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... JOHN KENDALL, at his China-Shop, the «- Golden -Caniftei in Pi I*l*ol nt-Sst*. it r, neat (lie South- -I'aiaeli', lUt/i, It. !. on llie molt rcafoiialilc Terms all Sous of Ul'.-iiil CHINA, both Foreign & Englijh ; Cti|,s and Sjjcci! of all I'liies; funic ...
... POST-COACHES fet every afternoon from the Broad-ftrcet Briflol precifclv at two o'clock from White-Lion n at four o'clock from Golden Crof iua Cbaring-Crofc precifely at two o'clock for Bath Alfo POST-COACHES in Days fet every morning fiom White-Hart inn ...
... Taurus Miser’s Prayer O Lord thou knoweft that I have Houfes and likewife that I lately a Concern at I thee pre- ferve the Kent from Fire and Earthquakes Money in Middlelex 1 beg thee like-wile have Companion that County and reft of the Counties with ...
... the reCfoiy of Bhckmanfton Kent The Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland reforting to or refiding at Bath are earneftly re-quefted (to prevent impofition) to take notice that Warren Perfumer Mary-le-bone-ffreet Golden-fquare London hath removed ...
... Leighlin The Rev Cooke A to in Bucks Rev Francis Wykeham Swantoti LL B to redtory Long-Stratton in Rev LL B valuable Ulcombe near Kent Rev Mr redlor Stalbiidge to Bene’i-tollege Cambridge Rev Mr Cremer rectories Fulmodefton Thurning in Norfolk The Rev A vicarage ...
... 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 ...
... 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* ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ib*r. nd on 'r.tir orders heing ponrlaa I. I v . ?? ?? ?? at* i Clock- cleaned a.i . ?? ?? 1. JOHN X E N O AT \„ AT the Golden Canifter in Pic-point fttett, nesr (lie Soiith-Paride, Bath, fel', *. ll.e ni.-ll . ?? tims. all lorti, of uftftil CHINA ...