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... 65. — Also, for 50 Guineas,, a Bay Gelding, both the property ofa Gentle- man, not having further use fen- them. Inquireat Thomas's Livery Stables, Park-street, Grosveaor-square. I^O be SOLD for 25 Guineas, a good SINGLE HORSE CHAISE, paniiel body en C ...
... late of New Windsor, inthe Li mnty of Berks, Smith and Iron-monger,- deceased, arede- Hr e t Wt d .^cpunt thereof to Mr. Thomas Baverstock, or Mr. Wm. Golden, both of New Windsor aforesaid, his Executors; and all Persons indebted to the said Estate, ...
... sons. Case 1:0 : — Mrs. Sarah Aitkin, No 5, Bel;. co, irt, Gray's-inn-iane, Holborn, November i-,, ?? — Case m, Mr. Robert Hardy, N ?? Barnarv's-inn, Dec. is, 1803.- Cns. _;i, Miss Holthian, daughter of J. A. il. i.ir.in, Esq. Professor of Music, No. 9 ...
... lmrch-strert, on Friday, the 6th July, 1804, at Two c clock in the afternoon, precisely. By Order or the Court o: Directors. THOMAS MAdtSHAM,,Se ...
... J. Cunningham, anu.'A. Krazer; Lieut. C Murray; Messrs. K. Keys, and J. Henderson, Assistant Surgeons; M ssrs. A. H. Hardy, J. Thomas, ). Seppings, G. r' Field, J. Macleod, T. C. Cawst-.de, T. Walker, ]. Archer D. Pasgrave, A. Dick, and G Bovd, Cadets; ...
... Sle.g, J. Hon v C.izenove, Esq.. Isaac Solly, Esq. Captain Allen Cooper, * Thomas Tooke, Esq. tsaarjuei Fenniug, Esq. William Vaughan, F.sq. P. G'renfeil, jnu. Esq. M.P. Thomas WagstafF, Esq. Captvin William Hall, I Charles Wall, Esq. •joint jeif-tv, Esq ...
... fifteen three inches high, excellent horses in single or double harness, and steady with troops; ?? are high couraged, very hardy horses, and fit for any weight. To be j viewed till the sal ...
... ' Theatre; Doors open at h If past five. Begin at half ¦ttist Six. Places to be taken at the Box-office. ALVANISM, &câ HARDiE's interesting LECTURE will be repeated on MONDAY evening, luiy -.6, at Eight o'clock, aad on THURSDAY, at One. » Admission ...
... i very Gowns, for the Election v - 1 fii and able Person to be one of tlie .Sheriffs foT the year f; . Ig, in tl»e room of Thomas Parry, Esq. who hath paid lv.. rice to be excused -serving the same. CHARLES WRIGHT, Beadle. ORNHILL,apdLOMtiAKD-STREET,-ind ...
... though it is not true, as they said at the same time, that they can come when they will, the degree of naval experience and hardiness tiieir 'flotillas have acquired, give hopes which they themselves did not at first entertain. It appears also, that tht* ...
... Company, in the room or the Six Directors going eat • f Office. By Order of the Ccurt of Directors, London, Juh 117, i3a^. THOMAS MARSH AM, Sec. [heChair.will be taken at Two o'clock precisely, when the H-Hat will comn\ence, and dose at Four o'clock precisely ...
... Fortnam, Gaunt and Elder, Charles Cressy, Henry Carr, Dor. Mason, Sam. V. .mbush, Ann Ballard, Thomas Abell, Thomas Jackson, John Wilkinson, William Rix. Thomas Dean, David Willox, - WANTS ?? mc House, W>wt2sale Ware-house, or other office, a Young T\lan ...