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... Yelkrday Morning Margaret was taken Mr. Coates, the King’s Meffenger, in a Hackney Coach Bedlam. Mrs. Coates, another Lady, and the Nurfe, went w'irh her: foon as the Coach was called take her away, (he was told by Mr. Coates they were going on Party of ...
... Meadows, Mr. Weeks. — Young Meadovys, Mr. Stow. — Juftice Woodcock, Mr. Clarke. — Hawthorn, Mr. Freeman.«--Eufiaee, Mr.. Dover.— Kogde, Mr. Wats. — Roiletta, Mrs. Gordon;— iucind ...
... fallowing Horfes arc named : Mr. Aitl.ur Annclley's bl. g. Lee 800, by Domitian, 6 Yrs. old. Colonel Stead's br. h. by Tandem, 6 Yrs. old. Mr. J. Phillips's br. g. 6 Yrs. old. Lord Afhbrook, Mr. Hallett, Mr. B. Stead, and Mr. Darby, did not ...
... or ot Mr. William Clements Barber in the Turk, This Day is Publijhed t ( Price One ShiUing ) The SECOND EDITION of, The LA S T BLOW: OR, AN Unanfwerable Vindication of the Society ot Exeter Coll ege. In Reply to the VICE-CHANCELLOR, Dr. KING, and the ...
... nces, Mr. William Purbrick, Fiiliim ; or to Mr. Wilfon, Burford. HAUNCH WOOD COLLIERY. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. HAWTYN, on Wedntfday the 30th Day of April next, 1794, between the Hoursof Three aid Five ?? in the Afternoon, at the R'ltfe of Mr. Pratt ...
... engtaved by Mr. Hall. Sir Jo hn Fortescle, ■ ■ Mr. Cook, Sir Thomas Lit tle ro s, — ■ — Mr. Trotter, Sir Edward Coke, — — Mr. Trotter. Sir Matthew Hale, — — Mr. Trotter. Lord Chief Juftice Holt, — — Mr. Audinet ...
... tnpleat a Cun) by Mr. jackfon, printer, m Oxford ; Mr. fides. High Wycnmh -, Mr, Darnell, Aylefbiiryi Mr. Sccly, ?? ; Mr. Stringer, Banbury ; Mr. Rud- der, Ciienceflcr; Mr. H a ...
... j and of Mr. EadosT Book- feller, at High-Wycoinbi Mr. Taylor, Bookfeller, at .Namptv/ich 5 Mr, Hartlebury, at Tewkethury 5 Mr. Sy. 1 moods ClTqcer, at Witney , Mr. Carter. CdnftSioner, it Warwick j Mr. Burdon, ...
... *inrl of Mr, Fa-let, Beok- fcller, at Mif-h-Wycomb ⢠Mr. Taylor, Buokf'.ller, at Namptwicli 1 Mr. Hartlcbury, at Tewkefbury ⢠Mr. Sy- niom!., Crocer, at Witney; Mr. Carrer. Confecl inner, ar Warwick ,- Mr. ...
... Gelding, the Property of Mr. Caftle or his Son, or of Mr, Quick, will be permitted to ftart ; nor will Thomas Dunn, la-c JocKey to Mr. Cafll*. be tdmitted to ride lor tithcr af the abo\« Plata*. ' fl B I a GS, From tht Kings-Head, at Cirencester, BEGS ...
... Ar*p!y to Mr. Youick, at Calthrop, Mr, lU|trhes, at Wickhaiii or to M . Bltjnt 11, Attcrn-y in 11n.1.u.,. All Prrfon. having any Deman-lon th* F.ltate at*. t 1 fft-fli of jIM fald William Partriilge arc deliied it. fend i'l the fame to Mr. Bik-nell, ...
... Printer Oxford; Mt. Micklewright, Printer Reading; Mr. Collins, Printer Salifbury; Mr. Rawlins, Marlbro; Mr. Rofs, Bath ; Mr. Brown, Stationer, St. John's Gate Briftol ; Mr. Burrough, Stationer, Devifes ; Mr. ...