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... For CHRISTMAS DAT. THE time lliat vifitetl mortality with dazzling fp'cndor, that d’rffufed bright beams of comfort to the anxious mind of man-—the time of univerfal joy and peace, that fmiled with pledges of divine love—calls upon to its event. The ...
... At CHRISTMAS next, A CLERGYMAN, To officiate at the Churches of Acaitt and near Dora*. For Particulars enquire of the Re*. Mr. at Dover. ...
... To be LET immediately. Or at OL CHRISTMAS, The White Hart Inn, At MILTON. Enquire of' Mr. James Tonr e, Brewer, at Sirtingbourn. likewise, Two good Brewing- Coppers be SOL D. ...
... SITTINGBOUKN, 4, J777’ TO BE LET, And Entered upon immediately > Or at CHRISTMAS ntxf. Genteel House, with a good Garden and Oichard, and good i)tall Stable for eigluHorfesj pleafant;y fituated in the Town of Sittingbonrn, in the County Kent. for further ...
... WANTED, At CHRISTMAS next. A MAN and hi) WIFE, of good Clia- Mfier, and properly quaUAcd to Mailer and Mirtrtft die WoaKuuvas the Parilh of St. PtTaa, in the Jut of TiiaMtT. If the Man be a Weaver, it will be the more agreeable. Apply to die Paridi Oificen ...
... For tbe Hampshire Ch'roni6LE, CHRISTMAS DAY. T ! fable clouds involve the (ties, * / The hoarier murmurs rife, Phcebus emits a feeble ray, And faintly into d>y. ...
... Sittikgbourn, Nov. 4, 1777. TO BE LET, dnd Entered upon immediately. Or at CHRISTMAS next, Genteel House, with good Gar-1 and Orchard. :;tid got Stall Stable for eight Horßs pleafantly fitmted in the town o}' Sittinebourn, the County Kt^nt. For further ...
... IRONMONGERY. T O B E L £ T. And Entered on Christmas next, C'' OOD accuftomcd IRONMONGER** J and ANCHOR SMITH'S SHOP, in good lan of Mr. Nathahki Hood, uiStsood, inKiK-r, the Bnfincf* whereof is now continued by hit Widow, and the Stock in Trade, which ...
... ■ For .he Hampshire Chronicle. Stanzas written Christmas-Day* WHILE Britain*s fons* with feaft and fong, *17he gloomy day beguile, With wine th; hours night prolong. And make eld winter fmile: While cards, and mirth, and mufic wake The heart of man to ...
... proper tor a Christmas- Box, or New-Year's Gift. This Day nvas publijbed, Face bour.d THREE SHILLINGS, The laid dewn in and familiar a Manner as to render it not only ufeful for Youths School, but alfo for Artificers every kind, and for fuch gentlemen ...
... the next QUARTERLY MEETING will be the ufual Place, essay the 31ft of December FOX. Clerk. OTICE hereby given, that the Christmas c i the BRO'J HERLY SOCIETY, eftatlifhed the White Swan, the Pier in Dover, will be Monday Day this Month, at Ten Ock in ...
... For the KENTISH GAZETTE. My worthy Countrymen, PERMIT me to congratulate you on the returning holydays. Welcome Christmas, thou ever hallowed festival and source of delight to every true-born Briton ! The dark gloom of Winter brightens at thy approach-* ...