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... GEORGE I N CONEY-STREET, YORK. MATTHEW DAWSON, (Late Butlh to Sir C. SYK.ES, Bart.) MOST refpedfully informs the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Tradesmen, Travellers, and others, that he lm taken and enured upon the GEORGE INN, with the entire- Stock of Wines and ...
... On Sunday morning laft, an excellent and well adapted Sermon was preached at Burton- upon-Trent, by the Rev. Wm. Dawson, A.M. reftor of Wefton-upon-Trent, in this county,* from Proverbs, eh. 4. v. 13. f ake fafe hold of ?? j let her not go : keep her ...
... e of the faid Gelding, fo that he may be had again, to Mr. Hillyard, at the George Inn, Northampton, fhall receive FIVE GUINKAS for a Reward. To Cover this Seafon, At Dawson's, ac the Kein deer, near the Tell-Bar, Lincoln, Strong Bay Horfe, 15 Hands and ...
... For Coughs, Colds, Afthmas, Catarrhs, Hoarfneffes, Sore Throats, Incipient Confumptions, CSV. B EN JAMIN DAWSON's PECTORAL & BALSAMIC LOZENGES, are the moft efiednal Remedy. They give immediate Relief in a Shortnefs of Breath, and Weezing, caufe the tough ...
... LINCOLNS ATR E. SPALDING, Nowe ot . To te SOLD by AUCT ON, At the George Inn, in Spalding, on TUESDAY rhe 14sb D December next, between the wre of Sixand Bight of the a ick in the Evening, fubjcB to Conditions as foall be then pro. duced; Large and MESSUAGE ...
... AN ENTIRE NEW WORK. 1 By the ißopil! Licence and Authority of His ivlajeity King George the Third ; granted at St. James's. On Saturday, November 10, '770, ...
... hereby required forthwith to pay their respective Debts to Mr. William Fenton, the Administrator of his Effects, or to Messrs. Dawson and Read of the said City of Lincoln, who is impowered by him to receive and give Dis charges for the same, or otherwise they ...
... Governors, amongst which were, George Nel- son, Esq; (son of the late Lord Mayor) who gave one hun- dred pounds; Yson fifty guineas; and Mr. Abraham Pitches fifty pounds to the charity. Lord Ver- non nominated his son, the Hon. George Venables Vernon, and John ...
... Fox; George Cowlishaw; Samuel Foster; James Bacon; John Webster; James Moore; Ralph Melland; Thomas Hinkley; John Hussey; William Evans; Thomas Bailey; Francis Roome; Francis Fox; Henry Cock; Samuel Jordan; Rowland Almond; George Breary; George Hardy; ...
... relpcftable Parent?, as an APPRENTICE LINEN and WOOLLENDRAPER, GROCER', and HABERDASHER. Letters (Port paid) addrelftd to GEORGE CORTIS, Sfickney, near Boflon, will he duly attended to. N. B. A Premium will be expe&.d. December 13 tb, 1794. WANTS A bl'l ...
... to rice from Ma-j fly’s in to allow importation of and Africa for lim ited far 'mzettt t s CharJes iih Mr WHEREAS william DAWSON a Cornfaftoi confideiablc Eftates in of and in County Leicefter and concerned in charged upon Daniel an of and of the C the ...
... Tuefdays at the George, from One o'Clock to Six in the Afternoon, to fettle the faid Accounts. After that he will put it out his Hands, as his other Bufinefs will not admit cf his longer Attendance. ■ Kettering, April JO, 1778. April 6, THOMAS DAWSON, Druggist ...