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... unhappy Sufferers the dreadful Fire in King ilreet, Covent-Garden. And hear a P,ay will petfosmed the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, for the Benefit of the faid unhappy Sufferers. Mr. Willett, a Carver and Upholilcrer, in King-fhcet, Covcnt-Garden, it i.» faid ...
... my And the Conneltions, whether Natural or Politic. that tubfift among (At Dr. BATEMAN's Original Warehoufe, the King's-Arms teeing en Advertisement of the great Virtues of Dr. the rental States upon the Continent, and Boar's-Head in Bow-Churob Y.rd, ...
... that oi die Prirr inve and fitft Ftopaja-ots ot the Gofpel. Originally written by Mr. JOHN FOX, And now RevileJ a. Cottefted, with Recommendatory Preface By the Reverend Mr. M D A N. The icble */ M»rt)ts j/rtijt /let, 0 Ctti! Te Dcum London; Ptinicd fm ...
... Language ©f the pettyfrigging Aulic Council Vienna, Authority of the King's Royal Letters Patent, Cluer Dicey, E. D. Okell, And COMPANY, At Dr. B A T E M A NV Original IVarehoufe, the King's Arms and Boar's Head, in Bow-Church Yard, London, Give this neceflary ...
... a Fire broke out at Mr. Writtle's (late Mr. Welt's) a Cabinet-maker, Carver, and Gilder. is King-Street, Covent-Garden, which entirely confumed that Houfe, with the Houfes of Mr. Bellis, a Jeweller and Tomas on one Side, and Mr. Fortelcue, ...
... and Bulk,:ley. Bookieliers in Cheßsr Mr. Charles Weaver, i n whi t _ church; Mr. Taylor in Nancerich, Drayton, and Stafford; M Williamfon and Fleetwood in Liverpool Meff Newton, Claik, and Anderson, in Mancheßar ; Mr. Steuart. in Proflon and Wigan; Meff: ...
... LONDON, December 29. Extrafl of Letter from Q/ft. Richard Maitland , of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, dated Bombay, May 6, 1759. Since my lail, nothing has happened to the Detachment untill February, when I was ordered by the Governor and Council to ...
... horn she Reign of CH AII.A.M A G N E, day and Tueida before the Sale, by epplting to Mr. Rowland ting an Oven for bending their Wood fa Century. Littlehalci, Drs ,r_or Mr. John Probers in Shrewlbury. th e C a bi net Way. The F ront of a Hot of the Liver ...
... Equation within the Cafe, with Thomas Qgden't Name therton : Whoever will bring the faid Watch to Mrs. Scott, of Wakefield _ to Mr. Eden, of Ellaed ; or to Mr. Thomas OgiUn, ien. of Ha- lifax, fhall icccive Two Guineas Reward. I A Single Peifon, or a fmall ...
... Royal in Drury-Lane, for the Benefit of the unhappy Sufferers by the late Fire in King-itreet ; in which Mr. Garrick will perform a principal Clingier. On Thurfday laft Dr. Ward lent a Benefaftion of fifty Pounds to the Subfcription open'd at Young 51.10 ...
... I quote not this Paffage merely as containing Mr. Hervey': private Opinion, or my own; becaufe I can produce the concurrent t eflimony otalmoft all my Acquaintance, in Favour of the great Abilities of Dr. Deeldelei‘e, and his pecu li ar Qu a lifications ...
... action the 6th, in the neighbourhood KelTehdorff, between the armies of the King Prullia and Count Daun, ■ . which much blood was on both lidcs. By letter from capt. R.chard Maitland, of the royal regiment art; icry, dated Bombay, May 8, 1759, we have account ...