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... Place at St. Neuts in Hunting \unfhire, fir for T'radcfimti. has Rooms on a Floor, a large Shop, Sea bis tor z Ho.i>s, back Kitchen, with Coivenier.cies. Enquire Mr. Water-Newton, at Mrs. Dayfin's in St. A Good Houfe, Barn, Stable, Homefted, and other C ...
... General for hindering the Exportation of Wool to France, died on Tuefday Night laft. Yefterday Mr. Lovvman, Clerk of the Kitchen to His Majefty, was remov'd from that Office. The Booths on the Thames increafe daily, where all manner of Goods are fold; ...
... the Country. The said John Taylor makes and sells all sorts of Perriwigs. Part of the said House is likewise to be Lett, as Kitchen, Wash-House, Dining Room, 3 Chambers, 2 Garrets, Stable and Cellar. Enquire at the aforesaid Shop. There is to be sold by ...
... sail a Horse; a pretty Garden with curious Gravel walls, planted with good Greens, extraordinary good Wall Fruit; a good Kitchen Garden, large Yard, with Stables, Coach-House and several Necessaries too long to insert. To be Lett or Sold, and Furnish'd ...
... Ire dwellirz Mr. Forfter of Whitlefea, conliftmg Beds and sLing?SmSrUodskip, Glnfa, glided Leather and jJwB-jfg for Rooms Kitchen Ware, and all other Nectaries fu neu. The fold Wednefiiay and Thurfday the nth and 13th September Goods may Dav before the ...
... On Thurfdlfy died David Davis, Deputy-Ulher the Black-Rod, Door-Keeper to the Lords, Purveyor the King's Kitchen, and a Gentleman, Porter Whitehall; They write from Bourdeaux that the Vintage 'has not been good nor greater thefe many Years paft as this ...
... Houlhould Furniture has been fent to the fcveral Places where his Majefty is to lye in his Way hither feveral ffi ccrs the King's Kitchen are likewife gone to attend his who is to defray'd at thr King's Charge all the Way from Dunkirk. An Appartmcnt is fitting ...
... 1718. APorch'd at Peter-Hill, with a Cellar, two neather Room«, two Chambers, two Garrets cul'd, a Stable and Hay-Loft, a Kitchen in the Yard pav'd with Hjceftone, and Chamber over Part whereof, in the Tenure of Mr. Clipfham Surgeon, and will be vacant ...
... new built, with 3 Floors, and 3 Rooms on a Floor, convenient for any Gentleman to live in ; and a good Yard, wherein is a Kitchen, and other Out-houses very convenient ; the River runs by the Yard's End, rendering it suitable for any Water-Trade, as W ...
... of Meadow Ground! a very Houfe, and Barns and Stables fufficient For the Management Bwfinefs; extraordinary good Orchard Kitchen;Gardea and 5 litrle doles about S Acres lying behind the Houfe. The Arable Land onct ploughed, and near Acres the fame already ...
... and Score Sheep Commont, a very good Houfe, and Bams and Sublet fnfficienr for the Management Bo* an extraordinary good and Kitchen Garden, and j Tittle of a beat Acres tying behind the The Fallow Land all once And near Acres of the farfle already folded ...
... Gate-houfe a few Days ago, for defrauding a FiiVimopger of 3 Brace ot Carp, which had entr 11 fled her to carry to his Majcfty's Kitchen. Thomas Caufton, Efq; appointed Surveyor General all his Majefty's Outsorts in England, in the Room of Thomas lioyd?, Several ...