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... COURT OF KING, BENCH, JULY 10. THE KING 1.:.. This was an iwdtfitineiH again the fer.dant, the proprietor >f the Morning P.dl, fof Kbel his Majefty, which wrv-inlnted paper. Mr. foliated the attention the learned Judge a *cw ward: he? h.trt offer as for ...
... granted, are laid ts.— us, 6d. and ss. cd. per bottle, at Mr. houi'e, whtre he may be thole 5;. are alio by Smart and •Cow Aide, Reading; Mr. Fuller, Newbury ; Mr. Norton, Henley ; Mr. Blakeney, Windfor; Mr. Harold, Marlborough and the ufual ...
... at tl. Gd. and 5s. sd. per bottle, at Mr. Hayman’s houfe, where he may be confulted; thofe at 5s. sd. are alfo fold by Smart-and Cowilade, Reading; Mr. Fuller, Newbury ; Mr. Norton, Henley ; Mr. Blakeney, Windfor; Mr. Harold, Marlborough and ...
... Minifter of the Savoy. Mr. John Buxctss, Italian and Oil Merchant,) No. 107, Corner the Savoy-Steps, Strand; f Church- Mr. Jr. k. Thompson, Stocking-trimmer, No.fT Wardens. Ditto; Mr. Robert Burcu, Silk-dyer, Savoy-Steps;> Overfccrs. Mr. Thos. Berger, Holier ...
... er the Savoy. ' Mr. John Italian and Oil Merchant, No. ' 167, corner the Savoy-rteps, Strand, .r, Church- Mr. Jeremiah Thompfon, Stocking Trimmer r ' wardens. No. 125, Strand. * \ Mr. Robert Birch, Silk-dyer, Savoy-fteps, *' ' rt \\ Mr. Thomas Beeger, ...
... philofophical apparatus, the Rev. Mr. Johnfon, the Rev. Mr. Berrington (the Catholic,) Mr. Gallon, and Mr. Nairne, the Optician---for the value of his hooks, old Mr. Payne, whole comical way of giving in his evidence kept the Court in a ...
... place to place; Mr. Riddle's Tipple Cyder, a fpeedy filley, won the Catterickbridgc Sivcepftakcs, beating 7 others, one mile; Mr. Thomas Hutchinfon's filley Alexis, won 3 times out of and Mr. Baker's filley won times. From thefe proofs King Fergus is far ...
... the others, may be feen by any one applying to Mr John Evans, 42. Long-lane, Weft Smithfield, London. s R» Wind so a, March 24, Yours I received, with the goods ay Mr. Branfcomb, and fhall, with yours and Mr. Howard's appointment, ftillcon tinue to vend ...
... ibe KING't NT. TuRUNDtdN’s Original BALSAM LIFE. T)RF.PARED and fold by Hilton* Wray and Co Dr. TußLtNerrN, the Patentee, at their holefaie Warehoufc, No 14. Bitcnin Lane, London. This valuable Med.cine is reconvnended many ptrfont of tlte firft rank ...
... Umpires; to be chofen by the majority of the company prefeht. Dinner on table at two o'clock. Mr. SLOCOCK, , Mr. GRANTHAM, Stfcwar ...
... excellence,' it will need no other recommendation. It is fold at his in Ha wlcv-fminre, ; at Mr. B* rons, ftationer, No. 79, Strand, London; and by Mrs. Parifh, perfumer, King.ftrcct, Reading, bottles one {hilling each, duty included. N. B. A. Parifh has now of ...
... The SON ULYSSES, K.ing cf ITHACA. Containing acom('lete Hiitotkil ReUtionof the Vo>age» and Travel* Telemachui. The whole oiigintlly written French (with a view to teach mankind and the rifir.g generatioa in particular, the true eondutt human lift) that ...