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... Major, and accompanied the High Sheriff, to the Shop of the laid Warner, and then and there feized a large Parcel ofShoes and Boots, which being produced to the Lord Mayor, and a Committee Sworn examine and infpecl the lame, it plainly appeared that the Shoes ...
... and then and there fciacd large Parcel of Shoes and Boots, which, being produced to the Lord Mayor, and Committee Sworn examine and inl'pcfl the fame, it plainly appeared that the laid Shoes and Boots were fraudulently made and nnfaleabU, and arc now to ...
... Friend's the Vicar of Band- Ford, (Author of em.nent Pieces, rarticularly one on Decency) and as he was hurrying on one of his Boots, the Spur, whin was very unfortunately left in it, run imo one of his Tuts, which gave him exceffive Pain, and has eccafioncd ...
... Heel behind, about 16 Hands high, with a long bob'd Tail. Whoever fccurts laid Horfc and gives Intelligence James Cooke the Boot Inn in Francis-Strect, or to Halt Mitchell of Cradickllov. lhall have Half a Guinea Rewaid. HEREAS at the lalt Quarter Sefliona ...
... then and there leered large Parcel of Shoes and Boots, which beinr, produeed to the fa.d Lord Mayor, and Committee Sworn to examine and infpea the lame, it plainly appeared that the laid Shoes and Boots were fraudulently made up and unlaleabl., and ate ...
... inipea fame, it plainly appeared that the Shoes and Boots were thaudulently made and unfaleablr, and are now to viewed for the Satufaclion of the Pubhck the of John Martin in Capie-Street, and Robert Kent in Winetavern-Strcet, Mailers of the (aid Corporation ...
... ROTAL IMPERIAL GOLDEN SNUFF, (Which bas been advert fed in mofi of tbe News -Papers in England, for the many Cures it has done in Diftempers of the Had and Eyes, and efpecially Deafiicfs and Noife in the Ears,) rpHIS Imperial Royal Golden SNUFF (which Tho_fands ...
... are quite retired, in'jeeopen Air, with Gardens on etch fide. Enquire of Mr. John Rafter the Golden Ball rnßaCk- Dane aforefaid. W AM GIILwAY, the golden Sugar 1-oaf in MichaelV Lane, begs Leave to iotorm bis Friends, thnt may have »bv Quantity, not ...
... icltetcn, as Tenant thereof. Alfo one undivided third Fait of an Eltatc of Land, in Helton, in ihc laid Parifh, cf the yea.lv Kent of t,+ l. fann'd by John Wharton, and 'John bumby ; the Whole confiding of one Dwelling- Houfe, four Barns, two Stables, and ...
... tbe-free, to the limie be- ?? . vhi h EH: le w late the Intu rilanec of Henry Htllyveell, tii ?? a.nl now let attlieck-aryearV Kent ol r.i I. and capable t.i li, ht ;:• a ii.ir-ii ir- Her Run | which Meftuage ami Btlililir.frs ti nd 1 the Sii!.' ol the new ...
... with the Heads and Monuments of the Kings, and other eminent Perfons, elegandy engraved. Printed for J. Robinfon, at the Golden Lion in Ludgate-Street, and may be had of all Bookfellers 5 and the News-Carriers and Hawkers throughout England. CONDITIONS ...
... Laud, with ii good Turbary thereon, now in the Pollelfum of J. met Ccoie, thi 1 r.-li nt Tenant thereof, at about the Yearly Kent ot »}l, Fr -.irther Particulars enquire of Mr. Join Alccci cj Skiftin, -nd Mr.lhtmttt Salifhury, of Scttlr, Attornies at Law ...