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... cheiter, Lancafhire, fultian manufacturers, May 26,27, June 24, Golden Buck, Manchefter,--- Richard Flight, of Barton End, Horft ley, Glocetierthire, clothier, ‘May 26, 27, June 24, the boot, Horfliey.----Edward Norris, of Manchefter, cabinet maker, May ...
... —p—replied the other, that's nothing me, for you're dead upon the Pttrfef's boots _ All the perfons named in the following ftrange genealogy were living at Feref/hain, Kent, it is laid, FetJ. 10, 1650, excepting only the former wife of Old Cailuck. Old ...
... private end, Indignant virtue's univerial friend. 6corniug each frantic zealot, bigot, tool, She ltamp'd on every breaft thc golden rule And tho' the doors are barr'd 'ga'wft you, fair, Your darling reprefentative was there t Sweet Modify, id the moral lay ...
... People there appretiend that femething particular is going forward. On Saturday General Hott.ty wood arrived at his Iloufe in Golden-Square from the Army in Germany. Fa:ely was held a Court Martial on hoard hi. Nlajelly's Ship ,Nrrnant, Capt. Amherft, for ...
... county of Middlefex, hatter, dealer and chapman, May 2c, 31, June 24, at Guildhall.—James Maiden, of Rochefter, in the county of Kent, linen-draper and chapman, May 20, 31, June 24, at Guildhall.—Ifaac ‘Lhomefon, now or jate of Warrington, in the county of ...
... Poor in the firft ihitmee, and by that Means prevent their being burthentome. In the City of Canterbury, and in other Parts of Kent, this Scheme has been tried ; and whitti they have inerelfed in every Part of England since the Year 1776, in that City they ...
... Redditch, Worcetterhire, dealer and chapman, July 10, 11, at the White-hart, in Headlefs Crofs, Ipfey, and Aug. 3» at the Golden-crofs. in Bromfgrove.— John Fuifter and John Jolley, ot Whitby. Yorkthire, merctrs and drapers, July 8, 9, Aug. 3 at the Old ...
... Creighton, Strovee, We o, Farant, Blow, Clark, Aldridge, Taylor, Handel, Lock, Purcell, Brown, Tucker, Ray!- ton, B Chartes, Kent, Ove, Hudfea, Ki &e, ie, A & TREATISE of MUS , Bake, and | and abridged, by in emi- rect Mafean, Price 39. 64, W.B. Be careful ...
... maftef af the faid Thomas Wilkinfon, at Carnarvon, in Carnarvonfhire, lhall receive TEN GUINEAS reward. A line, diretflcd to the Boot inn, will anfwer every intention. N. B. He is fuppoi'ed to with his father. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, TOGETHER OR SEPARATELY ...
... Gentleman. Early Yefterday Morning as a Man was coming with an Exprefs to the General Poll-Office, he was flopt mar Dartford in Kent by two Men on Foot, who pulled him from the Horfe, and demanded to fee the Exprefs ; but on the Potlman's refufing to Phew ...
... is reported Lord Harcourt his rceeiv , i his letters of recall from the court of A correfpondent who was lately on a tour in Kent, declares he has been through fevers! pieces of ground planted for hops, but not one hop to be feen. II Letters arrived yefterday ...