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... 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 ...
... will be given to Letters, Poft-paid. E G H A M, Surry, June 22d, 1757. I THOMAS DAWSON, hereby give Notice, that if any Perfon or Perfons fell or let my Wife, Ann Dawson, have any Weaiing-Apparel, Eatables, or any other Things, without firft paying tor ...
... fettle this bufinefs on that Day. E G H A M, S v n r y, June 22d, 1787. I THOMAS DAWSON, do hereby give Notice, that if any Perfon or Perfons do fell or let Wile, ANN DAWSON, have any Wearing-Apparel, Eatables, or any other Thins, without firlt paying for ...
... Approharion; (marine his Friends their Favours will be gratefully acknowledged, by FUNERALS FURNISHED. HANSLOP, 23d March, 179 MR DAWSON takes this Opportunity and begs Leave to inform the Public That he late Mr Mayhw. of Hanslop, in the of SURGEON and MAN-MIDWIFE; ...
... James Mann and Elizabeth Dowfing, as Tenants at Will; and four Cottages, lett to Edward Titman, Sarah Dean, William King, and George Burton; the Whole being of the clear yearly Value of 196i. or thereabouts; together with 24 Acres of Woodlands and upwards ...
... likewise sells Dawson's Pectoral and Balsamic Lozenges, well known for curing Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Asthmas, shortness of Breathing, &c &c. For the Benefit of the Creditors of the late Mr. Wm. Buck, Baker, N ewpot-Pagn ell. TO be SOLD AUC HON, George Knibb, cnTuefdav ...
... whole Benefit ami he may moreover take from Michaelmas next. for further Particulars, enquire the faid Mr, Rouse, and Mr. Dawson, of Maiket-Harborough; or Mr. Mansfield, ot Lubenham, the AlPgnees laid Bankrupt ; or Meiirs. and Burton, Daventry. To SOLD ...
... Ryland, Northampton; the Rev. Mr. Henry Taylor, Birmingham and by the Author, in Kettering. Talbot Inn, Peterborough. JOSEPH DAWSON returns bis molt grateful to his Friends (and the Public in general) who have honoured him with their Company, his opening ...
... County ord fq; one of the Clerks of His Majelty's 0n Privy-Council in Ordinary. an ' 10- King has been pleafed to 1 and appoint George Brown, Thomas 'ð û James Stoddart, and James Balmain, ' to getber with Robert Graham, Efq; in the ?f Alexander Udney ...
... Thrapibn the London Coach for Oundle, without of Time. Oundle is twelve Poll- from Peterborough—a good Tu.npike-Road. From tbe George-and'Blue-Boar, ILlborn, The and Thrapston FLY Sets out from the above Inn every Sunday, Tuefday, and Thurfday Evenings at ...
... by Chnftmas. N. B. A Quantity of Irifh Clcth to be difpofed of. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Creditors ol the late JOHN DAWSON, of Grafton, in th« County cf Northampton, deceafed are defired to fend ir their Accounts on or before the 2c,rh of November ...
... Order on the moil reasonable Terms, will executed, the Public's Moil obedient, and humble Servant, THOMAS RICHARDSON. THOMAS DAWSON, and Grocer, (from Leicester) bejs Lenve to inform the Public in general, that he has taken and opened a SHOP Hate the Occupation ...