JOHN KENDALL, at his China-Shop, the «- Golden -Caniftei in Pi I*l*ol nt-Sst*. it r, neat (lie South- ..
... It. !. on llie molt rcafoiialilc Terms all Sous of Ul'.-iiil CHINA, both Forei ...
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In tbe Prefs, and fpeedily ivitl be publifhed. The fecond Edition, with Corrections, and Supple- ment, ..
... Tables) additional Obfervations on the Societies for the Benefit of Widows, and of old Age; On the Probabilities of Life in different Situations, and the prefent State of Population in this Kingdom ; Observations on Reversionary Pay- ments. On Schemes for providing Annui- ties for Widow?, and for Perfons in old Age. On the Method for Calculating the Values of Affurances On Lives. And on the ...
L S S E X. . To be 3OL D, and toil- - rhi6 I'WE.N 1 \ 7 computed Acres
... of U:.dekwood, TytliC--ir.tr, fcvefttc-11 t^cjtrs GiOwtii, now Handing and being in tbe great ?? ?? - in i i>om, 1 ir H_.-rrlc.ieb, 11*. the County o! i-uf-Jblk.— *i o _>-■ th ...
?? NORTHUMBERLAND. At tke General Quarter Seffions of the Peace of our fovereign Loid the King, held at Alnwick, in
... and tor the laid County, on Wednefday the 9th day of October, in the eleventh year of the reign of our fovereign Lord George the Third, King of Great Britain, and fo forth, before Gawen Aynfley, George Delaval, William Carr, Robert Fenwick, Gabriel Selby, Alexander Col- lingwood, and John Widdrington, Efquires, and others, his Majcfty's Juftices of the Peace, affign- ed to keep the Peace in ...
America
... My Brother’* M»rriage . , . . Great Inondttioa* in Cumberland. Jew*, notorious Houfe Breaker* and Mordmra. I» the Blefiog God preferred from the Plafue. Money— Eftimau*— Economy—Harmony. LONDON, January j. ODE YEAR,7«i, 177*- A T length the fleeting Year i* o’er. Ana we no longer are deceiv d : The War*, the Tumult* are more. Which Fancy form d, and Fee# d. Each diflant Objeft ofDilUefi, Each ...
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... , , Scrih Parade. \7A\ SOMAIKR and Co. have j.ift re. cived V l. ni liir. Waic-li jie in ?? V.1., .la ?? , in A ' ,111111-11! llf A ...
«Eo be Lett, And entered upon at Lady-Day next ; A Handfome and convenient fafhed Dwelling HOUSE, pleafantly ..
... Lords Mill-Street, in Chefterfield, in the Counry of Derby now in the PofTeflion ofMr. Richard Slater : Together with five Acres, or thereabouts, of rich Land, lying contiguous, and which adjoins to the faid Houfe on the Back thereof: Alfo a good Garden, Orchard, Stables, Chaife Houfe, FifhPond, and many other Conveniences. For other Particulars enquire of the faid Mr. Slater ' who will fhew ...
Matthew Huiband, Bleachei 1 , T) Eittg removed from his did SHOP Rich* mokd, taheo (hit opportunity of ..
... cultomcrt, that will attend at Mrt Garthwaii't Checfe-aoogeT, in at Mr Henry Court'*, Rope-maker, at hit (hops dale and Mtddlebam; and at Mr John Galloway’t (liop in Kcetli. N. J5. tikewile canicrt the bufmeft of Walking DvaaAM, itjj. FRONf the late Advaacc made by the Loudoa Buokfeltect to thole in the Country no Magaaines, Reviews, and other monthly and weekly publication*; and from the ...
LONDON, January to
... Tucfday the Sp.ini/h AmbafTaJor had a long Conference with the two Srcrelarie* State, at their Office in Cleveland Row; it is laid that Tome extra rdinary Intelligence has been received from Carthagena, of fome ill Treatment the Enghlh haye met with there, who have been made (oners. We hear that the Viceroy of a neighbouring KinQC.m lias rerjudled to return to England immediately; which will ...
LSS E X. rr^TiE Gcnrlemen. Land Owners
... Cettrty Oo »l rin-l t!*e e. ...
lei the M I S C i: L L A N I. TO Ills Mod illulirious aMe.jcllv. King Bladud, At
... tin PU M P-ROOM, R A 1 H. ILI.Is! KIOU.I KiAorn' belt ol Kings! i ho thou can'lt make 11 > gracious Iptetbes, I hv llrc ...
I OCTOGON CHAPEL, MILSOM- S T R E E T. TN* this Chapel, which is a priv,-.ts Property, ar.tl X
... where Six Fnes are kept for the Sake of ,'maltdi, ?? r a s n t. -«i who come 10 Bath lor the Seafons may ...