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... TO LET, LARGE COMMODIOUS HOU?F, (itnate in Norfolk Street.—Apply at the Countinghouse of Chat '.a and Co. COTTON TRADE. DISPOSED OF, A CALICO WEAVING MANUFACTORY, in populous {own, 10 the centre of Staffordshire, where plenty hands may be obtained at ...
... A SUPfLYj Rccavcd by Mr. James fl r of If&it.. church, who, ] - MOST refpeitfuliy informs the inhabitant* chat tow.i and places adjaccnl that ha» rcccivcd a fupply.of that moft excellent the CORDIAL BALM of (fILEAjD and ri IMPETIGINES, univerfaljy icforttc ...
... these growing evils. A more complicated scene distress, we venture to affnii). was never witnessed than thar. which occurred a house in Spring Gardens, this town, early Wednesday morning last:—He wife a poor man, by profession a cobler (out of. employment) ...
... aed ay = FS » x! = Sy a AE ae Cy _ a ==> C h Attio 2; a ine elling. _ A New and Light Coach, called THE TRAPALGAR, GUARDED AND LIGHTED. JILL commence running from the GOLDEN V -LION INN, MANCHESTER, on Monvay the 16th November, 18:7, at SIX ...
... TOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE. j IMPERIAL CHIT CHAT ; OR THE NORTHERN CONFEDERACY WHEN the Chief of the North his cast armies brought forth, To teach Monsieur reason, and justice, and a* The country surrounding, iri mirth was abounding, Because of the success ...
... FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE. A RECANTATION. Translated from Metastases -« Palinodia a Nice •** being a Sequel to the Translation Irom ■* La I.iberta, of the fame author, which appeared in our paper in 1806. OH lovely Nyc6 ! charming fair, Thy anger calm ...
... Balm Gilead every night and morning, or three or four times a day. Thofe who- bathe every morning, ought take of the medicine every evening. One bottle will quickly prove its efficacy, and aa a cordial companion to the bathing-places. This celebrated medicine ...
... Gallery of Ihe Ct|a)ic), the Wert end thereof, now Duff. .*** ' ,c above Pews arc a very eligible fituati ...
... URSUANT tn a decree of hit Court of Exchequer, made m a cause intubed, & againgt Sub-crbers of a Society called THE NEW BRITISH PONTINE, who were hving onthe of March, 1799, of the personal tives of such as tave died since Chat lime, aré by their Solicitors ...
... boarded |} monthsin a | his house in Seymo of a squadron of four Freach from the Loire, bound to | ful liness, John Geo left her, aod then steered a Wes- amiable and deeply Jreadnought, 98, just entered his 24%; asd the above Stockport, of a she | Charles Rix ...
... ending with No. sv), growing the park Chaderton a'oresaid. Lot fit h. Consisting of 14 ash, fi plain, oak, 10 fcr, and birch dees, marked and numbered, beginning with No. and ending with 47, growing the fences a certain lane called Ho otherwise Hoose Lane ...
... V ..ye the Day, * ChangMfrom l*o.vtkrci '-af-e ■ a=j. Now German-ffltlcd.ynar I.a ltilnpV Slave, N.. Part I'nlhtel. ever negl.died; I can chat the Kadtea, merry or grave, Ora carry where'er *:■. direct a . Half the World 1 l-avt iravtrs’J, and (lad my ...