The MISS FLEMINGS FIND themselves under the disagreeable necessity of requesting the indulgence of their ..
... fixing TUESDAY the 26th instant, for their SPRING BALL, at the Uppe ...
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Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette
JAMES ' EVILL, i JEWELLER, GOLDSMITH, WATCHMAKER, aud ! CUTLER, h the MARKET-PLACE, DA TIT. RETURN'S his molt ..
... for tin- fa- vours he has rceeived Once tlie Dtft'olutlon uf I'artmrl'.iij) with his Uncle Mr. Wm. Evill, unci allure, hisfriends and the public that no exertion (liull he wanting to merit a continuance uf their patronage, H. lias 1 -ecentTyvlfltcd the, different M.anufjdlorlcs in his line, where he has t'cleetcd every new Article with thofe advantages that enable him to fupply Jila cultonici. ...
BUSH TAVERN, BRISTOL. TURTLE. JUST Arrived, and for SALE, a Large Quantity of Fine Frefh TURTLE ; alfo dreffed ..
... day during the Seafon, to be had in or out ofthe houfe, potted proper to be fent to any part of the kingdom, and warranted to keep good for ten days. Letters poft-paid. Orders duly executed and delivered in Bath every day at four o'clock, free of carriage. fry A Man Cook wanted. None need apply but thofe whofc character will bear inl'pection, and can be well recommended. VENISON and. TURTLE in ...
B A T H. TO be' SOLD by Private Contraft,— A Mefluage or Dwelling-Houfe, on the Weft-fide ef BURLINGTON- STREET,
... fit for the immediate reception of Gentleman's family, having every requilite convenien ...
NEXT WEEK the IRISH STATE-LOTTERY WILL COMMENCE DR.VWINC. TICKETS and SHARES divided into Halves, Qu.irtkro, ..
... fellin. at the , ¦â¢â¢Â¦,.- 11 London prices, By WILLIA ...
The SOMERSETSHIRE BA
... NK OPENED at BRIDGWATER on MONDAY the 14th of November, by CROSS, SEALY, BAYLY, SWEETING, DUTCH, and PHILIPS. [7300 NOTICE is hereby given to every Perl'on who Hands indebted to the Eftate of Mr. Henry Mais, a Bankrupt, to fettle the fame immediately with THOMAS KING, Bath, J. HENSLEY, Nov. ,-t 11,1791. J. SMITH. A YOUTH of good Diipolition, who has had a Claflical Education, is wanted as an ...
EDUCATION. BOND-STREET, BATH, Jan. 17. B SMITH refpeclfully informs his friends and the ■ public, that his ..
... ?? of Young Gentlemen in the different branches of the Mathematics, Geogra- p ...
.. The MISS FLEMINGS, 1 CONSCIOUS of the very liberal patronage they I have experienced for a feries of years,
... and flattered by the approbation of the parent; of their numerous pupils, beg permission ...
C. SPACKMAN, HAVING refigned his Share of the Coach-Making Bufmefi to Mr. Morton, (his late Partner) begs to ..
... lervlces to his friends and the publick as an APPRAISER and AUCTIONEER. He lias f ...
OLD BATH FIRE-OFFICE. Removed from STALL-STREET, oppofite Mrs. Lambi's, to St. JOHNs-PLACE in the SAW-CLOSE. ..
... the above Office, for receiving premiums for the enfuing year on policies expiring at Lady -day, and tor infuring property in general. M. DAVIS, Secretary. a J Mr. Croom, Melkjham I Mr. Ktntm, Chippenham W' { Mr. Gear, Weymouth \ Mr. Burbriigt, jclsmltr.ajlcr, Sarmn. If any Fire happens, inftant application muft be made to George Ford, the Engine-Maker, in Bridewell-lane, where Engines are ...
MARLBOROUGH-BUILDINGS, BATH. A/TISS MILGROVE begs leave molt refpeftfully to cn,7;jy or c m h i riends »•■
... her BOARDING- SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will open again on Monday the 24th o ...
BUSH TAVERN, BRISTOL, TURTLE. JUST Arrived, and for SALE, a Large Quantity of Fine Frefli TURTLE ; alfo dreffed ..
... day during the Seafon, to be had in or out of the houfe, potted proper to be fent ...