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... Taylor Sir Edward Mr Phillips Old Maythorn Mr Charlton Robert Maythorn Cunningham Smart Mr Campbell Steward Mr J Smith Sailor Mr Row-botham Groom Mr J Tebay Crack Mr Cherry Peggy Mrs Taylor Landlady Mrs Eyre Mary Mrs Cooke Thursday PIZARRO with Mr RICHER’ ...
... conformity their has the MASTER of the CEREMONIES will be LOWER-ROOMS on the of February 1800 Tickets be had Mr No2 Chapel-Row Bull’s Barraft's Bally’s Libraries the Rooms BATD FEBRUARY 10 ARRIVED here Lord and Kill rnorey Lord Lady Carberiy Lady Albermarle ...
... e to Company Ladies are very particularly requested to themselves with Tickets before which Way had at Mr King’s No Chaprl-row at oarratl’9 and Bally’s Libraries the : ARRIVED HERE I-ord and LadvPorchestcr Peyton Lady Constable Sir T Roberts Lady Sir ...
... with an assemblage of Nobility and elegance to the nearly fourteen hundred personages Saturday evening about o’clock the bar-row P butcher ladeq with meat coming from the market was pieces man that drew it down at corner Green-street leading to Misom g ...
... communicated The peculiarly incident to sex every situation are expatiated upon By SAMUEL SOLOMON M D London : for H D Pater-nostef-row and may be had of this by giving positive orders Guide Health' TO THE PUBLIC through and experienced unprecedentedly is now ...
... ell A Taylor bookseller and stationer No 12 Argyle-street sold also the booksellers of and Bristol by R Baldwin Patemoster-row and E Newbery corner of St Paul’s church-yard London whom may be had A NEW PLAN of the CITY BATH With the Buildings to the present ...
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... near Bath ALL HOUSHOLD Ac &c to eleven FOR SALE-— Drui-Maciiixe for Drilling all sorts of pulse at depth distance between the rows The saving the of tloneer Angel-Inn can be Enquire the Auc-One property RATH FOR W On the sth April FARMING Effects of Mr ABRAHAM ...
... at Miss Fleming -No John-streeu precisely o’clock The Company are requested to observe front will for the scholars and the rows for parents Miss Fleming Miss Le Mercier request Friends the Middle Door the Ball- ‘loom will opened their accommodation Tea ...