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... fabmiflion folicits his Friend, and the Public will ac- cept his mod fincere and grateful acknowledgments for the grrat encouragement they have lung given him, and humbly hopes fii felling for Ready Money only (as his friends will themi'rlves fi id gteat ...
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... WILLIAM HETLING, Wisi and B&a-ndy- Merciiant, Hetling-Coort, Weftgatc- Buildings, Bath, be-^s leave to inform his friends an.l the public, their orii-ers fhall bcfupplied with any quantity nf the beft gooda imported. BEST NORFOLK TURNIP-SEED. SUCH Gentlemen ...
... BATH. THOSE Ladies ami Oentlemtn who hive been di-ppnintcdin LARGE LOOKING-GLABHIS, CAND-i,A_RAS,OIRANDO_E'',an. CARPETS, AXE MOST aaseicrrULLV INroRMSn, That an ettenflvc and eleganl ASSORTMENT of the above Articles artful attlvtdftam London, AND (H'lN ...
... he had his friend fhould ihare ; How Gripus, when at cards a winner, Jour-irisM the town, and gave a dinner. When Philip's fon Campafpe gave, They faid— he usd her like a Cave ; Bot did a Modern Youth commend Who gave his Tafpe to a friend,— A change ...
... btb month, I^B6, to the 1 ith of the fame tnonlb. lo the Quarterly and Mnnthlj Mcctingsof Friends ir Great- Biitain, Inland, and elfewlme. Dearly beloved Friends ...
... Monmouthlhire militia, to Milt Hannah Anger, of Glaltonhiiry, a young lady of genteel fortune* ■ Died. At li is lodgings inthiscity, aped ell, the Rev. Samuel Carr, D.I), prebendary of St. Paul's, rector of St. Andrew under Shaft, ami Pinchly, — In the prime ...
... fair as Venus in her countenance of health the fprightlinei's of youth of innocence Such once the virtuous Milanefe Lorrain after Dulcinea noble but poverty her great that he was children try' of pro- gave the invited the ho preferments rather of new fuch ...
... for the plain- tiff, with 1 501. damages and cofts of fuit. On Tuclafoy died at his houfe in this city, in the 67th year of his aje, ikftrvedly lamented by his afflicted friends, and a very numerous, polite, and refpedtable circle of acquaintance, Col ...
... twelve years uld; our Mother (our chief fupport) died in giving hirtli to the youngell of tii; but that Merciful Being, liim I KM l-l.it t TIIH uivu ro THE SHORN 1.1.M'1, railed us up frieiiihvtfuch friends, as, before us, l think, nu poor family-tvas ...
... the of one of their iveS fi ExtraQ of a letter Mr' Wilkes to his friend in London dated Naples March foreign Gazettes are very imper-tinently me fervice of half Princes of Europe my friends home me more me as do myfelf ever in the fervice England for life ...