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... WHEREAS on the 15th of Auguft, in the Night, Mr. DAVIE's Coach Boot was broke open, in the Coach-Houfe at Matlock Old Bath, and out of it were ftole a Pair of new Boots, a Pair of new Shoes, and a Handkerchief, in which were fome dirty Linen. Notice is ...
... COCKING OF HATS. J. Bonney y Hatter/r ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Bridle. â The above Gelding was fecn the fame ?? ing, rode by a lufty Man, in a light-coloured Coat, Leather Breeches, grey Boot Stockings, and a round Hat ; is about five Feet eight Inches high, goes by the Name of Price, and was formerly a Groom.â ...
... Lion, Keyfide, Sunderland; Mrs Wilfon, at the Pea'cdck, and John Hudfon, Weaver; in Bifliop Wearmouth; Matthew Banks, at ihe Boot and .Shoe, in Monk Wearmouth- Ihore; Thomas Laws, Plough- wtight, Ln' Sedge if eld} Wil- liam Hall, junior, Weaver, and Mrs ...
... Waggon, on Tuefday evening the aBth of September, ¦. |Aj M 'between the King's Head inn, in tlje Bproiigh, and Bromley, :irt Kent, a large trufs, directeelto *» '* Bennet Cuthbertfdh, £fq; A.jut'antof the JNorthamptonlbire militia, Coxheath, containing ...
... Edward Dyfon, Scot.*. Thomas Fulcher, Mr. John Leatherdale, Benjamin Fincham, Edmund Stedman, Robert Gudgeon, Sturston. James Kent, Mr*. Sarah Dade. Thomas Leech, Shimplino. James Mooie, Mr. John Carter. Samuel Seaman, John Mulkett. Mrs, Abigail ShciiTe ...
... Entertaining and Inftru&ive Little Boots for Children. i.r-p HE BROTHER'S GIFT; or, The H Naughty Giri Reformed, price id. a. The Sifter's Gilt ; or, The Naughty Buy Reformed, price id. 3. Mrs. Lovechil-.l's Golden Prefent, price id. 4. The Hobby-boric; ...
... at Law to the faid Ann Trundley. Uttoxeter, 27th April, 1776. C A X E S, For making of SHINING LigjJlD BLACKING, FOR SHOES, BOOTS, Sec. THESE CAKES make with the utmoft Eafe, with the Addition of Water only, a moft excellent Shining Liquid Blacking, mu ...
... and credit, willing and ready to atteft the fame ; Mr. Brittridge in Gough Street, Tottenham court Road; Mr. Thomas Aiken, in Kent Street; Mrs. Elizabeth Churchman, by Bond Street, Piccadilly ; and Mr. John Townfend, by the Greyhound in the Borough. * # ...