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... LOST, OU T of Pillct's Tennis-Court, on Momlay the 9tli Inft>nt, fmall Rt.j and White SPANIEL, with two «three red S;»ots hi* Forehead, a Buftir Tail, ann anfier« to the Na.ne of Pajb. Whoever will bring the laid Dog to Mr. Danfi* Qneen'a ollege, Oxlord ...
... vviih a Spirit, Vivacity, and Kale, which did him the highell Honour, anil in Siile dignified Splendor, fit cut from the Tennis Court in this Place, his promiicd aerial Tour. ...
... with V R S | At Fifteen - pence Mile. Idkcwife wilt andeavour reitrler every otlttf Accomniodation ai;i eraMe, on t!ic mod Tenni—He huniWy f. the llonoin of their Favoin j, which lhall ever be his cuiilt.iiu Study and Attention it. ...
... Gambler Dateried, ANNALS of GAMING; or. The Fair Player's Sure Cvide. Containing original Ties, tifes the Games Whlft, Hazard, Tennis, Laniqucnet, Piquet, Billiards, Loo, Quadrille, Lottery, Back Gammon, All-Fours, Comet, Pcpe-Joest: 'To winch arc fubjoined ...
... immediately, A large, commodious, and wry convenient WORKHOUSE for Soap-boiler and Tallow-Chandler, in this city; and all the U tennis and Fixtures every kind to be fold a moderate appraifemcm, the prelent occupier retiring from buiinefs. For further particulars ...
... Mr. Charles Stuart, upon Leafe, fog twenty-one Years, at the yearly Rent of 201.—■ 11. Another Mcflaagc or Tenement, with a Tennis- Court, DrelTirtfc-Room, and Garden thereto belonging, in St, Aldate’s aforefaid at the yearly Rent of 261. The above being ...
... darned to apply, farther Particulars, to Mr. pines PenvulJ, of Gray's Inn, London, who is eutborifed to Sell the fame. An me tenni Tenants are dared not to pay any Aliens of Rent, tu any oth-r Patton than Mr. Peovold. This Morning came Advice, that the Neptone ...
... deceafed, at her late Dwelhngboufe St. George's Street, Canterbury; confining Bedding, Chair*, Tables, Lookingglafles, Kitchen tennis, Linen and China-ware. Cat Armour.* may be had next at the George Boughton, the Ship at Eaver-0wm, the \V00lpack Chilham, ...
... Time. T'O SOLD,— A CORNETCy of DRAGOONS, for Six Hundred Guineas, with Appointments, now in America. Apply to Mr. Hughes, the Tennis-Coutt Coffee-Houle, Whitehall. WANTED immediately,— A Journeyman STAY-MAKER.- -One that undcrHands his Oufmefs may meet with ...
... TENEMENT and CARDEN, in Colebrrke rtreet, u. the City •> Wiiuh«**»r, ht-the occupation o ...
... Town. ..For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Way, of Thame aforefiud. ’E'lvcsj Tennis, and Cricket Balls, A made and ibid, Wholefale and Retail, by F. PARRY, at the Tennis-Court, in St. Mary-Hall Lane, OXFORD. The great Demand far each of the different ...
... to grant Charles Mcynell, the office and place of Inafter •or keeper his niajel y's Tennis-court, near the Cockpit in Whitehall, and of his majefty's Tennis,-court Tennis-plays at ■A 1 Hampton-court, and elfcwhere, Gieat- Du'blin'-Casti.e, July 27. Letters ...