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... highly esteemed and respected. Tuesday died in Brock- street, Lady Deane. Wednesday died, in Gallaway's-Buildings after a, long and painful illness, Mrs. Berwick, widow of the late Mr. Berwick, perfumer. Thursday died the Rev. Mr. Hawes, rector of Dithe- ...
... a Sort of Fancy to the GirO had often prefcribed her s nor was (he a fcrupuious Obferver of Truth, being prevailed on by a Friend called Slamoir, to in- Imtiate to Jupiter an unlikely Story of a blind Grecian fin Reality a Gallant of her own) who, me told ...
... cannot pleafe thee* Inconftancy's youth will but teaze thee. Then I'll marry nor one nor the other 1* * Bin, if r could find him, I'd rather Take th.- iniiltile-ag'd man, who to truth Joins the untainted ardour of youth ; In his Heady love I could tarry ...
... Rev. Mr. Batchelor, of Frefliforil. Tuefday fortnight died at Chew-Stoke, .Mr.Over- ton, late an Oflicer of Excite, ai Chew-Magna; anil 011 Tiiefday lalt died, Mrs. Overlon, his wife. Weilnefday died, aftci a long illncfs, which fhe bore willi Cliri Hi an ...
... 3, oppofit- tbe GUILDHALL, BATH. ' lv \X> TEAS of thefineft H«ality of the different (brts,conftantly feletled and regularly di ar'd from the IndlaCntnpany's Waraioufes; whictl, vvlth all forti of Grocery, tei. are fold at the lowed prices. HAIR-DRESSING ...
... of entertaining and inftruc-ivv LITERATURE for YOUTH, UNDER THE GENERAL TITLE OF 3JnrfortaETit SLrrSrs, The Writings of efteeined and much-admired Authors : and defign *d to attradl the attention ot Youth, towards contomp-.ating the beauties and deformities ...
... CHURCH-YARD, BATH. DORSET and VASEY, (IateBKARD) declining bufincfs-, return their ?? grateful acknowledgmentstotheir numerous friends and the public, for favours already conferred on them, and beg leave to allure them they are determined tb fell every article ...
... - e ader of Drury-lane orchestra. baturday died Mr. W. Taylor, livery-ftable- keeper, in Monmouth- It reet. Sunday died, after a ftiort illnefs, Mr. Rofo- man, perfumer, in Wade's-Paflage. Sunday night died, after a fhort illnefs, very ! fincerely regretted ...
... to the faid John Palmer, who are duly authorifed to receive the fame. f jr John Palmer gratefully returns thanks to bis friends and the public for paft favours, and informs them, that the bufi- nefs will he continued by him as ufual, and humbly folicits ...
... occupier. / [He.! No. lb, MfINMOIIITI-SIRF.F'I', WILLIAM EVANS aod Co. beg Ir.ivc ?? to acquaint the Nobility and lieu- try, their Friend, ami the Public, that anrv H.syr lain in a sii.cPC or Excellent Mine and St-irits of even descriflinn. With which they ...
... iiilt.rriis'the Nobility,-Gcj- i.V I try, hit mends, an I i.c-nili-nuu Tr.ivilli ?? tti.u lie l.a; taken the above INN, where In: liulnhly folielts tli.-vatronai'i and fupjiort of the pitblielt, and nifothe friend uf the late Mr. RIDER, wlildi hy the ...
... Evening died at Norwich, the Rev. Dr. Harington, (fon of Dr, Harington of this city) greatly refpected and much lamented. A few days fincc died fuddenly, in an advanced age, Mrs. Neate, wifeof Mr. Neate, of Middle-hill near Box. Laft night died Mr. Robert ...