... at the White Wart at Bath, paying Half the Fare, where proper Books will bs kept. I'wo Perfons, “with thirty Pounds Luggage, may cnpr the Whole at Four Pence Half-penny a Mile each, and be exempt from Turnpikes. When the Machine is not full, any Perfon ...

... If more agreeable to a Purchafer, the Houfe and Mill may be Sold feparate from the Land, * - cC OV N 1 R Y THE COVENTRY MACHINE, (carries Six Infides at One Guinea cach; Chi - Lap and Outfides, Ha‘l; a El.:'o‘ra eacht 14lb. of nedllowed, all aboxg to ...

... ‘P’%mm“%‘m.‘, Srsen the Wed tired to the bath. Side of Golden- 3quare, near VS ol W 0,,” “the ~ave fr A 1 O Q 0 '.i Cad’ «0 burn them . but 2s 1 f B ;}_\q e % While he was bathing, the agaa came likewife to bathe. Caffem coming out before the Judge paffed ...

... - : o m“\'&kzfic;flmd Co. N. B.. Coaches twice a Wetk from Briftol to Ryidge~ water, Taunton; and Exéter 3 and twiee a Day to Bath _(Stinday’s excepted) ; three Days aWeck from Lticefter to Nottingham, Derby, Sheffield, Lecds, Manchetter, ‘&, Mect the London ...

... Weit Qrchard, Coveatry, =, DULLISON’Ss MACHINE For weighing Carriages that load Coals at the Wharf at Coventry. AFTER making my moft grateful Acknowfedgments to all my Friends, who Nave preterred the Ufe of my Machine to that of the Proprietors, I take this ...

... durey Borealis of wit is fo 'quick, that one wom fwear Senfe and Fancy' wete always at work upon him, like an ele@trical machine, t°*? cure to frition evermting flaflies of mirth and humour. But what is fil] more_{urprifing in this Momus'of joy, his ...

... Wiacott, of Bagington, a yourlg ‘ Man about 22 Years of Age, bathing-himielf in one of the Filhponds there, was unfortunately dyowned. ! .. Satarday Morning, about Qnre o’Cleck, the Liverpool Machine was ftopp’d &t South-Mims, near Barnet, by | two Highwaymen ...

... in Henrietta-fireet, Covent-Garden, London ;or Meflrs. Payne and Chambers, Attornics, in Marcn 23, 1777 COVENTRY FLYING MACHINE, To cmrr Six Infides at One Guines each ; Children on Lap and Outfides, 108, 64 each. Allowed 14lb. of Luggage, 01l above ...

... of theep, hogs, &c. have been 10, ve fhou! inly } and the poor have futfered confiderably. ey thoul ady A few days ago a machine was prefented t Lord Defpencer, on a new and curious conftruce asked, blic | tion, by an Ironmongcr in Holborn, which far ...

... over my Body, I have hsd the lvice of many Phyficians of Eminence, {rom fome o' om 1 received temporary Relief, wiiich (and Bathing ia > Sea) only enabled mc to fupport a moft miferable Life. was mn the moft affli@ing Sitvation, without Hopes o covery ;3 ...