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... Manchcfler-fquare. The of Thomas Shave, of Newmarket, loft the of his limbs ; by taking Dr. Brodum's Reftorativc Nervous Cordial, was cured in a ftiort time. Witnels, Thomas Shave, his father, at R. Vernon's, Efq. Newmarket; Thomas Simmond, Farrier. Sufannah ...
... Sixty-five capital OAK TIMBER TREES, all fcribed and numbered, now growing upon the feveral Farms of Edward Price. Edward Callow, Thomas Hooper, and John Coaies, at Middlcton, the parilh of Little Hereford, near the banks of the Leominfter Canal, which will convey ...
... Bromyard. RICHARD HAN KINS, Ledbury. THOMAS EMBRY, Monmouth. Perfons, already infured, may remove their Infurancc into this Office, free of and make any alteration they think proper. By order the Diie£tors, THOMAS CARDEN, Jun. Sec ...
... Mary Rollafon - - - - Stvuib,ilje. Mr. John Clarke ----- Ofwftry.' Mr. Thomas Brookes - -' - Shffnaf. Mr. Jofnph jun. Mr. William Baugja, fen. - - FltrJ'me*ev- ' » Mr. Thomas Williams -■ - - f . Mr. Robert CoiLer - - - - Wellington. 3: Mr. Philip ...
... William Davis, formerly an Attorney, of Bromyard. Same day died, Mrs. Hardy, wife Mr. Hardy, Mercer, the Weflgatc-ihcct, Gloccflcr. On Thurlday died, greatly refpected and lamented, Mr. Thomas Rutter, in Cafllc-flrcet, many years an eminent fpcaker among the ...
... Bromvard. RICHARD HANK INS, Led'buiy. THOMAS EMBRY, Monmouth. Perfons, already infnred, may remove their Inf urance into this Office, free exnence, and make any alteration they think proper. By order the Directors. THOMAS CARDEN, jun. StC. PHXNIX FIRE-OFFICE ...
... has good Shccpwalks belonging to it. To treat for the lame, to David Thomas Efq. Sprsnß-Qardrni, Cretchlry, Eiq. Cli fford's-1 nr., MefTrs 1,-u kins and James, New-Inn, London; Thomas Coleman, Elq. Powells Brecon; or Mr. Price, Sept. ti, iBjj. ...
... the army has crofled the Inn. This however requires confirmation. It appears, that the French Generals Grenl f, Ney, and Le Hardy, were wounded in the affair of Hohenlinden, and that General Moteau's brother had ahot Ihot under him. It is alfo apparent ...
... Bromyard. RICHARD HANK INS, Ledbury. THOMAS EMBRY, Monmouth. Perfons, already infured, may remove Infurance into this Office, free cxpence, and make any alteration they think proper. By order of the Directors. 'THOMAS CARDEN, Jun. S«c PH'ENIX F*Z&OFFICR ...
... Bromyard. RICHARD HANKINS, Ledbury. THOMAS EMBRY, Monmouth. Perfons, already infured, may remove their j Infirrance into this Office, free of expence, and make any alteration they think proper. By order of the Directors, THOMAS CARDEN, Jun. Sec PHCENIX FIRE-OFFICE ...
... of the feveral Agents. hitli _ nnual and Septennial Policies will, as Fifteen Days after Phoenix-Company for the ot are Mr. Thomas Walt, Hereford, Mr.RohctlVathng, Leominjkr. x. „ For tlie County Bjttcox. ...
... Brorm-ard. RICHARD HANKINS, Ledbury. THOMAS EMBRY, Monmouth. Perfons, already infured, may remove their Infurance into this Office, free expence, and make any alteration they think proper. order of the Directors, THOMAS CARDEN, Jun. Sec AN ENTIRE NEW MEDICAL ...