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... e of the faid Gelding, fo that he may be had again, to Mr. Hillyard, at the George Inn, Northampton, fhall receive FIVE GUINKAS for a Reward. To Cover this Seafon, At Dawson's, ac the Kein deer, near the Tell-Bar, Lincoln, Strong Bay Horfe, 15 Hands and ...
... AN ENTIRE NEW WORK. 1 By the ißopil! Licence and Authority of His ivlajeity King George the Third ; granted at St. James's. On Saturday, November 10, '770, ...
... Fox; George Cowlishaw; Samuel Foster; James Bacon; John Webster; James Moore; Ralph Melland; Thomas Hinkley; John Hussey; William Evans; Thomas Bailey; Francis Roome; Francis Fox; Henry Cock; Samuel Jordan; Rowland Almond; George Breary; George Hardy; ...
... Tuefdays at the George, from One o'Clock to Six in the Afternoon, to fettle the faid Accounts. After that he will put it out his Hands, as his other Bufinefs will not admit cf his longer Attendance. ■ Kettering, April JO, 1778. April 6, THOMAS DAWSON, Druggist ...
... Throwfter this town) young Lady polTcfled every qualification to make the marriage happy. Saturday last died at Lincoln, Capt. George Manners, Member of Parliament for Scarborough. laft Grantbam, the 50 1. for Four-year olds was won by ivlr. Cr?ls's cbefout ...
... Barre ar-fwered : the Colonel conclufionof fpeech again called Lord George Germaine to fome fatisfaftion to houfe on the' bufinefs of A- war nob’e Lord feldom but weight Lord George Germaine Houle day that fuccefsfui end to war in North-America— to fpeaking ...
... block of Wood fituacion of all U'eft-htriia con tiguity Main South-J merit a dirtancei from their fliort account GAIN BORO H 8 George fiOM will saiivo Forties for oats kistlbr with wiih with then caowk’o poll is I Vimlirv ' for hit 'Af' S into hand Mr Jordan ...
... Order on the moil reasonable Terms, will executed, the Public's Moil obedient, and humble Servant, THOMAS RICHARDSON. THOMAS DAWSON, and Grocer, (from Leicester) bejs Lenve to inform the Public in general, that he has taken and opened a SHOP Hate the Occupation ...
... Tueldays at the George, from One o'Clock to Six in the Afternoon, fettle the (aid Accounts. After that Time he will put it out of his Hands, his other Bufinefs will not admit of his longer Attendance. Kettering, April 10, THOMAS DAWSON, (late Shopman Mr ...
... hear a Mafter, applying John spence, in Market-Harborough. N. B. No great Premium will be required. HONEY taken-tn by THOMAS DAWSON, Druggist and Grocer, Maiket-Harborough. The bell Price will given for all he fetches Home; and Farthing a Pound more will ...
... I. PHILIP DAWSON, do give this public Notice, that if the faid Horfe is not taken away within ten Days from the Date hereof, and the Charge of his Keep, &c. paid, I fhall fell him without further Ad- vice, as witnefs my Hand, PHILIP DAWSON. Aftiborne ...
... and Effects of Mrs. SUSANNA DAWSON, late of Burton upon Trent in tlie County of Stafford, Widow, deceafed, are requefted to fend an Account of fuch, their refpee>ive Demands to the Rev. Mr. HEPWORTH, or Mr. NATHANIEL DAWSON in Burton upon Trent aforefaid ...