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... 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 ...
... A T rL THOMAS HAYNES, Ladies' and Gentlemen's BOOT and SHOE-MAKER, No. 13, Margarct's-Buildhigs, begs leave moft refpcftiully to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that his new-invented Water -proof Boots and Shoes, for fliooting, &c. made of prepared ...
... THE great objection to BOOTS having arifen from the difficiiltynf drawing them on and off, WILLIAM irj THOMAS SAUNDERS, Curriers in GLOCESTER, in cw-cttie- with JOS EPH WILLIS, of LONDON, have at length deviftd meansof making BOOTS nponfuchap .nc.ple as ...
... plain muflins ; black and white thread laces and edgings ; bail ansl. Scotch linens ; filk trimming and thread gauze; muilin, kent- ing, leooa and gauze handkerchiefs; printed linen aad cotton ditto } marleilles quiltings, corded and plain dimities, India ...
... [2975 HOMAS HAYNKS, Ladies' and Gentlemen's BOOT .and SHOE-MAKER,!*,. 13, Margaret' s-Buitdings, begs leave moft rel'pcflfully to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that his new-invented Water-proof Boots and Shoes, for (hooting, &c. made of prepared ...
... beautiful colour and State at the expiration of yfcars as when new.— —The Quintessence of Bark has the fame good effect on boot-tops, Saddles, marble, wood furniture, &c.— The Regimental Cloth Powder furpaflcs all othen in making all kinds of cloths, ...
... increasing their ; ?? be again employed. ⢠..BilJs of Indictment having been fend againft fuch refractory ! Journeymen in Kent, the. Mailers .alfo determined that fimilar pro- J fecutions fhould becammenced'againft thole who had been active ; in the ...
... Inn, Bread-ftreet, and Golden-Crofs inn, Charing-Crofs, London, precifely at two o'clock, for Bath and Briftol; — aad every morning (Sundays ex- cepted) from the Bolt in Tun inn, Fleet-ftreet, and every Sunday morning from the Golden Crofs, Charing -Crofs ...
... o'clock.— — Fate il. ss. Outrides asufual. In DAY and HAL F, A Post-Coach from the White-[,ion, Bath, at eight o'clock, to the Golden-Crofs, Charing-Crol's, London, every Monday, Wcdncfday, and Friday. A PnsT-CoACH from the White-Lion, Briftol, every Day (Sun- ...
... late of Claverton, in tbe county of Somerfet, deceafed, are forthwith required to pay the fame to Mr. William Rufs, of the Golden-Lion, Horfe-ftrcet, Bath, otherwife they will be iiicd for the fame without further notice. FPSSENCE of VIOLETS, from DEWDNEY's ...
... kinds; tenon gauze- ftriped, checked, fpotted, and plain clear lawns ; long lawns- muflin cravats-, mullin, lenon, foofee, kenting, gauze and printed handkerchiefs ; black modes and co- loured perfian - rufll-h, camblets, tammies, red tickings ; checked ...
... Dividend of his eltulc and elrecls as early in next month as polfible, f^s ~^B 1 1 T*~r 0 7v~T, REAL WORKING JEWELLERS, The GOLDEN EAGLE, MILSOM-STRI'.LT, DEEPLY iinprcll'cd with a fenfe of gratitude for the tinny and repeati-d favours In loiifj conferred ...