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... cor.-a.nini; 169 ?? more or lefs, lett upon ?? to Mr. James ICey-i, lor :: Years from the 10th D_.y cr Oclobsr 17/ C, at the Kent of 90 1. A!f.j ?? 1? Ac-.i of Woodland belontun^ tei tiic Fsrtnj tos^rher with the limbers on the Wood -Land _ A: uj) in t'-i ...
... prcventi in being made by any other in England, eicept Richard Wassi:., Perfumer, at the CoUm-l'leecey; Mary.lc-bonc-ltreet, Golden-fquarc 1 alfo at hi. othet fhopi, N«„, 41, fronting Wood-firfet, Cheapfidc, London ; fronting the Nc» AflemMy Roomi, io Bath ...
... fold vtry cheap. The Houft and Shop to be Ittt for the remiindtr of a Itife. - MONEY SCRIVENER. MR. DUPRE, in Qtieen-ltrcet, Golden-fquare, London, who hit privately carried en thit bufinef* for miny yttr* with credit to himfelf and fiti, fiction to his ...
... it is my tndifpcnfible Duty to devote my meft earnefl Endeavours. That there fhould be a Majority againfl me upon the Poll- boots, and that my Opponent fhoutd be returned, can be no matter of wonder te thofe wht are appr fed of iht Means ufed It obtain ...
... WILLIAM WALKER, of Duffield -Bank, near Derby, was broke open, and robbed, of a Coat and' Waiftcoat, a Great Coat, a Pair of Boots, and feveral other Articles. — The Perfon fuppofed to have committed this Faft, is a little ftiff Man, dark Complexion ; his ...
... re Leafchold, for a Term of 500 Years, near 4ooof « hi :h ar . nnw unexpir. d, and were late the Eftnte of Thomas Kent and Elizabeth Kent, now or late of Leeds, Bankrupt-.. John Binns, the Tenant, will fliew thePremifcs j and fur- ther Particulars may ...
... Diligence, From LEEDS to YORK. BEGAN to fet out on WEDNESDAY the .sth of Augtifl Inftant, from the Houfeof Mr Samuel Vincent, the Golden-Lion in Lecdi, and will continue to go from thence every Morning (Sunday, excepted) at eight o'clock precifelyj and returns ...
... AGrntleman, nit willing n bavt hi, Namt tuHiJbed, hai lefl the following Letter, wilh hi, Addrift, et Mr Norton's, Sur- geon, of Golden-Square, London. Mr NORTON, YOUR Drops have entirely cured my Son of a Scorbutic Complaint (which 1 believe proceeded from ...
... not return it, he (hall be profecuted, as it is fuppofed .0 be taken out of Wamonnef*. JOHN HARRIS, BOOT, SHOR, and CLOG MAKER, At the Sign of the Boot, between the White-Hait Inn and Union. Palfage, Sull-Street, Bath, RETURNS hi* molt grateful Thank* ...
... and Gentry of Gieat. Britain and Ireland, reforting to or rcfi-ting at Bath RICHARD WARREN, Perfumer, of Mary b ine-flreet, Golden -ftpa arc, London, Legt leave to inform t tm, that he hat juft imported and made, a valu- able and .uriout collection of Pei ...
... Months,— Two Guineas s Qiaiter. — Whole Pise, in the Gallery, the taiae Fries.* There aie Seat, I ikewife for Servants. fCj* Tht Kent to be piid nken tke Sen Jit faM. ■'■- In BROCK- STREET, BATH,. On that Side which rommandi the fine Profpett, nro be LETT by ...
... knotted. — Witnefles, Claude Croquee, Efq; and Mr. John Webb, Cornfadtor, Hackney. Thefe Drops are fold by Mr. Norton, Surgeon, Golden-fquare, Piccadilly, London, tbe only Author and Proprietor, in Bottles ac Six Shillings eacb : It effectually cures tbe St ...