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... At Halt a-guinea Marc, and theGroum, the Sr a St. er’s, In the 1S E T H ANE T, KENT, /tjThe Noted LITT DAVID. was got by Tantr. out of a Traveller Ma-ej his End Tant'em. Little David won three Filties at Newmarket, ILjE'i'mls** one at Yoik, ore at Nottingham ...
... the KIN G' s PA TE T. CAKES for making of SHINING LIQUID BLACKING for SHOES, BOOTS, &c. THESE Cakes make, by the Addition Watei only, a molt excellent Shining Liquid Blacking, much to any hitherto known, gives the fineit black and moft beautiful glofs ...
... HOU S E in the C I X CU S WANTED to Purchafe, or to Kent, at Mid- ?? Michaelmas next. Apply to Mr. George Chatwan, in th. Abbey C'hur. h-yard. f:;i: iTTT 'M tRS it f T \r.\ N T F. 0, in the parifh of N T.J N N V, a \V UOVURNOR forthe VVORKHOUiE. Any ...
... in the County of Kent, dt.fuei to pay immediately their rtfpeftive i r ' ARNOLD, Attorney at Law, at Canter- ihey will be fued for the Recovery 1 further Notice, W2. tIJ stolen, laft, the nth inltant July, c at Sandlinc near Maidstone, ■•Hr WATCH, with ...
... Difcount allowed as ufual.—No. jy. Great Gcorge’s-ftreet, Juney, 1787. The fIRST ESTAIUSBED BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE jn this Kingdom. BRADY and DIXON, at the Golden Man, Vo. Oormond-quay, return their molt fincere hanks ; to their Friends and the Public, ...
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... of CRICKET, Between FIVE GENTLEMEN of Brompton. And FIVE of Maidstone, For twenty POUNDS. The wickcts to pitched at Eleven o'Clock, and the Game to be played out. A good Ordinary at the Golden Lion, in Brompton. will be on Table precisely at Twelve oâClock ...
... ftreet, the BOOT and gHOE AREHOUSH, the the Golden Man, 6, Orniond-quay, near Eljkpbridgtl-; where he will contiirue to carry on his Bufinefs in a more estcnfive fanner ufual. He has now' for Sale the-grtatcll Variety of ucat and ftrohg Boots, feveral t>f ...
... Clock in the Forenoon. Wm. LONG, Clerk to the Commiflion. East-Kent Battalion of Militia. AT a General Meeting held at Maidstone, on the 9th Day January laft, it was ordered, That the EAST-KENT BATTALION MlLlTlAftiould affemble Canterbury, for the Annual ...
... to the PUBLIC. JOHN BRADY, Boot and Shoemaker, takes Leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, Friends and the Public, that has entirely removed from Dame dreet, to the Original BOOT and SHOE WAREHOUSE, the Sign of the Golden Man, No. 6, Ormond-quay, near ...
... boviglu and fold VrivateControl} W. Pearson- Mercery and Drapery. ,W ILL I A M COUSINS, MERCER and DRAPER, the GOLDEN KEY, HJGII S‘IREE r, MAIDSTONE, RErpefU'ully acquaints his Friends and fbe I’ubJic general, that he is removed from thence the SI, °P TnBiAS ...
... Antigonu?, i th« Jews, beheaded order Anthony, 2. Habits ihc Hick Pntft. 3. The Golden Altar Incenfe.’ 4. ihc Leslies. 5. Mcfcs rspares the Tabernacle 6. The Golden Altar and Golden Car.dieltick ; and 7, Th* Tfial Jealoi fy, he lupetb colltdion of plates for ...