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... ntitn til ; that it may he known, who of tiitm are capable of doing Gai.ifoii or otb-r Duty, Viz. KENT, SURRY, (more than i.t milts from London) âMAIDSTONE 26th and 27th July; 01 WINCHESTER, 4th and -th Augull, SUSSEXâ LEWES, 30th and 3 tfl July; or ...
... nine Teats to in theprefent Leafe, with a Covenant renew the fame, the Expiration thereof, for longer le;m. under the fame Kent, and without Fine. And to LET or SOLD immed acely, A very commodious MALTING, of the fame Tenure, fituate a*’ ellon afoicr*td ...
... JOHN FOSTER, at the Rofe, at Veiling, Kent, cured Leprofy, attended with violent reheumatice Vain*. , , , V* Any dill doubtful of the of theta Drops, may (by applying to Mr Norton, Surgion, the Wed-(idc of Golden ftpiare, near Piccadilly, London, the ...
... hurt four and Jive m the after St to the predated, A LL that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT and front SHOP, finiated oppofitc to the Golden Aachor Hntrr, in Stndgatc; together with faflage, and divas back Wild, iogt extending towards the New-road, and commm.icatii- ...
... whom lyts two children, _ - KENT, SUtIRV, (more than 13 mil.* from London and has refided at Hexham in Northumberland, lince the Bth March laft. left that place the f h the Worthy tmd Independent Freeholders t,* I —MAIDSTONE ideh and ayil. July; o. WINCHESTER ...
... firtimlar Gall, tnnft at Ike fame lime trot ficnrity. tiki Iwt fnretiet, la Ike faliif.Sir: ef Ike •Trtfen, far faymeat pf Ike Kent agreed for, and at Jack timet at they fall dheff, and ferhn ■mill it ftrmilltd iid, nnle/t lien Jmeliet are then end tkcrt ...
... Jietland, tbe town of Alfton, in tile county of Cum- Lotdfliipa, Tywomipa, Hamlet, Village? herjand, ordered to held, at ihc Golden Lion in hoeahet mentioued, vie.. Uilflon. Thoinbrough. Cor- tlefham.. on J-'riday the July inlt.int, at I hddge Newton HalL ...
... life, depends greatly on the firfl trfifref- Jiont they receive, thit Tutor (being void of thofe dry nmneainug lefptns many Boots of the Und abound -with) it fo calcnhud, as will render Education a work pletfure, imperceptibly feafon the mind in every virtuous ...
... *os. aj. »4 f. . f. 10 8. BAKKIOJI’TS. TTK>m»5 avley, of Macclesfield, i» Che (hire, grocer. Henry Crocker, of ighclua, in Kent, aad Thomas Mtorrs, of Dairy-hine, merchants. John Hitchooch, af£t Gcmrc tbektarcyr. MiJ. jjierc*. deitcr. >»hn 01 Hriltol ...
... one pair of flieets, marked S. taken off thc bed five China bowls of different patterns; one pair of boots, Pcrfon properly qualified to receive the Kents, and either his Widow, Elisabeth Aintley, Bailirtgate; the marked Smith.” in the infide ; one pair ...
... inftead •SC* of ftraps, or chains covered with (traps, t,_-,i,_-««n H 1 Siealint; boxes , irunks, and bundles, out of the boots and baftets of llage-coaches, when they Hop |f indie ftreets; and -.ilfo out of hackney-coaches, by opening the oppofite door ...