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... Man- ner; alfo Gentlemens Riding Gloves, Spatter- dafliet, &c. Ac Breeches and Gloves waffa d and mended. Mrs. V E N T R I S, (Widow of thelate Mr. Vihtris, Clerk of tbe ?? on the Wfitm Circuit) _£rgo ?? to inform tfir publir, That (he has Opin'o a B ...
... his Mi- jeily'i Cu!louis.-**Mr. FotHcrgi'l of Birmingham, ta ..lif- Vei r.oii, with 1 Forti. -:ie* ol «j3^oL-*-Mr. Henry Salmon, Son e.f Jpfeph i>ilmo.f, l-.l j, 10 Mi s Levy, tf Sjudssieh-t'oiart. Ds -.Til-* Fhe Rev. Mr. Batsman, Rec'-or cf St. Bartholomew ...
... Jaituarp i, This Day the Ode for the New Year (written by William Whitehead, Efq; Poet-Laureat, and fet to Mufic by Dr. Boyce, Mafter of the King s Band of Muficiaiii) was performed before his Majefty. The Voca} Pars by Mcll'rs. Beard, Sa- vage Baildoo, Cooper ...
... Uft tf, Are fold at Mr. .Newbery's, the Bible and Sun, in St. Paul's Church-Yard* Mr. Kippax's, Perfumer, next the King's-Ai-ms Tavern, in Cornhill, oppolite the Royal Exchange • Mrs. Carnan's, in Wine-Oftice-Court, Fleet-Street * at Mr. ...
... to 5 -j, 1 . 19s. We hear Mr. Butler, Coach maker, in Great Queen-Street, Lincoln's-lnn -Fields, hat contrac- tu! lor building a new State Coacii for his Ma- jetty- f A anions fine Saddle an.l Furniture is making it 'the King's Saddler*, Cli 11. n. -Ciofs ...
... Fortune. Mr. Thomas Mulfo, eldeft Son of ThoinasMulfb, Elij; of Twywell in Northampton-flute, to Mifs Prefcott, of Rathbone-Place. Deaihs. In Child-bed, Lady Carberry. — Richard Charlton, Efqi of Alton, in Hertferd- fhire AtClurles-Towo, Dr. Jacob Martin ...
... iMin, and enter'd npo» at Lady-Day next.--- Alib tbe Stock of Beer to be fold. ?? For P-_tiailar«, enquire of Mr. John -I.de, Senior, or of Mr. Richard-Samuel WrCHr, Attorney at Law, both in Warminfter aforefaid. Za be &016 bft Auction, Ac the KingVHead ...
... from Time to Time, tianiinit to me, for tbt King's Information, full and particular Accounts • t t?J- Progrefs vtiu fli-ill have made in the F.xe- ■*t oft at »is bis ?? Comman-l* j to tlic w hut. -the King expc.ts that yon pay the mM ?? O'.wtdicnce. Acd ...
... taken from the I.ondon Pa- pers of Mr. Spencer's going to be advanced to the Peerage, M. Mauhert is pleafed to obierve, that the late Dutchefs of Mail borough (whotn he familiarly calls Sarah Jennings) made the l.ue Mr. Spencer her Heir * but on Condition ...
... in Germany. . We hear that Books will be loon opened at the Bank for a new Hanoverian Loan at Five per Cent. The Right Hon. Mr. Secretary Pitt hat been laid up with the Gout, but is fbmcthing better. Several great Commoners are talked of to be created ...
... the Acts of his Majefty's Navy. The King has been pleaft-l to grflnt unro Dud- ley Baxter, Efq; the Otnces of Sollicitor of Excile. And unto Thomas Steele, Esq the Office of Comptroller of the Duties of Excise. The King has been pleafed to conftitute und ...
... Anthems, Psalms, and Hymns. InTWO andTHREE VOICES. Written by Infpired ani olber Poets. The MUSIC entirely NEW. Composed by Mr. AT FIELD, And feveral able Masters. Intended fur the Improvement and Inllruflion of Young Praclitionrrs. Adapted for the Ufc ...