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... Mr. John Hooper, filvcr-rmith, o.t Wii.chciicr, Mis. of St. Croft.- DitD. Mrs. Rev. Dr. CornewalT.'dean of'Canterbury.——At LVal, in yejrr, Admiral Bray . At Greenwich, agtrf».7, the Rev. Robert -IViicha'd', jun. College, Oxford. The Rev. Hubert Wells ...
... Umpires; to be chofen by the majority of the company prefeht. Dinner on table at two o'clock. Mr. SLOCOCK, , Mr. GRANTHAM, Stfcwar ...
... enquire Mr. B. 'Tleming. at or Wokefield House, in the parish of Mortimer, Berks. !' 1 . 11. . , , * A N T S. O tie SOLD by AUCTI O N, Mr. N G, the prrmifes, at Monday the obbcrinltant, A'l the LIVE aftd STOCK, IMPLEMENTS and FARMING UTENSILS, ! to Mr. Thorns ...
... COURT OF KING's BENCH, May 9. MIDDJ.ETON (QUI V. BLAKE. This cafe deferVes the motiferious attention of the clergy, and great importance to general happinef, of the community. It was action brought againft the Rev. Mr. Wake, who vicar of tl;e parilli ...
... The genuine patent pencils are ftamped with the words, “* Riley’s and are fold by the Printers of this paper: Mr. Blakeney, Windfor; and Mr. Poie, Eton. Irifh and Englifh- STATE-LOTTERIES, for the car 1788. old State-Lottery Office, No. 57, W. Charing-Crofs ...
... excellence,' it will need no other recommendation. It is fold at his in Ha wlcv-fminre, ; at Mr. B* rons, ftationer, No. 79, Strand, London; and by Mrs. Parifh, perfumer, King.ftrcct, Reading, bottles one {hilling each, duty included. N. B. A. Parifh has now of ...
... To LETT and entered Midfum next, The KING'. ARMS INN SPEEWTHAMLAND, now the Occupation Mr». Pottinger. A„ T h,f ' en r i,e of Meff i one « Townfend, Attormet Law, at Newbury, Berks. r , 0 be LETT, the of certain lands Wrndrtver in the county ...
... (imilar to Dr. WAITE's; daring his name ; anil eve* -,111 the name of Majcfty, pretending to.fell d) r> iM,, the King's Patent, though there ri'.\ ('' ...
... Warehoofa for Dr. der, No. 45, in St. P-ai's Church-yard, London, in price at. 6d. as. each, with the allowance to country venders, who are defirtd diteft their orders Mr. Newbery.——Sold alfo by Car nan and Smart, Reading, and b> the Country Vender*of Mr. New ...
... Tom, ran times at 3 and years old, out of which he won 24, of which were King's plates; a 3-ytars old Mr. Daly's, won 8 times; a 3-ycars old of Mr. Savage's, won times, which was King's plate, and 3 at the Maze, in one week. The annals of racing not produced ...
... and Simart, Reading; Mr. Wit- fon, ; Afr. Griffiths Wiight, Leeds ; Mr. R. Raikes, Gloucefter; Me. Fhomas Brown, Hull; Mr. Collins, Salis- bury, Mr. Cruttwell, Sherborne ; Mr. Score, Exeter; Mr, Thorn, ditto; ...
... j. Hamlet: Mrs. Lefiingham the Character of Ophelia, 2. The Winter's Taie Mrs. Hartley in Hcrmione. 3. Cymbcline Mr. Hull in Pilanio. 4. Henry IV. Part I. Mr. Lewis in the Prince of Wales. 5. King Lear; Mr. ...