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... T T. Formerly Gardener to Lord Robert Manpers, at Blox- holm, in Lincolnfhire, and to Lord Robert Bertie, at Chiflehurftin Kent. Revifed, corrected, and very much improved, with many new Additions, By JAMES MEADER, late Gardener to the Earl of Cheflerfield ...
... initio, of Blackftone's Com ment a: ies, in 4 Vols. O_tavo, Piice jI. to*. _— i — »^« _,— ■ ?? ?? To Mr. NORTON, Surgeon, Golden iquarfc, LONDON. S i *, I Have, for above fix Years, laboured undera moft dreadful Pain in my Stomach, a lownels of Spirits ...
... Chief Juftice Mansfield, and Baron Eyre. Hertferdjhire. Monday, July 31, at Hertford* Effex. Wednefday, Aug. 2, at Chelmsford. Kent. Monday, 7, at Maidftone. Suffix. Friday, 11, at Horfham. Surrey. Monday, 14, at Guildford. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Lord Chief Baron ...
... credit,- willing and ready to atteft the fame-; Mr. Brittridge in Gough Street, Tottenham court Road; Mr. Thomas Aiken, in Kent Street ; Mrs. Elizabeth Churchman, by Eond Street, Piccadilly ; and Mr. John Townfend, by the Greyhound in the Borough. * # ...
... Coghill-hall, Yorkfhire. aud No. 15, Welbeck-ftreet, London, deferves particular attention. Mr. P. Baker, of Seven Oaks, in Kent, was in the laft ftage of a Confumption, had violent Sweats, a Hectic and vio- lent Cough, and was wafted to a mere fkeleton ...
... Houfe or Mr. Paul Boot, in Mansfield, in the County of Notting ham, unlefs previoufly difpofed of, (ofwhich timely Notice will be given.) Ail-that DWELLING-HOUSE ©/TENE- MENT in Mansfield aforefaid, in the Tenure of the faid Paul Boot, with the Bowling ...
... the Nature, Ufe, and Conftrudlion of Maps and Charts. - By E. JONE S, Teacher of the daffies and Geography, at Bromley, in Kent. London: Printed for T. Evans, at No. 54, in Pater-nofter-Row, and fold by all other Bookfellers in Great Britain and Ireland ...
... *• pomp, but the national luxury difplayed on this oc- cafion ; the Nobility, in order to fhine in every fenfe, had their boots and fpurs adorned with pearls, and even with precious ftones. The King, accompanied by the Grandees and the Diet, went to St ...
... WILLIAM WALKER, of Duffield -Bank, near Derby, was broke open, and robbed, of a Coat and' Waiftcoat, a Great Coat, a Pair of Boots, and feveral other Articles. — The Perfon fuppofed to have committed this Faft, is a little ftiff Man, dark Complexion ; his ...
... * to my Father's, for the great Benefit 1 have obtained by your Dr ps. WM. TRUSLOVE. Junr. **• As the We rds J. Hayman, Golden-Square, are engraved in, and form a teal Part of il'e Stamp upon each Bott c of ihefe celebrated Drips, no Perfon who examines ...
... and Credit, willing and ready to atteft the fame; Mr. Brittridge in Gough Street, Tottenham Court Road j Mr. Thomas Aiken, in Kent Street j Mrs. Elizabeth Churchman, by Bond Street, Piccadilly } and Mr. John Townfend, by the Greyhound in the Borough. %* ...
... knotted. — Witnefles, Claude Croquee, Efq; and Mr. John Webb, Cornfadtor, Hackney. Thefe Drops are fold by Mr. Norton, Surgeon, Golden-fquare, Piccadilly, London, tbe only Author and Proprietor, in Bottles ac Six Shillings eacb : It effectually cures tbe St ...