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... attended to. A Main if Forty-live Cocks each fide, to be Fought at the houfe of Mr. John Lovill, known by the fign of the Golden Lion, In Wrington, neir Briftol, Somerfet, between the Gentlemen of Devon md Somerfet, for Five Gnineit a bat- tit, tnd 1 ...
... firmt) hi Stall-llf_M, Five Doon below the Three- Tuns, is cirrird on a* ufual, the Boot, Sho», and t'toti- Miirs,, B. ?? all its Branches, hy WILLIAM and JOH). SMITH, Boot and Shof-Mak iri, (both regu. larly tm__eht up to the Trade,' having a large Confumptian ...
... THE following remarkable Cures fufficicntly prove th? efficacy of Maicdant's Drops, (prepared by Mr. Num oi> , fuigeon, of Golden-Square, near Piccadilly,) fuperior tc any n. edit. lll hitherto Known for cuting the leprofy, fcurvy, ulcus, the tvil, hltulas ...
... 6d. each, lining teeth ss. bd. fixing istificial teeth ef the bed fet- horfr at 10s. 6d. each, human t»eth with fockets or golden plvett il. is. reinllating a tooth tot. 6d. tranfplanting a tooth out of one head into another jl, }s. a whole (et 12 guineas ...
... in tevo Windfor Caflle views Military Academy ?? Sir Watkin Williams Wynn's The village of Charleton in feat at Wynn-Stay Kent London, printed for G. Ku.u fly, at No. 46, in Fleet-ftieet ; and fold by the bookfcllers of Bath and Briflol, R. Dyde in ...
... behind the fame, held (or -he Reroiinde. ol 1 Term of ninety-nine Yesis, determinable wiih Three L.yes, ful |.cl 10 a Cround Kent ol il js. a Yeir, lately occupied by S-amuel Seymour, Cabinet Makei, it the yearly Ucni of acl. b it now untenanted. Fm f.i ...
... nch I'ailaie ground, .an timing iboul 17 acics, daligi.,' ,11 icies ol which a.c ssaiei • meadow; alfo in ileer and ?? btJ .boot one a,*ie. 1I ,- whole now held by John I'trk.-i .1-. I.lllm at »nl, ■ ■ s-a,l> itiitol nol.j liiui'-f at ycem-;:. - , and ...
... nd dut.ibutors of tin, paper. Of whom mat be bad, hy tie King', Paten, CAKEb foi making SHINING Llqt.ll> BLACKING forSnoes, Boots, lee. which m.ke with the utmott cite with llie addition of Water only, a moil excellent Shining Liquid Blackinc, much fuperior ...
... sear, f.ir Johnfon'. Littery Publlcationi, •I*. Mr. Chatles Greenwood, Lower Thames-ftreet i Mr. Ri- chard Sanders, Lewilhtm, Kent } Mr. John Brifcoe, near Van*. hall Gardem \ and the Servant Maid ol the Red-Lion, at Han- well, near Brentford. ?? London ...
... hii eltate, will not be ob- jected to.— Apply to Mr. Symont, attorney at law, in Corn-ltrcet, Briltol. JOHN KENDALL, AT the Golden Canilter, in Pierpnmt-llreet, near the South- I'arade, Rath, fell, on the molt rei- f.inablc terms all forts of Uleful CHIN ...
... llotvti Hindus, and Ihruubcrie., lubjetl to a >caily fee faun unt .4 -,l. ?? ai.d nuw leti to John Ll yd, Ll.j, at the yculy Kent ot ?? y» 0 Lei V An undivided Moitty of foine viaily I'ei-. fain. Rint., In lite, extn.u.ly well ft. tiled, an.l 111. Hill/ ...
... Broad-ftieet, Briltol, precifelv at two o'clock, and from the While- Lion it n. Bath, at four o'clock, for London ; anJ tr_m the Golden Crofs inn, Charing-Crof., London, precifely at two o'clock, fur Bath. Alfo, Thoir POST-COACHES, in Two Dais, as uf,,al, fet ...