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... to the query that haa been fometimes put —Why are the BoglflUmen of the prefrnt day fo very different from the Britons ’.he Golden Days of Queen Befs i Her Maids Hononr ate beef (leaks for breskfall, and our Lords the Bedchamber feed upon offences and thia ...
... the day fore and morni.ig of fale. F O S A L E. A , T the Ring’. Warehnnft!, Polkftone, on Thurfday, the of J.no.ry, 179*, .boot fwo o’clock in the on, the following Good, lot., viz. 760 gallons Foreign Geneva, J 4.0 . Brandy, >For Private Ufe. Rum, f ...
... 'Kyc-;ial'i 10-, 10 ?? Cuiquetoil 30 to ?? .jr. JiapebivM 461, 10481, |nr lift, fr.Vi of llopi in poclrtt in the rltratrh. Kent 4I ooitobl si I'.ilh ;l r ,io.il-i Sudei ?? 41 oa ...
... the 2cth inft. , , . GREAT DEALINGS, ASSOCIATION T ;. Foi; prolecutimg FELONS, __c. HE Annual Meeting will be held at the Boot Inn , Great Beatings, on Monday. January I_, 1706. Dinner at Twb o'clock. P. TRUSgON, Treafnrer. M BOARD and LODGING. '■ ? ...
... Cam. The psemifes confift of a Hone built Dwelling Houfc, with ham, liable, and other outbuildings, known the name of the GOLDEN Ht ART INN, adjoining the turnpike road leading from to Cirrncefier, and about Twtntv-fix Acres of rich and Arable Land, including ...
... AlTortment of Goods of the fir.t Qualities will indue* them to favour him with a Share of their Commands. N. B. Farnham and Kent Hops; Marlborough and North Wiltfhire Cheel'e. This Day is publ'jked, Price ONE SHILLING and SIXPENCE, THE PROSPERITY of GREAT ...
... they nuy lie lupplied with all io-ts of Boots and Shoes, particularly fuch as arc W.\ 1 1 n*l»uoor,and fo much approved of by his Royal ?? the Duke of York, lor his Campaign boots.-— Ail fortsol l.ailicn Boots and drefs Shoes inatlc as tifual, and Water-Proof ...
... llreets, and ncceflitatcs thofe inhabitants that are above ahjefl poverty to dfe boots. __ May ves not trace the modern falhion, in your men of fafhion, of wearing morning boots clean ftreets, up t6 this fource As thus; Ehglilh officers, in frequent German ...
... for paft favours; and he ar-ji.:,int . thraai.sl the Puhllc in i-cncrai. that he makes BOOTS at Btt fallowing reduced p'ritcs, for ready money : Brfl Corsiivan Boots, L. t I o Military Ditto, o iS o Halt Ditto, . . o 16 o DAMAGED FLAX FOR SALE. TO HE SOLD ...
... younger, New Biidge-llrect, Blackfriars, Lundon, merchants and copartners, at Guildhall April la. Robert Bilbee, of Greenwich, Kent, (hopkeeper, at Guildhall, London. April la. Charles Evans and James Evans, of Lime(beet, Lcndon, hardwaremen and copartners ...
... a Vols, by Mis. Bti.ke, Author of Ela; ct Dclv lions of th Heart. 3. PASTORAL POEMS, by W. Perfeft, M. D. of Weft Milling, Kent, neatly printed on fine Paper, aid ?? with a ftriking Likenefi of the Author. To FARRIERS, FARMERS, GARDENERS, Sec. . * This ...
... be exerted to give fatisfaction ; and hopes, by diligent attention, to merit their fupport. Ip/wich, Marfh 25, 1796. 6__|r BOOTS made in the neateft manner and on the loweft terms. Part ofthe above Houfe to Let. To be SOLD by AUCTION By CHARLES JEFFERSON ...