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... BAT H. THE Mifs FLEMINGS refpedlfully acquaint their friends, that the BALL for their SCHOLARS will be on Wediiffday the :Bth inlhnt, at the Lower Rooms Tickets to be had at Mifs Flemings', |ohn-itrcet, and at the Rooms, at c,s. each, tea included. To ...
... acquaint their Friends, that the WINTER BALL for their SCHOLARS will be on Saturday the 19th inftant, at the Lotos* Asskn4i.y- Rooms, to begin precifcly at fix o'clock. Tickets to be had at theßnoms, and at Mifs Flemings', in John-lhect, try At the defire ...
... Churches, ie, tic. Vol. 4. Puocliialia, or Inliruitions for the Clergy in the Dis- charge of their Duty j Maxims of Piety and of Chriftianity! In* llruftions for an Academick Youth) Catechetical InrliuCtions ) Forms ot Prayer for Herring Fiflicry, for Ex ...
... their indulgent piotrftion and fuppnrt. ty Wanted, a Youth of creditable. Parents 11 an Apprentice. Enquire ai abive. . [?6_o THRF-l SWANS INN, SALISBURY WOODHAM moft rcfpciftfully informs his friends and tht public, thtt ht his entered upon the above Inn ...
... amufemeat, to reintrate that fum which their generofity an., goudnefs tif heart may impel them to contribute on this trying occafion. A worthy friend of mine, and a fellow- labourer in the vineyard of Humanity (jfenas Hamray, Efq;) has very juftly remarked on ...
... agrctahk 10 the Died of .Settlement, will beheld at Yoik-Hoiili-, on Thurfday the lit of OC. 'ber next, at twelve o'clock. 'the Chair 1 1 be taken at one ROBERT CLARKIi, Secretary.. M7vTi_^ UPHOLDER, i ?? I '-MAKER, AUCTIONEER, di.U UNDERTAKER, BEOS ...
... B A 'I ft. THE Mifs FLEMINGS refpeftfully acquaint the., friends, that the SPRING BALI, for their Scholars will be on Wednesday the 15th of April, at Mr. Gjde's Rooms, lo begin precifely at Six o'clock. Ticket:, to bs had at Mr. Gyde's, and of Mifs Flemings ...
... RED LODGE, BRISTOL. MRS. DAVIS respectfully informs her friends and the public, That she has taken and entered upon the RED LODGE, Park-Row, in the city of Bristol, which she has provided with every convenience for the Reception and Education of YOUNG ...
... folicits the favours of the late Mr. Coward's friends, and the piib> lick in general. [3917 BEAR INN YARD THE ORIGINAL BATH REPOSITORY, r.sTAKI I.sHl'D MANY S/EARSIStNCE. C DEMANDER refpeftfully informs hil â?¢ friends and tbe publick, that his ' Next SALE ...
... acquaints the. No- • bility, Gentry, and his friends, that by the advice of his friends, he has opened a Subfcription Book for Ladies and Gentlemen walking in the Gardens, at is. fid. the 'Scafon. Non-Subfcrilicrn admitted at 6d. each, for which they will ...
... TETBURY, Gleceflerfhirr. JAMES SAVAGE, at the White Lion Inn, begs leave to acquaint his friends antl the puidk in genual, that he keeps neat POST-CHAISF.S, with able horfes and caieful drivers. BATH, lutie 7, 1774. RICHARD MALTBY, late Of Devizes, begs ...
... lliTscity, to.'.lifa RebeeCJi Attwond, litter to Mr. Attwoo'd, late cutler in Hiil'-d. Lately died Mr. Wlieland, late 01 the Crown, Bnelcvvelt-lane. Thurfday died at Batliampton, Charles -Scaly, tfq; latefrorri Bengal, from whence lie lately returned with ...