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... Creighton, Strovee, We o, Farant, Blow, Clark, Aldridge, Taylor, Handel, Lock, Purcell, Brown, Tucker, Ray!- ton, B Chartes, Kent, Ove, Hudfea, Ki &e, ie, A & TREATISE of MUS , Bake, and | and abridged, by in emi- rect Mafean, Price 39. 64, W.B. Be careful ...
... purfued-by ifie other for mil? Brindly gave over the purfuit upon feeing forae perfons coming up, and fled into the Wilds Kent. Con/i terabit; Aims have been offered for apprehending him, and it is io hoped that he will the fir ft d, ferter brought made ...
... Edward Dyfon, Scot.*. Thomas Fulcher, Mr. John Leatherdale, Benjamin Fincham, Edmund Stedman, Robert Gudgeon, Sturston. James Kent, Mr*. Sarah Dade. Thomas Leech, Shimplino. James Mooie, Mr. John Carter. Samuel Seaman, John Mulkett. Mrs, Abigail ShciiTe ...
... oppofite Forttck’s-lane, the tXof agreed Reward of for apprehending and .Mr Par cular. inquire at Mr. George Sign of the Golden Eagle, which for Profpea and good Lrvea, all Conviaion the Dal way the faid Reward, be y r farth __ Aprl , 77 , Air exceeds ...
... Years from Michaelmas, 1776; fituate the Paridt of Selling, feven Miles from Canterbury and four from Faverfham, in the County Kent ; confiding two Far ifes (one of them a very c imfortable one) four Barns, t.vo Stables, a Granary, three Cart Lodges, and ...
... an eleven other houfes adjo ning together with five Hacks of hay and two horfes About five o’clock yefterday morning a man booted and fpurred and fplalhed with country dirt went to public-houfe in Hyatt’s Gardens Whitechapel and called for a pint of wine ...
... I v No. 4»73' 4174, v-e 1 v'T'.jiPk VViM 8 Feet high, and dividea into Paiks Wills; the Ir R ° ' . be fet, the Rere of the Golden Key in Filhun t’-- Koward Synge. Whoever tloping Garden in ceived by Robert Birch, ltreei. J[ bU-ftreet, an elcg.nffinhhed ...
... twcf* v*c!l-not«d ..nut> and -j J U.ft. fa. of *bo« 30 Acre.* Profit Rent of • Year, well fecar* 7\ ELTON, hir Boot and Shoe Ware- S A r n-.treK Ut, *.th the .n Trade, •J- T *U xTrling hut v « HouFe .0 a trading Part of the houf , the Royal Bocrt, Ormond-quay ...
... lays Should fweeten life, and chcriA future days j And the kind murmurs of the pebbl'd ft reams At night (hould hill into golden dreams » Where r.o vile human montter could lie found. vex life, and curfe the flow’ry ground 1 For ! how bale and faithlefs ...
... Jackfom, of Uxbride in the couat Innhoider, Dealer and Chapman. y Middicfex, ohn Johnfon, late of Piumstes d in the county of Kent, Buicher, (eater and Chapma he Robert Cornith, of Drury jane in the parifh of Saint Mary le Strand, in the lib: rey of in the ...
... lotfcitft thereih P V«-»r 1776, confirting of choice Collt£Vio» every C» U:- ftey a,fo eontith the meteriil I «P ° • Xom sad .he Kent mode.ite. ' rwfon.ble Term . Liientnre.viz. EnglilhHißory,Vo).ges,Tr.vels, Robtthoo, Secret.ry to the F.ltclo. of Hanover ; ...
... be laid out in the Purchale Houles or Ground Kent!- Leave .0 acquaint .hem, that ha* removed from Peamount, nearChapeizod; S S nooMnfqL the Application to made to laid Williams. B.idce-llreet the Golden Bell in Capel-fti ect, near akorelaul, will ihev/ ...