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... 9ft; 81b. Horfes that have ftarted once tbis Year for a Plate, or Sweepftake., if beat, to be allowed 31b. If twice or more ?? — M..res and Gelling* to be allowed 31b.--.TO pay Two Guineas Entrance, and Five Shillings each to the Cle'ik of the Courfe.— lf ...
... price 2s. Sd. boards, t^.m^^l^^^vrfl ■, * of, JCa*' The Beauty of the Heavens Difplayed. In which the various beauuful appearances to be' ob- served every Evening in tbe Heavens, during the Year iSo*» are defcribed; and feveral Meant of Amufement within ...
... *>1 ( -C-ettx/-. Gued es%t*L}, ?? ' MISCELLANEOUS, ii%^Â¥ ttjor * a Corps. VV^i \r 1J lr «^cdi»tcly, a clever win r-e allowed, »; IIUJI , wi{ ,fe - He aieft n,ve fere, i , U c.ft three £ s ?? a \ *PPlM'f by Letter poft pa irf) ro rhe :! Pâ NTtri ...
... Fillies allowed 2.lv A winner o! 501, fitice the lft of Match, 1807., to carry 31b. and of two or more, 51b. citra. .A King's Plare the fame as two fifties. The winner of the Cop at Don- cafter, or any of the three Suhfcriptions at York, nut allowed to run— ...
... Tranfaaion in the Life of theGREATREDEEMER of MANKIND; from f-rfsßirth, to his Crucifixion, Refurredion from the Dnd, ?? lion into Heaven. Together with the-I.ives, Tnmfactiun*. and Sufferings ofhis Holy EVANGELISTS, APOSTtES, DISCIPLES, and other PRIMITIVE MARTYRS ...
... Bst. J-lb. — 3lt>. allowed to those got by untried Mtal- lions, gr out of Mares whose Produce never won be- fore the diijr of naming, or to those bred in Ireland ; hut no Horse or Niare to be entitled to more than one allowance' of 3!b. No Produce no ...
... and Old May- Day next, Hrl Five Following FARMS ; containing ex- T cellent 'Tinip Land, which is dry enough at ij tiines to allow of the Turnips being eaten off, Pret strong enough to pioduce abundant crops ; Wc at. At RUDSSTON. A FARM, now in the occupation ...
... Matter, air-ent rely removed liom TABLE lINFN LEATHEII B' ICECHEs, I'oUons, Muslins, Lace' and other Artiel.s of ?? !, v HUDSON'S ?? r - MIC.L BLEACHIXG LIQUID; it also amoves the above Slams h -m Ladies' Buff Dresses, without ?? tl.e Bud Colour, and ...
... Sitting the faid Bankrupt* are required to finifh their Examination, and the Creditor* are toaifent to, or diflent from, the Allowance of their ...
... Lady-day and Old May-day next, THE five following FARMS, containing excelleut Turnip Land, which is dry enough at all times to allow ol tbe Turnips being *_aten oft, and yet stroug enough to produce abundant crops of Wheat. Al RmSTOW A FARM, now iv the occupation ...
... 101. to 40L xr Cent, on the Premium, and a liberal Allowance or Duty. â Livts infurcd, Annuities and Childrens Emowmcnts granted, on equitable and advantageous Terms.â Solicitors and othirs allowed a Commiffion on bringing life Infu- rances to this ...
... , with a full allowance to Schools, and the thirteenth Book giveu gratis. VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK. This day is published, A New Edition, embellished with ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS on Wood, puce 2s. 6d. bound ; with a full allowance to Schools, READING ...