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... public with a. very grtat allbrtiuciit. N.li. Likewife, Swans and Ravens. [8x66 FOHN X X NTi^TTT,' GROCER and TEA-MAN, at ihc Golden-Canifter, Pierjoint- itrett, near the South- Parade, Bath, SELLS fine TEAS, right Mocha COFFEE, and all forts of CHOCOLATE ...
... lame. As witnel's my hand this 1 *th day of June, rib. BENJAMIN MII.SOM. CAKES for making ShiNJ.no Liquid BLACKING for Shoes, Boots, &c. THESE CAKES make, by the addition of water only, a molt exiellcit Ihining liquid blacking, much fupe- rior to any thing ...
... MANOR of KIN US DON, «*ttjnjiug over near tOOC acrei, in a tine fpirtiiij country, well ttaeked ...
... ro'id, be..- ,: -.lie lorner lu-i..e, am' :-!i excellent iiteaiion Tira Liik-n-Drapcr, Grocei'i HnliiJ-, .sc. More ?? lice Kent .way hi mad, l\ hiling sWodaintS, ?? To be Lvi, ami eutircd'nn immediately,-- AllJtilil ejeilivtn.e-llt DVsil.l.LN'll-litll' ...
... an old green fat- tin waiflcoat tamboured with gold round the edges and pockets, black breeches in general, and lometimes boots aimoft new, with a round plain hat ; alfo a r.cw Bath-beaver coat and waiflcoat plain, and when drefll-d a new blue cloth coat ...
... nch I'ailaie ground, .an timing iboul 17 acics, daligi.,' ,11 icies ol which a.c ssaiei • meadow; alfo in ileer and ?? btJ .boot one a,*ie. 1I ,- whole now held by John I'trk.-i .1-. I.lllm at »nl, ■ ■ s-a,l> itiitol nol.j liiui'-f at ycem-;:. - , and ...
... nd dut.ibutors of tin, paper. Of whom mat be bad, hy tie King', Paten, CAKEb foi making SHINING Llqt.ll> BLACKING forSnoes, Boots, lee. which m.ke with the utmott cite with llie addition of Water only, a moil excellent Shining Liquid Blackinc, much fuperior ...
... clips, plate glaiies, Venetian Abut- ters, two imperials, two feat boxes, fic^r cufhh.rs, two pair of footmen *_ holders, a boot to the fore-end of the carriage, aud a moveable cap cafe to the hind part of the body; the property of a Lady lately deceafed ...
... sear, f.ir Johnfon'. Littery Publlcationi, •I*. Mr. Chatles Greenwood, Lower Thames-ftreet i Mr. Ri- chard Sanders, Lewilhtm, Kent } Mr. John Brifcoe, near Van*. hall Gardem \ and the Servant Maid ol the Red-Lion, at Han- well, near Brentford. ?? London ...
... hii eltate, will not be ob- jected to.— Apply to Mr. Symont, attorney at law, in Corn-ltrcet, Briltol. JOHN KENDALL, AT the Golden Canilter, in Pierpnmt-llreet, near the South- I'arade, Rath, fell, on the molt rei- f.inablc terms all forts of Uleful CHIN ...
... Armj, Meiktha.-n. w i PcrfotmedbV ...
... 'Kyc-;ial'i 10-, 10 ?? Cuiquetoil 30 to ?? .jr. JiapebivM 461, 10481, |nr lift, fr.Vi of llopi in poclrtt in the rltratrh. Kent 4I ooitobl si I'.ilh ;l r ,io.il-i Sudei ?? 41 oa ...