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... HOU S E in the C I X CU S WANTED to Purchafe, or to Kent, at Mid- ?? Michaelmas next. Apply to Mr. George Chatwan, in th. Abbey C'hur. h-yard. f:;i: iTTT 'M tRS it f T \r.\ N T F. 0, in the parifh of N T.J N N V, a \V UOVURNOR forthe VVORKHOUiE. Any ...
... JOHN KENDALL, at his China-Shop, the «- Golden -Caniftei in Pi I*l*ol nt-Sst*. it r, neat (lie South- -I'aiaeli', lUt/i, It. !. on llie molt rcafoiialilc Terms all Sous of Ul'.-iiil CHINA, both Foreign & Englijh ; Cti|,s and Sjjcci! of all I'liies; funic ...
... journeyman to Mr. Taylor, carpenter, HammerTmith David Turner, fervant to Mr Cordon, in Mincing-lanc Mary Maine, *cn. at the golden boot, near Hog-lane, Shoreditch Thoma* at Mr Mace’s, woollen-draper, Leadenliall-rtreet Robert Andrews, merchant, at Cadiz John ...
... carpenter, at Hammerfmith Journeyman to Mr. Tayhy David Turner, fervant to Mr Gordon » in Mincing-lane Mary Maine, fen, at the golden boot » Near Hog-lane, Shoreditch Thomas Loveday, at Mr Mace’s, woollen-draper, Leadenhall-ttiet Robert Andrews, merchant, at ...
... reel London Merchant— Richard Baker of Rvcbejter in Kent brewer— William Browne Williams of Great Yarmouth Norfolk Corn-Merchant-EUis of Salford Lan-Jhire Woollen-dyer: Robert Bell of Gravefend in Kent Mercer and Draper Jeremiah Dicks of Warminfer Wilts ...
... land-proprietors to redeem, alter fuch warnings given tlicni. and f.,eh repeated 1 -iteiltioni of t^le act, not to let flip the golden opportunity. From the iircleii! fair price of the fundi, an advanta- geous redemption nny vet he made — which ihon!,! be done ...
... lefpeftively 5 8 years hat paid at entrance the bv at or the Alhburton book lor kept direttrd tor arc received next Society held Golden on the day of July and the laif Secretary V O N To be LETT entered upon at Michaelmas The Barton Saunton Court of avery good ...
... pnfent thereof nor tliere a vry H ufe other convenient houfes of the yearly Value For Survey will on twei Day by in at of Golden of Barnllaple Fee Simple and of ail that Barton ileceafed are 1 rye -cres who e 1 her very Callington (even very good Towns ...
... POST-COACHES fet every afternoon from the Broad-ftrcet Briflol precifclv at two o'clock from White-Lion n at four o'clock from Golden Crof iua Cbaring-Crofc precifely at two o'clock for Bath Alfo POST-COACHES in Days fet every morning fiom White-Hart inn ...
... Taurus Miser’s Prayer O Lord thou knoweft that I have Houfes and likewife that I lately a Concern at I thee pre- ferve the Kent from Fire and Earthquakes Money in Middlelex 1 beg thee like-wile have Companion that County and reft of the Counties with ...
... the reCfoiy of Bhckmanfton Kent The Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland reforting to or refiding at Bath are earneftly re-quefted (to prevent impofition) to take notice that Warren Perfumer Mary-le-bone-ffreet Golden-fquare London hath removed ...
... t • 1 ■ I'! M- •i i»ii ;■ j >i -,fc lit ) jk;- - 4 , ■ ') ;j! ? ■ ■ at'' ,l ' Lrtier from Mr. John Reynolds, of Odifham, in Kent, to Dr, Peter Tcmplernan, Secretary the Society for the encouragement of arts, &c, in the Strand. m J BRINING WHEAT. Worthy ...