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... Bull Inn, (freer, London Black Boy, Chelmsford ; Cups, Colchcllcr; Chapel, White Hart, bocking ; Bell, Calfle 1 ledingham ; Golden Lion, Ipfwich; One Bell, llnry ; Cock, Clare ; place of laic, and ta« Auctioneers, Sudhuiy. The may be vtewed any day previous ...
... a Wondeiful Prelerver of the fame. Boots, Sec. being ever fd dirty, may br in- ftantly wafhe. clean with Mop or Spting, and policed wiihout the Aid of frclh Blacking. Women's, Children's, or sny ntker Shlies or Boots that may become brown and hard, with ...
... b_ SOLD by AV C T IOH By ROBERT HARRIS, On Friday, the Bth day of March, 1799, At Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,' At the Golden Lion Inn, at Ipfwich, A FARM, fituate_d at Lanpharv, near Dedham, in the county of ESl'ex ; confiding ofafaipn-houfe, and ...
... and Dimity- :vlanufaeturers, at the Golden Lion, Deanfgate, Manchefter. 13—Charles Grant, of Grafton-ftreet, in the Parifh of St. 4tnn, Weftrninlter, Haberdafher and Laceman, at Guildhall. Peter Stoakes, of Bexley, Kent, Mariner, at Guildhall, London. John ...
... occupation ot jcii-i Kent, and of which pofl-flion may be had at Michael- mas next. All the buildings, (except one ot t.ie cot- tages) atid partof the land _re freehold, the ?? f copyhold, fjrf Further particulars may be nart o. f. Kent, on the premifes ...
... Gloucefter to London every Night at Half paft Ten o'Clock, to the Golden Crofs, Charing Crofs, and the Angrl, St. Clement's. The Worcefter to London every Night at Eleven o'Clock, to the Golden Crofi, Charing Crofs. To Gloucefter and Cheltenham every Morning ...
... ALL that well known fpacious and eftablifhed INN, known by the name or fign of the RED-LION, Sittingborne, in the county of Kent, late the occupation of Mr. W. Whitaker confiding fix parlours, two large diningrooms, alTembty-room, eleven bed bed-chambers ...
... occupation of |ohn Kent, andbf-which poife-ion may bejiad at Michael*, mas next. All the buildings, (except one of the cot- tages) ?.nd partof the land are freehold, the refidue copyhold. (fIT Further p.rtictt lars may be had of J. Kent, on the preihifes ...
... Paiieiit fpeak ?? or iiim, he hopes he er Pie will l-e nobly told and L^nercu. enough to ilep up lo him to inform him of it. Golden Lint hin, Leeds. The ROCKINGHAM LIGHT EASY COACH, WHICH is in Elegant, Safe, and F.xpe- ditious Mode of Travelling ro LONDON ...
... feat at Critchill. He has declared his intentions of always fpending fome part of every year at Bath. His Highnefs the Duke of Kent has taken a villa near Winehefter. Some idea may be formed of the magnificence of the new Duchefs of Rutland's hymeneal wardrobe ...
... Broad Cans Yard, is the Market Vlacc, Lttds, A LARGE N'VMBIiR of SADDLES and BRIDLES, (ACKETS and PANTALOONS, fcveral PAIRS of BOOTS snd other ARTICLES, in- • mded for the L'fe of Put of the Welt Riding Prorifional Cavilry. Us' The ?? of the above »rr nearly ...
... to London every Night at Half tuft Ten o'Clock, to the Golden Crofs, Chaiinc Crofs ,„_• the Angel, St. Clement's. ! % '• •* The Worcefter to London every Night at Eleven o'clock* to the Golden Crofs, Charing Crofi: *' To Glouccfter and Cheltenham every ...