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... IPSWICH, April 16, 1750. tHE Second Quarterly CONCERT and BALL, fer the present Subscription, will be on Thursday the 10th of May ; ' HARWICH, April 25th 1750 THE BALL at the Three Cups in this Town, will be on Wednesday the 2nd of May.__ THE next Meeting ...
... rrIII4IIER to be SOLD by AUCTION, on Tuef. ,ily the 19th Day of April lnlianr, at [Lae of M r , rladser, the Sign of the Red-Lion in Wolverhampton, between the Hours of Two and Four in the Afternoon of the fame Day, felon filch Conditions as (hail then ...
... the late C are above March 30 - -- - H April NEW ASSEMBLY The SPRING BALL MASTER CEREMONIES will be on April 21ft to be of Mr Tyfon Brunfwick- place and Bull’s Marflball's Barratfi' libraries Ajfembly-Rooms April 2 1794 JJR R AUZZINI moft relpeafully in- ...
... Cfjeatrc = lRoj?al. t Ae Benefit of Mr WILLIAMSON. .iiNDAY Evening, April 28. 1788. will be prefented, M ' By Particular Deflre, AComiuv, called, TH E WONDER A. WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET. A R,fi- Mr WILLIAMSON ; SSS Me-, Don Lopez, Mr Sparks ; Frederick, |J ...
... prefent ICNlare thankfully received at No. 48, Nta , lect-Street„ by D C. CI AY POOL.Y. New Line of Stages. pdE Subfctiber hat cfiablifhed a line of STAGES from Hartford to Bolton, by way of Norwich and Providencis, wh.cia will run tbro twice a week during ...
... their Favours, may depend on being ferv'e d with Goods of the bell Manufactories, and upon the mdft fcafonable Terms. OXFORD, April 37th, 1776. JOHN GREENE, Painter, Gilder,, and Priftt- ftller, in .he Hfeh-Strect, Oxford, pppofitc the new Parade, begs 1 ...
... Servants, ADAM PELLENGER, JOHN PRIOR. Woodstock, April ipth, 1784. Linen Drapery, Haberdajiiery, fury, &c. RICHARD COX, in the High-Street, Oxford, rc!;'c£{ful!y informs his Filends and the PubJick genetal, That he has jull puichafcd for the Spiing large ...
... his first appearance w on this Stage. Erancia - - Mr. ELAND. ( ?.?. - - Mr SCRIVEN. Tobias, - Mr COOKE. r -Wintersctl. - - - -Mr SMITH, r ?''?he Theatre Royal, Bath, being his lirst appearance P on this Stage. e^Wiatersen, j^g?^ L m Theatre ...
... Journeys on reafonable Terms. F.nftone is a regular Stage from Oxford, Iltip, Shipfton, and Motion in the Marib, on the Worccfter and Birmingham Roads to London. A comparative View of the difierc.-:* Stages between Oxford, Worcefter, and Birmingham. Miles ...
... Patronage, and all Orders will be executed with the utmoft Difpatch and Punftuality. CHIPPING-NORTON, Vf OW, and CHARLBURY OLD STAGE WAGGONS, SET out from the Bel! Inn, Weft Smithfield, Lon- don, every Thurfday Pdorning at Eight o'clock, and arrive at the ...
... their Favour! will he ever gratefully acknowledged, hy their moft obliged and obtiiitnt humble Servant, JOSEPH MAYOW. / /* 2^ APRIL. 1769. In ONE DAY, Three Timo a Week, Through Oxford fo London, SETS out from the George Inn at r.TROUD inClou- cefteriTiire ...
... ; July t, at • Nottingham, the King's too Guineas ; Sept. 16, at Lincoln the King's roo Guineas ; April 23, at Newmarket, the King's roo • Guineas ; April 11, 1748, 5o Guineas at NeNyinarket ; during which Time, he was conitantly made Me . of as a Trial ...