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... Encouragement for thtir Sobriety ard Hooefty : Mens plain Shoes is. 6d j ftitclied Shoes or Pumpi ij. jd. Channel, as. 6d ; Shoe-Boots 4s ; and Channelled ditto js. 6d. p.:r Pair. N. B. Wlioevq thi, nuy fuit (hall have con'tart Employment. /) / /V / ?? /iu,4ti ...
... To SOLD by Private Contract, tlvit and feveral Pieces of excccd- fine Meadow and Pafture Land in Afhford and the County of Kent, containing one Hundred and Twenty Acres, now the Occupation of Mr. Nicholas Bourne and Mr. John Bourne, the Whole lying together ...
... life, depends greatly on the firfl trfifref- Jiont they receive, thit Tutor (being void of thofe dry nmneainug lefptns many Boots of the Und abound -with) it fo calcnhud, as will render Education a work pletfure, imperceptibly feafon the mind in every virtuous ...
... mull appro., d tana ?? the Road 10 Liege, efchet by tbe Rout of Calais o* OH. .ul ByEDMUND MARSHALL, M.A. Vicar af Charing ia Kent. fite fat« drift' ei tat-iit 1 mtmkrm Gfynmi Nada.d ttrfat at hi jswohiherc ?? lln B . Canterbury -, ?? far ih* Aothor, by ...
... Lion, Keyfide, Sunderland; Mrs Wilfon, at the Pea'cdck, and John Hudfon, Weaver; in Bifliop Wearmouth; Matthew Banks, at ihe Boot and .Shoe, in Monk Wearmouth- Ihore; Thomas Laws, Plough- wtight, Ln' Sedge if eld} Wil- liam Hall, junior, Weaver, and Mrs ...
... kotsc any I'am Irs-n Corr.j after the fit* Apf ligation. * Sold -ebotefale and tetail by W.irren md, Co. Pri (■.trier*, *t the Golden Fleece, (ip»(,ft« to ibe Kind's Se'ir, Cluir- Mak«t, in Coventiy-Strret, PffrcadrHi , rbting Jumt out fnm tbeir hrr ?? Flee ...
... behind the fame, held (or -he Reroiinde. ol 1 Term of ninety-nine Yesis, determinable wiih Three L.yes, ful |.cl 10 a Cround Kent ol il js. a Yeir, lately occupied by S-amuel Seymour, Cabinet Makei, it the yearly Ucni of acl. b it now untenanted. Fm f.i ...
... Paul's Churchyard, London, Timber-Merchant. —Jonis Threlkeld, of Silver-Street, near Golden Square in the County of Broker. —John Wier, of Gravefcnd in the County Kent, Linnen-draper. A M E R C A. From the Boston, (New-England) Gazette. Boston, March 19 ...
... MAIDSTONE, June A N D, Apprentice a Surgeon and * U \ Apothecary, a large Corporate Town, and very Premium One Hundred Pounds, be paid after Month on to enquire the Punters ot the Kcntijb Gazette, who will communicate Particulars to either Party. STOLEN ...
... s. the above Perfons are Sold ad Sorts Warren's Perfumery Goods, as cheap as in MAIDSTONE, August i77»- WE the High Sheriff r.nd Gentlemen the Afllzes for the County Kent, having taken into the State of the Poor in this Country, and being detiroos filing ...
... 'hipping and buiics !or the (irtenla.id and herring hiuery tlie tnfuing l-vlbn, than any peri (uece the eiiablilh.'.ent ol'that golden branch trade among tlic Republic. _ It reported in the city, that the Isriti.li Merchants t.ilbon, have received prumireot ...
... and Credit, willing and ready to atteft the fame; Mr. Brittridge in Gough Street, Tottenham Court Road j Mr. Thomas Aiken, in Kent Street j Mrs. Elizabeth Churchman, by Bond Street, Piccadilly } and Mr. John Townfend, by the Greyhound in the Borough. %* ...