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... of Derby, dealer fplrltnotii liquors—lamc'i Partington, Fvu-ewuit, Kc.thufi.K-llTeer, | amt on, Mc*c:ilf and John Met* r'f, Golden Leg-court, Chc-plide, Lomlnu, ho!icri— Thomas Winter* iMturn ar.u I'li.ir Gardner, me, London, uylor*— Junes Wokl, ...
... desirable RE- SIDENCE. P reference vvil Ibe given-. to one with a manor and fishery, andin either of the counties of Surrey or Kent. Direct to X. Y. _C. at Mr. Scwell's, Cojnhtll. - WANTED to Purchase, Twenty ...
... (he King who threatened to send one of his jack-boots govern the Senate, might be realized. Now it appeared, that whether the King sent his jack-boot, or whether even the jack-boot was the King’s jack-boot, or that of another, the Minister, whoever he was ...
... Parliament tbr more f&.ually re- pairint; the Road from tht Stone's End in Kent o ?? in iho Pafish of Saint George, South ?? and other Roads therein mentioned, in the Countieof Kent and Surrey, and for other purposes, will be licid on Sa U -lay ntxt, 'atthe ...
... Tunbridge-wclls, Kent, bookseller. June 6. Peter Biggs the elder, of Fish-street-hiU, undertaker. June 6. H. Fearon, of Saipt Mary Axe, factor. June 13, T. Pacey, Church-street, Surrey, master mariner. June 9. Evan Jones, of Sherrard-street, Golden-square, victualler ...
... the property of a Gentleman, who has no further occasion for it ; well suited for town or country, as the box and Salisbury boot take otl', and a plat- form belongs to it. Any family going upon an excursion int» the country, will find this Carriage well ...
... ,_ • Before their Royal Highnesses • The Prince of WALES. . The Diike of CLARENCE. • The Duke of CUMBERLAND. . The Duke of KENT. Prince AUGUSTUS FREDERICK. , The Duke of GLOUCESTER. And . Prince WILLIAM. ‘ - PATRONS. l'h Most Noble the Marquis of Exeter ...
... their Country, Before Tlieir Royal Highnesses The Prince of WALES, The Duke of CLARENCE, The Duke of CUMBERLAND, The Duke of KENT, Prince AUGUSTUS FREDERICK, The Dukeof Gi.OUCES 1 ER, and ; Prince WILLIAM. TATRONS. The Most Noble the Marquis of Exeter, ...
... foripore effectually rt-pai ring the Rind from the Stones-end, in Kent-street, in .the parkn bf^St. George, Southwark, to Uartford, ami other Roads therein mention- ed, in tiie counties qf Kent and Surrey, and for othev pui> poses, will be held on Saturday ...
... boards. ?? l, ?? . 4- S f ) rmo 1 s ' / , ° n varim JS interesting Subjects, preached in the Parish Church ot Lewisham, in Kent. By t he SS v Josnaa Morton, or 'Prmify College, Cambridge; and Mis' TV/f^' Iv^ v^« °' L^rury-tane Theatre, ' be^. .eVI. k ...
... Bap. tilt Cofree-houfe, in Chancery-lane; and of Mr. Willock, No; 25, Golden-fquare, London. To IRONMONGERS, RARDWAREMEN, and GUN- - SMII'-IS.-By Mr. WILL(CK, At his Houre, in Golden-fquarc, ons Friday next, at x2 o'clock, by order of the Affignees of ...
... All'ortment of BOOTS ard SHOES, adapted to the Wear of all Ranks of People ; and ihey flatter themfelvcs, upon Trial they will not be found inferior to any befpoke, and will fell them at tbc fnllow- ing low Terms s Per Pair. Gentlemen's Cordova* Boots, ?? tefi ...