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... of Europe. An Intlance of the fevere Juftice of Jehangire, Emperor of the Moguls. The Unfaithful Depoiitary ; an Eaftern Story. Short Memoirs of feveral Men of Letters, who lived under the Cxfars. An Anecdote of the Poet Bioleau. The fingular Fortune of ...
... of Europe. An. Inftance of the fevere Jullice of Jehangire, Emperor of the Moguls. The Unfaithful Depolitary an Eaftern Story. Short Memoirs of feveral Men of Letters, who lived under the Cmlars. An Anecdote of the Poet Biolcau. The fingular Fortune of ...
... HO7SE, WAREFIOI7'S, ,and SHOPS. 9 - '0 be LET upon a short Leafe, or Sold, a good Dwelling Houfe, with Warehoufe and Shops adjoining. fufficient to employ thirty Pair of Hands Btu. .ated in Swallow•- ft reet,.near the. Wharf, Birmingham. ,: The Houfe ...
... as a School Room in the firit Floor, he good I.ldgmg Rooms in the fecond Story, and three ceiled Garrets, with an entire Yati, Pump, Brewhoufe, and Garder.—Enquire of Mr. Short, or Mr. Ricl•ard Chattock, both of Solihull. ...
... receivt d Anfwcfrs by Knockings. As the original Circumflances of this Story are very little known, and theret;me very imperfeelly related ; it may not be unacceptable to give a short Account of its Rife and Progrecs to the pre67nt time. They are as follow ...
... Sugar Plumb. 20. The Royal Guide. zt. Adventures of Capt. Gulliver. 22. Winlove's Stories. :3 Winlove's Moral LeClures. and z.;.Telltruth's Hiflory of Birds and Beath. z 6. Short lntroduClion to Geography. 27. The Pocket Bible. 23. Hiaory of the Enchanted ...
... Bookfcllers, in Birmingham. This Thy is publified, Price los. 61. 14f-bound, _ ANew SCHEME of SHORT - HAND; being an Improvement upon Mr. Byrom's Univerfal Englifh Short- Hand, By the Rev. J 0 Fl N PALME R. , Printed for J. Johnfon, No. 7s, St. Paul's Church-yard ...
... well-built ' Mefluage or Dwelling-Houle, fituate in Park-ftreet, Birminzham, now in thePoffeflion of Mr. Pri!2ft, being four Stories high, containing four Rooms on a Flour and three Cellars,' one of which is arched, with a Cold-Bath therein, conftantly filled ...
... Feet and a Half; Six Lodging Rooms on the fecund Floor, with three Drefling Rooms and Clofets, and fix Rooms in the Attic Story, Coach Houfc and Stabling for ten Horfes; together ago with the Manor of Grt.qt Sheepv, and an extenfive Fithery. The Gardens ...
... Chambers, s 9 hung with falbionable leper, Dreffing Claret to three of them, two of them with Fire I'lacl.—ln the Attic Story, four genteel Bed Chambers,. . two Of them with Paper, two CIO-tee with Fire Places; likewife a Servant's Room and Sttke Room ...
... a handfome Stair-cafe end Landing-place, and fear large Bed-chambers eith Clofets on the Fill Floor Story . ; and the like Rooms on the Attic Story, with very commodious Vaults, and other nacefi - ary Offices; a large airy Garden, well laid out and plante ...
... infituElive Articles, A Sentimental journey thro' England, by a Lady.—Taber ; or, the unexpefted bifeovery.—True Love, a true Story.—Beauty, an ELThy.—Defcript:on of an Indian Foreft.--;Natural Philofophy recommended to the Fair Sex..—Pantomintes defended ...