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... . Lea tenni& . To be Let, or Sold, either togethe r . or feparate, Two Mciruages, •or Tenements, fttuate at Summer-hill; each Menage conlifts of two Rooms on a Floor, with needful Out-offices thereunto belonging, a Garden, and a Pump of good Soft Water ...
... (-4 ENTRE L APARTMENTS to. LET in .a pow pulotts Part of the Town, upon moderate Tenni. Pleafe to enquire of the Printer. GENTEEL furnifbed APARTMENTS to be LET, in SY. Paul's-Square, for two tingle Gentlemen, or a Gentleman and his Wife, with or without ...
... knowo.bx the Sign of the Punch Bow), Ittuated at the BottOm of Steelhoufe4ane ;. togither with , a latge and comtriodious Tennis Court, nearly adjoinins to the.: (aid. Houk.' The 'St-cic and Fixtures to .be taken at a fair' Appraifeipent.--: For FUrthei ...
... Houle known by the Sign of the t'unch Bowl, fituated at the Bo:torn of Steelhoule-lane ; together with a lage and cOrnmodious Tennis Cou , t, nearly adjoining to the laid Houle. The Stock ani natures to be taken at' a fair ApOralfemcat;— For further P ...
... known the S'gn of the ,Planch Bowl, fituated 'at - the Bottom - Ofi Steelhoufe-lane i together with a large and commodioual -Tennis Court, ncariy . adioining to the (aid Houfe. T-he Stock and Fixtures to betaken at a. fair-Appraifement7 For further P ...
... convenient Brewitokfi,with Pump therein, and proper For further I ra eilquire at Ihe. Red-Lion afrrefaid. TT. B. The Brewing - tennis to he Red vita Paft of am' thf)n o!- Publick. Bonnets. ...
... • treat for the Came, Apply to, John C'seihire at the aforefaid rt The al; ve Hoofs will Let either with or without ,tha :Tennis Court. , , be LET r SOLD, ,at 'Cannock . , ' in Stafj fornthire, -A large and cirntretwient floof:., fit for Centleman', Ftmi ...
... Kr.' kiffin, that has removed to Smallbrook-ltreet4 wiiere they may he fatted with Dread, Deans, Mats Corn, See. on as good Tennis as at any Shop in . liiirminham, and their h. votive ever grafefullyaeknowledged, 5 , 5 A Journeyman Baker wanted. 71t-7 ...
... rd Public Houfe, known b. the of the Punch row), .fiinated at the Roteenn Steelhoufe-lane together with a- and comMudinu 'Tennis Court, uearly adjoining. to, the .faid. Haute: • Stock and Fixtures to be-.talten. at a f4ir A ppraifement•i— , For further ...
... Latin; French and Greek.—Due Attention will be paid to their Morals, Comilla, and Behaviour.—Every other Information concerning Tenni; Ste. may be had by applying to Mr.. Junes, No. 64, Edinuad-ftreet,'Birplinghain.—Any yskung Gentleman of good Character, may ...
... which 'obliged his Friends to caufe him to be , bled to Death. Yefterday the great Match at Tennis,, between Tompkyns and Maccon ) was determined at the King's Tennis-Court, Whitehall, in Favour of the latter, before a great Number of Englifir and French ...
... Parts Ithe Counties of 7 • The Building is ingenimay contrived fc aA to - wait the Brewery upon the molt improved and eafy Tenni poilible, and there is -adjoining the.Bre,wery, and to be dificikd of therewith, an exceeding elegant - Houle aral Out-buildings ...