Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... . 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. ...
... thereof: The Mayor and Juftices of the said City hereby give notice, that if any person or persons shall found playing at tennis, fives, football, coyting, or any other unlawful game, in any street, back-lane, high road, field, or meadow, within the Liberties ...
... • 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 ...