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... ?? At tiwrriimn, wmcc-si^sif* k* bt feoltl, Wholefale or Retail, At William Evill's Shop, Oppofite the White-Lion, at the Golden*Kn!fe and Fork, and Stocking-Legs, neaf Marchant's- Court, in the Market-Place, BATH, A Large and frelh Aflbrcment of ** ...
... for the Ladies to which none will be admitted but thofe who have Tickets for the Concert Tickets be at the Bell King’s-Head Golden Heart and Boothall Inns at the Coftee-Houfe and of Mr Higgins in the Bellman’s Lane STOLEN on Tuefday Night the 25th Inftant ...
... e hear that a certain Gentleman who lately fought a duel in Hyde-Park praCtifed with his piftols at a target his garden at Kent for near a month before Sunday at morning fervice the following bill was delivered at the de(k of St Margaret’s Weftminfter ...
... Ireland rather than England or America cheap Kind of Fence recommended in fome Cafes with Explanation of the Words Hay-boot and Hedge-boot Ob-fervations on Saxifrage Burnet and Burnet-Saxifrage Dcfcription a Drill for fowing Beans &c and of a triangular Harrow ...
... Ireland rather than in or America A cheap Kind of Fence recommended in fome Cafes with an Explanation of the Words Hay-boot and Hedge-boot Ob-fervations on Saxifrage Burnet Burnet-Saxifrage Description of a Drill for fowing Beans and of a triangular Harrow ...
... journeyman to Mr. Taylor, carpenter, HammerTmith David Turner, fervant to Mr Cordon, in Mincing-lanc Mary Maine, *cn. at the golden boot, near Hog-lane, Shoreditch Thoma* at Mr Mace’s, woollen-draper, Leadenliall-rtreet Robert Andrews, merchant, at Cadiz John ...
... carpenter, at Hammerfmith Journeyman to Mr. Tayhy David Turner, fervant to Mr Gordon » in Mincing-lane Mary Maine, fen, at the golden boot » Near Hog-lane, Shoreditch Thomas Loveday, at Mr Mace’s, woollen-draper, Leadenhall-ttiet Robert Andrews, merchant, at ...
... WHEREAS THOMAS DAVID Ser- vant to Mr of near Monmouth away from his Service Wednesday Evening the paft and ftole Shirt a new of Boots other Things Value with about 3I Whoever will apprehend the Thomas David receive Two Guineas Reward w Lorrymer about 25 Years ...
... 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 ...
... pnfent thereof nor tliere a vry H ufe other convenient houfes of the yearly Value For Survey will on twei Day by in at of Golden of Barnllaple Fee Simple and of ail that Barton ileceafed are 1 rye -cres who e 1 her very Callington (even very good Towns ...
... uniform cloathing of the and other officers of his Majefty’s fleet : The Admiral’s frocks to narrow lappels down the waift boot Angle lace inftead of treble lace the fkirts to be laced with plain moufquetaire lace agreeable to the pattern lodged at the ...
... t • 1 ■ I'! M- •i i»ii ;■ j >i -,fc lit ) jk;- - 4 , ■ ') ;j! ? ■ ■ at'' ,l ' Lrtier from Mr. John Reynolds, of Odifham, in Kent, to Dr, Peter Tcmplernan, Secretary the Society for the encouragement of arts, &c, in the Strand. m J BRINING WHEAT. Worthy ...