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... coP* of thofe living ata by A, My Smar t T. Cowflade, Printers, Reading; Mr. Blakeney, Win oat Mr. Roffel, Guildford 5 Mr. Fuller, Newhury 5 Harold, Mariberough; Mr, Jackfon, Oxford; Mr. E¢ ycomb 3 by one perfon in everv confiderable tow? of ...
... Blaksney, Mr. Norton, Henley; Mr. Marlboronfh; Mr. Hungcrford ; Mr. C:>**'3brs, Bafingfloke; Mr. Russell, Guildford; Mr. Cooke, Farnham; Mr. Roe, Alton; ...
... clears Ob- ftrvu€tions of the Breaft, and cures Aflbmas and Con- fumptions. It is fold by Mr, Baldwin, Book feller, in Pater ofter- row 3 Ri y, St. James’s ftreet ; Mr. Bayley, Perfu- mer, in ; Mugecridge, Stationer, i the Brrough; and Parker, in Cornhill ...
... neceffary, a variety preparations, even with an imitation Mr. N'cubeiy's are diffeminrtted the riders and agents of the venders of drugs, againft one of whom a Verdict- has been lately obtained the Court King's Bench. The genuine Ponder is fold only Francis Newbery ...
... The following BOOKS are fold at the Printing Office in Reading, by Mr, Willis, Newbury, Mr. C. Ring, and by the Men who carry this Paper. On the 10th of May was pulled, Price Four Shillings and Sixpence, bound in the Vellum Manner, TLAS MINIMUs ILLUSTRATUS: ...
... Newbury, Mr. King { WanUgc, Mr. Seymour; Wind for, Mr. Blakeneye. Alton, Mr. CranOnn 1 Andover, Mr. Noyea; Batingfloke, Mr. Shipton ; Chriftchurch, ...
... fecreey. They are fold, by his , 5 convenience thefc living » and Crwfhde, Reading Mr- Mr.RiiTell, Mr. bury Mr, Norton, Henley Mr. Jack' o*'gl>0*'gl> 'J Mr. Boulr, Mr. Haro'd, ,» ...
... Berks, aie Mr. R. L. Bacon, Reading. Mr. Wm. y, Windfor* Mr. Binj. Newbury. Mr. Ron*.ar Cntnxsv, Abingdon. Mrs. Eli/.. Cox head, Hdh'trford. For Coumy of Buckingham- Mr. J. Banbury, William Mail'as, Stratford. ...
... Cowilade, Reading; Mr. Boult, Eglnm ; Mr. Fuller, Newbury; Mr. Harold, and Mr. Us, Marlboro'; Mi. Smith, Dcviacs; Mr. Crippg, Abingdon; and Mr. Norton, Heniey. A WORK NEW, Carious, Entertaining, and Uftful ...
... unexpected but. happy from ; ISrrAC CROATS. v Wttncjfea by. Mr. JGHNIV'YE ; . . . *• '• • tljink it duty.to confirm' the truth.of.the above e.ifc. ■ . DREWAY, jun. to ISAAC CROFTS. scoitiuTtc t.he Kings-Patent, are vended in Js. .anil if. fj.*»chi at the ...
... following BOOKS fold the Prin ting Office art Heading, Mr..Willis, ury, Mr. Button, Wallingford, Mr. R. Aillen, Bafingttoke, and the Men who carry this Pap er. This Day are Publijhed, Price $s. in boards. (Dedicated, Permiflion, the Right Hon. the Countels ...
... —and the .Queen has been fomewhat in beucr ipirits fince thefe flattering hope?. Mr. Dundas, the apothecary tro*i Richmond, is with the King every other night. Saturday lafl Mr. Pitt had interview with her Majeu,. for upwards of two hours: the rcfult was ...