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... the LADIES. JOHNSTON, Ladies Hair-Dresser, from Fenchurch-ftrect, London, informs the Ladies of Reading and the county Berks, that he will be Mr. Walker's, the Falcon, during tbe Races, and that all orders fent there him will punctually attended to. will ...
... fur Timidly,. 1771, of XHE LADY's MAGAZINE; or, ENTERTAINING COMPANION Appropriated their and Containing (in paced ■A fentimenta; England, Lady—-A. compendious ,t ancient biftory—Hidory an heirefi —On education or the fait lex-—A matrimonial ...
... and Ireland. The Whole laid down in a Manner To eafy and natural, as understood in a few Days. A VIEW of the EARTH : being fliort, bat cumprehenfive Syftem modern Geography. Exhibiting, * A Defcription of the Figure, Site, Motion, tec. the. Earth, with ...
... neighbourhood; of a good dwelling houfe, a ve*y large commodious barn with two thrashing places, containing four bays of building, cowkoufe, granary, and other proper and contfenitnt out-bujld ngs, all in good reqair together with a large yard, garden ...
... cultivate the mind. a private letter from London we have undoubted authority to inform the Public, that the trial of John the Painter came on at Wincheftcr on Thurfday, that it lafted fix hours, and that the Jury did not hefitate a moment in giving their ...
... to meet with the highwayman. At the Doncaster fair, on Wednesday, a roan, dressed as a sailor, with his aim tied up, and apparently a cripple, while imploring charity at the door of a public house, was observed attentively by some soldiers: conceiving ...
... Cent. Bank Annuities, 5736, —. Data tycS, 16 a Four per Cent. t7to, 935 Sthi a i half. Three per Cent. S. S. 0:d Annu:ties, Ditto New, 11 t half Ditto 5735, a 4th. 3 rer Cent. India Ann. duo. Bonds, 28 a, a 235. Prem. Four per Cent. ...
... s pbrered (Near bound Red, PKee A Sfelling Didionary of the Englilh Language, On a Pim, for the Ur: o: Young Gentlemen, Lai;es, and lorcigriers. The FIFTH EDITION. Ta wind, it prOAti, A Compendious Gs A4 M AR. With a Concife, iiiiiorical ...
... , and Lord Sayquire told him he play'd only as a Scholar, not as a Maser: It was always a Rule to jars she Ftue ; yet Turner pufh'd at his Eye, and put it out. After the Lots Of his Eye, he owed Tweser a Grudge; but going to France, and at .he Cone, of ...