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... life of the Glebes, &c. The French Language, Dancing, _jc. taught by approved Mafters. ty Mr.S.mft rrfpeafulfy informs his friends, that tbe ACADEMY opened on Monday Jan. tolb. ant likewise, That tbt EVENING ACADEMY, for the particular purpof,- of ?? Young ...
... After having taken almoll eve y medicine »n vain, that is-recommended to ufed cafes like mine, was ordered to try Vakdovr’s Fills, by friend who had taken them with the moff furprifing fuccefs; I fent for box, and great forprife and fatisfadlion, foon ...
... at it is too nim ife ft , that fom* of the friends ofa particular t an- didate are intent cm bringing him ia at all (Tents, without pay- ing My regard to the joltue ot propriety of the means J thefe friends ami. to confider their creature, and a g.mleman ...
... iail Sunday fc'nuiglu, in iht parilh ol Hambledown, in the county ol Bucks, to tiie ?? fun ut' Mr. Dean, uf Tl.c Ho ye, a youth abuut if, ; riding uut, iu> horfc threw liim, and tolling twice nvcr ?? killed lum, bui it,-, on the ?? or ; ht wai ir- i,o ...
... ved from the faid Knight, who after having feduced her from ber friend, now leavet her and her helpleft child to perim 1 To which vvill be added, hit behaviour to Mrt. H— n, who at hit own di iii c, and promifet before witneftet of payment, hat fur- nilhed ...
... wanting to accommodatl and oblige them in a Manner molt becoming Tbtir ever dutiful and entirely ?? 5. 'i-anr, THOMAS LAWRENCE. try- Neat ?? and Chailes, *c. ANGEL INN, WARMINSTER. PRUDENCE MOODY, widow of the late Mr. Richard Moody, bee's leave to acquaint ...
... ut |n,i, St.di-.-i.iecr, and t ?? N. ?? Inn, in t're Market- -1 lice, 8.-h, at fieht u'.i ■■:' ...
... Sit. ?? atul Buckingham, and for the city of Weliminftcr. Lately died at ('haul, Mr. Hugh Trenchant, an eminent clothier ; who, by bit ihdafhy, died polllfk-d of 50,-300!. Lull wetk died, Mrt. Willis, wifeof Mr. Richard Willi*, (ad lei ami ironmonger in ...
... attend at the Sums ■' f\ Inn, Di'skhi ii.n-, uii.ir Bath, on Thtirftlay the 19th day uf November inftant, but ween the lioursnf 10 and ii.ej'c-lesrlt in the fureumiii, to reci-ive pmpofals and agree Ivifh ?? or perljins di-fmous ol undertaking alinut. ...
... 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 ...