesfield, i» Che (hire, grocer. Henry Crocker, of ighclua, in Kent, aad Thomas Mtorrs, of Dairy-hine, merchants. John Hitchooch, af£t Gcmrc tbektarcyr. MiJ. jjierc*. deitcr. >»hn 01 Hriltol ...
... of Blaatbull, dillant about a T Nhdu,’ the aad iull. June, either »pO fie let, in the Whole two Divif.i, u . Trouble, the Kent col- a Year, and tool. Fine. Mile .torn the great Head Hubhn Play-h’ouu , a Gold of Dear! Rath, between AFIELD, near BRAY, ...
... an Kitchen-Gardens. _ Printed for Edwird and Charles Dilly, in the Pouhry ; fold by S. Aris, Printer hereof, and all other Boot:Sellers in Greg- Britain otttl Ireland.—ol whom may be had, The fameWark.. Complete, in Two large Volumes Folio, Pike 41, 45 ...
... an eleven other houfes adjo ning together with five Hacks of hay and two horfes About five o’clock yefterday morning a man booted and fpurred and fplalhed with country dirt went to public-houfe in Hyatt’s Gardens Whitechapel and called for a pint of wine ...