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... Cloth Coat, and an under light crloured Cloth Coat, and Waincoat the fame, .and both trimmed with black ; !rather Breeches, Boots, and a Blemith tinder his Left Cheek.—Baker is about 35 Years old, about 5 Feet 6 Inches high, black Hair which hangs low before ...
... in Eflix. A Fared of very lin^ F.i MS, confining o( beucen 4 and eto Trees, with Ibmc fine OAKS. For lurib.r enquire of Mr. Kent at Horn lon 1 the Rt*. Mr. Welch at Thi.nderttty, neu Ratltigh, File* or of Mr. Win. Klitoli. If Cipt, Bellimy's, near Whit ...
... t • 1 ■ I'! M- •i i»ii ;■ j >i -,fc lit ) jk;- - 4 , ■ ') ;j! ? ■ ■ at'' ,l ' Lrtier from Mr. John Reynolds, of Odifham, in Kent, to Dr, Peter Tcmplernan, Secretary the Society for the encouragement of arts, &c, in the Strand. m J BRINING WHEAT. Worthy ...
... Flackton* I Canterbury ; and P. Newport, Dover. To the. Nobility, Gentry, i3c. of the County 't/KENT, \ the large Typogra- VV phical MAP cf the COUNTY I KENT, on Twenty five Sheets cf Imperial Paper, befides the reduced Sheet, and PLAN of CANTERBURY, is ...
... Head, late of Hermitage, in the County of Kent, Bart, deceaied, are deiired to fend in their Accounts to Mr. Gooitrey, Attorney Law, Sherraid Street, Golden Square; or Mr. JohnCoucher, Stroud, in Kent. MAIDSTONE TURNPIKE. is hereby Given, That a Meeting ...
... is reported Lord Harcourt his rceeiv , i his letters of recall from the court of A correfpondent who was lately on a tour in Kent, declares he has been through fevers! pieces of ground planted for hops, but not one hop to be feen. II Letters arrived yefterday ...
... Encouragement for thtir Sobriety ard Hooefty : Mens plain Shoes is. 6d j ftitclied Shoes or Pumpi ij. jd. Channel, as. 6d ; Shoe-Boots 4s ; and Channelled ditto js. 6d. p.:r Pair. N. B. Wlioevq thi, nuy fuit (hall have con'tart Employment. /) / /V / ?? /iu,4ti ...
... To SOLD by Private Contract, tlvit and feveral Pieces of excccd- fine Meadow and Pafture Land in Afhford and the County of Kent, containing one Hundred and Twenty Acres, now the Occupation of Mr. Nicholas Bourne and Mr. John Bourne, the Whole lying together ...
... life, depends greatly on the firfl trfifref- Jiont they receive, thit Tutor (being void of thofe dry nmneainug lefptns many Boots of the Und abound -with) it fo calcnhud, as will render Education a work pletfure, imperceptibly feafon the mind in every virtuous ...
... mull appro., d tana ?? the Road 10 Liege, efchet by tbe Rout of Calais o* OH. .ul ByEDMUND MARSHALL, M.A. Vicar af Charing ia Kent. fite fat« drift' ei tat-iit 1 mtmkrm Gfynmi Nada.d ttrfat at hi jswohiherc ?? lln B . Canterbury -, ?? far ih* Aothor, by ...
... Lion, Keyfide, Sunderland; Mrs Wilfon, at the Pea'cdck, and John Hudfon, Weaver; in Bifliop Wearmouth; Matthew Banks, at ihe Boot and .Shoe, in Monk Wearmouth- Ihore; Thomas Laws, Plough- wtight, Ln' Sedge if eld} Wil- liam Hall, junior, Weaver, and Mrs ...
... kotsc any I'am Irs-n Corr.j after the fit* Apf ligation. * Sold -ebotefale and tetail by W.irren md, Co. Pri (■.trier*, *t the Golden Fleece, (ip»(,ft« to ibe Kind's Se'ir, Cluir- Mak«t, in Coventiy-Strret, PffrcadrHi , rbting Jumt out fnm tbeir hrr ?? Flee ...