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... The Ladies are all., humnly requelled to obferve, that » Aprm ifer.f tiri can be admitted at the Ballon Mondays. ' Wm. DAWSON, / Mafler ofthe Ceremonies, New-Rooms. /NhW ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, HATH, Feb. icth. IT having been determined at a very refpec .able ...
... particulars enquire at the piemifet, or of George Wheeler, carpenter, near Walcot church. t3> All pei font who have any demands on the edate and erects of the faid Robert Whcclft, a.edelired to fend them immediately to George Wheeler at afosefald ; md all peifsns ...
... metitlagv, barm, anl otber offices, and about 90 acres of arable, meadow and pafturt land, lituate iv the parilli of Ugboarn St. George, about 3 miles ?? Marlborough, sow ia the occupation of Thomai Smit'i, at the yearly rent of 551. clca/of j all taaea (except ...
... enquire at th* premifes, or of George Wheeler, carpenter, near Wilcot chuich. i/lr A II ptrfons who have any demands on tk* eftate md effefls of the fiid Robert Wheeler, ire defired to fend them immediitely to George Wheeler as iforefaid 1 md ill pcrfons ...
... -le will be finally clofed on TueiJay next the 17th iniiaiit, as his New Silks will be opine. l on Wednefday the l3tb. rliK GEORGE INN, WARMINSTER, is ne vly f*tted up, and f.ent.ely furnilhed, oy WILLIAM TAYLOR, who returns grateful trv-ifv.-: to hi* fnetjds ...
... VValcot-fliect, m Friday next t three o'clock, or any fuccceding Friday. JOHN GLAZIER, f*n 1 1 GEORGE STRAWBRIDGE, J^ ?? ' Wm. EVENIS, l ft , !J, DAWSON, ( uverlw ' BATH, Sept. 19, 17.5. JOHN V7ILKINS, Silk-DyerandScowerer, ?? «J London,) late of ...
... own Houfe. Sells evt*ry art:cle in the Stationary line, a::d all forts of Genuine Patent and approved Medicines. Benjamin Dawson's Lpz en ges, for Coughs, Colds, Sec. fold retail in Bath, by s. Hazard only. ?? AM TAfUH'i Horfe 3.fedieines, by bis appoint* ...
... a en- trance. i'he Day-Schoiars mcv uinc at the school, if mo.c ajrei.ible to their parents. [JS LA CE and DRAPER Y. JOHN DAWSON, (many years tho* man toMeiTrs. a/ Stone antt Robert*, bvj' leave to infeurm his friends and tlie public, thru he has taken ...
... BARON DILLON, Preflilent. Mr. PROVIS, Vice-I'rehdcnt. Dr. SMITH, 1 Mr. HICKS, (stewards Col. WOLI.ASTON, {■ t,tcw;,r ?? Mr. DAWSON, ) The Prefidcnt will take the Chair at 7 o'clock. Cjlchtt and Gleet tt begin pretifidy at half J ajl ; dV/onl. Tickets will ...
... lit.' of the city of Bith, limber-merchant, .1 bankrupt, are defired to pay fuch tlicir debts imme liitely to Mr. Richard George, of Briltol, or Mr. Samuel Hall tt, ul Bath, -ibgnees of the cil ite and eiii-ft; of the fai 1 bankrupt, or to Mr. Thomas ...
... t.ie ut.-im't reflect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your moft obedient and very humble Servant, Southampton, lo.i July, 1777. Wm. DAWSON, To the NOBILITY and'GENTRY refiding in, and »ho refort to BATH. Aiy Lirit, Ladiei, aej Gentlemen, THOU _iH fenfible of the ...
... Setfon with 1 BALL it Mttrm'i R\m.. ..1, Tuefdiv the vh of June, being the Anmve.ftty nf fill Ma jefly'i Binh Dtv. WILLIAM DAWSON, Af,/rr 0) Ike Certnanirt. S I 1. K-W EAV.R'i WAR Ell OUS E, (('truer ej Gatla-.i ay'l-Baildinfl, A ?? / .trade I RATH, Much ...