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... the CASTLE and BALL, near St. Michael's Church, BATH, every Morning at Five o'Clock, arrives early the fame evening at the GOLDEN CROSS, Charikg-Cboss. A COACH with FOUR HORSES, Every Sunday, Tuefday, and Thurfday Evening, from the WHITE- HART, Broad. ...
... affeaing great Simpli- city in their Drefc ; but confidering themfelvee very elegant with a large Hat, and a little Bag, great Boot, coming up tothe Waift, a little Cane, a (hort Coat, and a long Waifteoan With Re- fpea to the Women, they are almoft all fat ...
... Inn, Bread-ftreet, and Golden-Crofs inn, Charing-Crofs, London, precifely at two o'clock, for Bath and Briftol; — aad every morning (Sundays ex- cepted) from the Bolt in Tun inn, Fleet-ftreet, and every Sunday morning from the Golden Crofs, Charing -Crofs ...
... audiences, at Mr.DiaDEN's Sans Sot*ci, arc Hancock's Invention, andjble make. {9074 WA'I'ER-PROOF BOOTS and SHOES. THOMAS HAYNES, Ladies and Gentle- men's Boot and Shoe- Maker, in Buock-Stfket, Bat 11, returns his Qncerc thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and ...
... CASTLE and BALL, near St. Michael's Church, BATH, every' M' r niK at five o'Clock, arrives early the- fame evening at the GOLDEN CROSS, Charino-Cross. A COACH with FOUR HORSES, Every Sunday, Tuefday, and Thurfday Evening, from the WHITE- HART, Broad-ftrect ...
... o'clock.— — Fate il. ss. Outrides asufual. In DAY and HAL F, A Post-Coach from the White-[,ion, Bath, at eight o'clock, to the Golden-Crofs, Charing-Crol's, London, every Monday, Wcdncfday, and Friday. A PnsT-CoACH from the White-Lion, Briftol, every Day (Sun- ...
... late of Claverton, in tbe county of Somerfet, deceafed, are forthwith required to pay the fame to Mr. William Rufs, of the Golden-Lion, Horfe-ftrcet, Bath, otherwife they will be iiicd for the fame without further notice. FPSSENCE of VIOLETS, from DEWDNEY's ...
... kinds; tenon gauze- ftriped, checked, fpotted, and plain clear lawns ; long lawns- muflin cravats-, mullin, lenon, foofee, kenting, gauze and printed handkerchiefs ; black modes and co- loured perfian - rufll-h, camblets, tammies, red tickings ; checked ...
... not return it, he (hall be profecuted, as it is fuppofed .0 be taken out of Wamonnef*. JOHN HARRIS, BOOT, SHOR, and CLOG MAKER, At the Sign of the Boot, between the White-Hait Inn and Union. Palfage, Sull-Street, Bath, RETURNS hi* molt grateful Thank* ...
... and Gentry of Gieat. Britain and Ireland, reforting to or rcfi-ting at Bath RICHARD WARREN, Perfumer, of Mary b ine-flreet, Golden -ftpa arc, London, Legt leave to inform t tm, that he hat juft imported and made, a valu- able and .uriout collection of Pei ...
... Months,— Two Guineas s Qiaiter. — Whole Pise, in the Gallery, the taiae Fries.* There aie Seat, I ikewife for Servants. fCj* Tht Kent to be piid nken tke Sen Jit faM. ■'■- In BROCK- STREET, BATH,. On that Side which rommandi the fine Profpett, nro be LETT by ...
... Rossm, IVrfu- mcrs, nl Mary-le-hone-Streit ami Chcaplide, London, is fill! byfoeeiu! appoitltlltillt at their HllO'i, Tl.c Golden Fleece, No.i, Georgt-flreet, lath, AMD A 1 No ...