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... the laid Mr. Baker. Catalogues may be had at the King's Head, Coventry; Swan, Coleihill; the Red Lion, Athet ftone ; the Bull, Nuneaton ; the Place of Sale ; and of the Auctioneer,' in Tamworth. • - WORCESTERSHTR E. `O he SOLI) by AUCTION, by Mr. CHRIS-1 ...
... be, Mr. Maitland — Catch of Old 'Fbomas Day, by Melt. Stanley, Buggins, and 4uttt. . ACT 11, Overture, Vanhall—Song, Mr. Sueit-4 Song, Sweet Echo, Webb—Syrupbony, Haydn —Song, WHIR happy In my native Land, Mr. Buggins-Huntlng Song, ...
... Charleniont, 2 2 Mr. Turner's bay Horre, Sir Edward, 3 dr. Capt. Leefon's bay Hort!, Buffer, 4 dr. Mr. Lade's brown Horfe, - dif. On Wednefday the Fifty Pounds for four years olds, was won by Mr. Rowland Berkley's b. C. Boxer, I ...
... pointtneut of the 01ficets fo Upon Application to the Court of King's Bench In November, rfip,, Informations in Nature of War. ranto were direded to he filed againft Mr. Brooke (Steward) Mr. Wallis and Mr. Barri (Conitables) and the High and Low Bailiff; two of ...
... Bingham, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Bingham, of this town.—On Tuefday, by the Rev. Dr. IVilmot, at Barton on the Heath, in this county, Mr. Payne, attorney, of Colmore-Row, to Mils Andrews, of Barton Grove.—A few days lince, Mr. Eldred, of Long Acre, London ...
... Meadow and Pafture Land to the fame adjoining, no let to Mr. Philip Prefton, as Tenant at will, at the yearly Rent of 61. 6s. Forfurther - Paiticulafsapply to Mr. Smith, Attorney, in Vernpleftreet, or Mr. JOhn Gueft, Attorney, 95;`High;fireet; both in - B ...
... Widow Hill. LOT 11. Ai Barn in Frog-tint, in the Occupation of Mr. Statham; and a Piece of .Building fituate near to the laid Barn,how ufcd as a School Room, and in the . Occupation of Mr. James Allport. LO 111. Elzht new ereded . Meffuagei, 'and Gar ...
... fuccefsfitl in purchafing their:rickets and Shares ot Mr. Nicholfon ; particularly Mr. Taylor. of Tower- Hill, a prize of Twenty Thoufand Pounds; Mr. Hackleton of the Borough, Ten: Thoufand Pounds; Mr, Jot:nes, M. P. Five Thoufand Pounds; and 'many others ...
... Mr. OLIVER WILLL-kMS:Chairman, ' The Secretary k.epotfted, That in purfuance of the Order of this Committee, made the ttith - :Day of *nary lad; the Original Declaration-of OA Diffenters (a true Coppof Which i ditercd in the Minutes) together with a. ...
... DRS. )IN, by T. welch-Cr° artment of nevi., Family, SCb O Spelling-Bo ° the :e of Books , Law, 7 ariety lie aie to beg, by o f the I3th in the Altera i•itreet, Birtains ae Appurtenal , oppofite t i n nd, now C :kerftaff, John,,o lard. Yearly Years at ...
... London, printed by Alex. Hogg, at the King's in Pater-nofter Row ; folil by T. Prarcett, i la m, - and alt Bookfellers, titationers, Newt - carders, and.Pollinen in every Part of En.Oacd, Walei, Scotlaad,and Ireland. TO MR PUBI IC. This Edition, though compriid ...