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... Paul's Churchyard, London, Timber-Merchant. —Jonis Threlkeld, of Silver-Street, near Golden Square in the County of Broker. —John Wier, of Gravefcnd in the County Kent, Linnen-draper. A M E R C A. From the Boston, (New-England) Gazette. Boston, March 19 ...
... occafron. Bruflels, Nov. li- The de Gavre, our Governor General, Major General the Imperial armies. Knight of the order ihe Golden Fleece, Sec. died here in the of his age. COUNTRY NEWS. Worcefler, November 24. This day will dole one of ihe mofi contefts ...
... by Mr. LENNY. I. SMITH, S H OE-M AX E R_, At the BOOT and SHOE-MANUFACTORY, No. 14, in FALCON COURT in BOROUGH, Lon nov, (Who kept the Warehoufe r.ear the Corn H.li, Ipswich) SEELS all Sorts of Boots and Shoes 3c good as any in England, at the following ...
... commonly c lied a Scald Head; and the Cafe waspecuiiai malignantly. FRANCIS SPILSBURY. ALSO Mr. JOHN ROLFE. n«r' Maid .lone, in Kent, has done the Proprietor the Honour to permit his Arldrefs to be mentioned to the Pubi c, as * Teftimony of the EfTicacy ot ...
... convenient FREEHOLD HOUSE, with the Buildings, Yard, Garden, and ound thereto belonging ; fituate in St. Js Steeer Dovon, in Kent; the’ back fart whereof commands a afant View of the Sea, French Coaft, Dover Caftle and rbour; late in the Occupation et Mr ...
... the @aths, &c. Read a fecund time the Bi!l ro enable cestain perfons to work a Peftle-Mili, ufed for making ar Panbridge in Kent. feveral petitions for bringing in Bills, Several Biils were read the frit time. Heard Countel in the c: Lord Mil ton was Appe ...
... fee that bleffed Day. The Women ran with their Children the Horfe which the King rode, and were happieft who could kifs his Boots, and make their Children the like. All the Mails and Rigging die Ships in the River were crouded, and the Water fide and Quays ...
... reel London Merchant— Richard Baker of Rvcbejter in Kent brewer— William Browne Williams of Great Yarmouth Norfolk Corn-Merchant-EUis of Salford Lan-Jhire Woollen-dyer: Robert Bell of Gravefend in Kent Mercer and Draper Jeremiah Dicks of Warminfer Wilts ...
... (*hiKpm't Surfcj of Kelt AinfwortVi, MI ' Hurm’i Hiftorjf of Kent LittlcMc't DKKoawkl Stanley’! Li«m PhUafK Cruden’t CoiicordtiK* ' ' > cuts, be# EC. Lambatdc'i PctHatalatiMaf . Gentleaun't Kent beftha. Cudwarth’lSyC hf Birch, Salmon’! Herbal ftloiMl bellEditian ...
... upon their being returned. The bed Jamaica Rum, warranted neat, at ga, id, and French Brandy at ta a, per Gallon. Farnhtm and Kent Heps. TO be LETT, immediately, at Weftbary, the County Buck!, fitnnrtd ia * Bawling Country, rtmaikable for 800 Spring* •( ...
... and Chapman. Guddha I, London 16. Jchn Waller, of St. Maty Cray, in the County if Kent, Butcher; Guildhall. London. it. William Tong 1, of Fever foam, l lie county Cj Kent, Greet. Dealer and Chapman; Guildhall, Loudon. 16. Hugh Will’ 'mi, of Drury lane ...
... therero adjoining, containing together, by Eftimation, four Acres, fituate in Thsme aforefaid, and in the Occupation of Mr. Laval Kent; and of all that Freehold Me/Tuage or 7e- nement, called the King's Head Inn, -fo' e --⢠n ' ,on â¢i with the Appurtenances ...