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... his own feparate Account, arc dtfired forthwith to pay the fame his Executors, or to whom they (hall appoint. GEORGE BRAMALL,-) _ . JOHN DAWSON. , Exe . ci ! to \Vm. MARSDEN, Bramall. JOHN WARD. The John Howard takes this Opportunity of returning his fmcere ...
... forest of Inglewood, (descended from the noble family of the Stanleys Earls of Derby) to the very agreeable Miss Dawson, daughter of George Dawson of Unthank Esq. with a fortune of 4000 l. Immediately after the ceremony they set off on a tour through England ...
... his own feparate Account, are defired forthwith pay the farce to his Executors, or to whom they (hall appoint. GEORGE BRAMALL, JOHN DAWSON, Wm. MARSDEN, TOHN HAWARD. The faid John Hav-ard takes this Opportunity of returnng his lincerc Thanks the Friend: ...
... M/trtd Xtartbefier. Me AT. DIXON, DAWSON & SWALES* COACH and COACH-HARNESS-MAKERS* BEG Leave to return their moll fincere hanks to the Nobilitv, Gentry and Other*. who have bonooied theni with their Commands, and folieit a Continuance of the fame.-—Hiving ...
... J,. • • the Manufacturers of Linen and Worfted Yam. THE MACHINE, lately advertiftd irvmany the public Pcpcr* George Parkinfon and Robert Eaflgate.of. Darlington, in the County Durham, Mioufa/tarets, for thefprnningof Hemp, Liot,.Tow, and Wool, into Yarn ...
... in Prof cution aj'.ainll the faid George W k field, and j Edward Buth r Thomas ant, the Nam; and Dc{(cription ml Butler Thomas* Grant, With ington, in the Patilli of Mandu-fter, the County i Lanc ia, r, and George Wak*ti*-ld, of P-ndh-ton, in j the fourty ...
... farm; together with 76 a(h trees, ar.d 57 poplar. Lot 4. Seventy-feren oak trees, growing in Davenham and in the holding of George Chatterton, and others; alfo 16 a(h. trees, la elm, and poplar. . '^ c w^°'e arc fcribe-n>arked, and numbered, and are .within ...
... bart. Cotton Robert Salnsbury, ditto, esq. Cotton William, ditto, esq. Capper George, Nantwich, gent. Cheers James, Barrow, gent. Cheers John, Barrow, gent. Chesworth George, Newton, near Middlewich, gent. Cooke Charles, Middlewich, gent. Corbett William ...
... Rurthen ■SUrneBS.. Seventy Tana, with all Iter Matcriali, not. laying at low End St. George*! Quay.—The Vefjfrl and Maccriala may be viewed appltin, to Capt. JAMES DAWSON, .‘ jj RICHARD SAUSBUAY, Brolcr,. AT the THE ATRE AtBiON-sra set, onTHOASDAy tbe i;th ...
... Chifiicls, and other Edge • Tools, alfo the Utenfils, I the Materials on hand. For farther Particulars apply Mr. Anthony Dawson Bijbot't Forge Mr. William Nixon, at Cutr.divorki or MrTjoNN Great Strickland, who will treat above die fame. The Bufinefs ...
... Lodgings, No. n, in Sagorlane, which flia.ll be punctually obeyed. idew Rea Lyon Inn, Prtfitn, CBobtr ij, ALICE DAWSON, Widow of the late WILLIAM DAWSON, deceafed, Takei th:i Method to inform her Friend] and lit Public, T'HAT flie continues to keep the faid ...
... h war , ,U„ S„d k 5 e, '. Scco ,i ' for 'J.?, wiiltll-7' •'« .•»d. .and under another aft palfed the lecond year George the Third, to nd powers and render more eft-dual the y adding the road Goe-Bowen thio' Whining on' to |om the Shrewfbury turnpike ...