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... ladders, with cords running from each other, on which were hung a Jack Boot, an Ax, and a Scotch Bonnet. The two latter, after remaining there fome time, were burnt, and the Boot beheaded. During his (landing, alio, a purple puife, very richly ornamented ...
... 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. %* ...
... fine hard lead Drawing Pencils, and all other Sorts made by the celebrated MOSES. Likewife the beft German Blacking Balls for Boots and Shoes.* Sold alfo by Mr. Crefwell, Printer at Nottingham, Mr. Gamble, Grocer in Leicefter ; Mr. Luckman, Coventry; Mr. ...
... 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 ...
... and 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 Bond Street, Piccadilly ; and Mr. John Townfend, by the Greyhound in the Borough. * # ...
... 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. * # ...
... alfo great Choice c-f Muflin. very low. By the KIN G't PATENT, C A X E S For making olf' SHINING LIQUID BLACKING ForSHOES, BOOTS, ice THESE CAKES make with the utmofl Eafe, by the Addition of water only, a molt excellent Shining Liquid Blacking, much fuperior ...
... 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 ...
... To Mr. NORTON. S«r,co„, j„ . Golden-Suture. SIR, I Am cured, the Ufc of your Drops,of a molt Dif*r«'er, the fcorbutic Kind, tryinj every Me dlcine that could thought for my Relief in vain; Cafe was follows J r had 1 11 Pimples come out my Head, Fate ...
... 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 ...
... WHEREAS on the 15th of Auguft, in the Night, Mr. DAVIE's Coach Boot was broke open, in the Coach-Houfe at Matlock Old Bath, and out of it were ftole a Pair of new Boots, a Pair of new Shoes, and a Handkerchief, in which were fome dirty Linen. Notice is ...
... 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 ...