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... Yefierday another great . match of Tennis was played at the King Tennis-Court Whitehall, bet% een another Frenchman (that was brought over by 111:.ccon) and Tompkins. foi a conliderable font; %hialk as won witds rate by the former . ...
... On Monday fe'nnight a fecom.l tennis match for pool. is agreed upon, an.: to b..gin between Mr. TomFkiris and Mr. Maccon ; great hefts are already mace on theft two Gentlearm. We hear that a Welfh Gentleman,of known fortune and fpirir, has undertaken ...
... The foliow4 &tenni:nod Medieines axe fa: by Printer be:eoL T HB Compound advertifed at by Mw. Gni*, sod well-known by the Nobility and Gentry for its Virtue is taking =LsWits snowing Templer, sap Pan of the Face, is to Ise fold, Mee. Priatiog.o&u, is ...
... Indian and corninon and all other Massriais ad diminution Trade. Any who so farms his their Cuban. osaypcpond l otion the low,* Tenni. and Moir rimers graschlly Moir lama% THOMAS SHAW. To be LET T, and Entered upon Immediately, Old accu ft omed IN N called ...
... part of the duty on the impr.rtation of Spanifh wool is intended to be taken off this Setfions. Yellerday the great match at tennis between Tomkyns and Maccon was determined in favour of the latter ; many re !he Nobility were prefent, and upwards of 60,000 ...
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... attired a proper will be male of their rerpertivr Favours. Wl-16KzAS an Adverniement appeared in the lalt Week's Paper, by tenni Matter Shoemakers of this City, intimating they girt better Wages than are paid in most Towns in Eng-. land where the fame ...
... wait on any Liendamn at Houle. Any Gentlemen who arc to honour him with their Commands, hear of hist at Mr. Hunt's at the Tennis-Court. R. RICHTER, Who hat been Thirteen Years Teacher at Met. Pick - mtc's Bording-School, and wed known to all tint Gentry ...
... Othera, will be entertainA with Plays, and other Amurements of the Stage, in an elegant Magner the enfuing Seaton, at the Tennis-Court, in this Cit, which is to be compleatly fitted up aspirin the Week inJuly. The greatiMain of Cocks, foughtat Newport ...
... Myrtills, MI6 HALSOR. Mrs. Metbe.ly, Mn. Copia. WS. WALLA. And the Part of Lady Tewnly, by Mse. Ritootell, (Who pernens4 it tenni at the Royer, Drary.Lane) With a New PROLOGS! b• be Sy Alt Ind e the Play • Hornpipe, by Mire Hoe TOR. With CLOATNI ' on intim ...
... Purpore, the annual Surplus whereof is applied wards the Poor) is charged very eafy to the and pays no Chief or (kilt Rent. The Tennis will thew the Premifes ; and Particulars apply to Mr. Becall, or Brooke, in Bridgnorth. To the PUBLIC. Parva Sixthlla, I're:reit ...
... great market for (keep, but none wruld till the prices were lowered. Corn :here 55. a quarter. Tuefday Maccon, the celebrated Tennis Player, fet out on his retyrn , .having cleared near a thonfand pounds a triouth's refidence here. Thurfday fe'nnigbt, the ...