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... _-.-i EADIE3- ft? Dress.—White sarin slip, under a crape dress . re 5 .-open front, and bound all mmd whrte-satm ribbon with row of beads, linked together iri front with bands of beads, loosely suspended dmanees short sleeves the same. Fan richly jS Pearl ...
... Eves, No. 9, Chapel-street, Bedford-row, London.^ Bentons', (Groves and Jarfies;) of Birmingham, Warwick, jeweller; May 18, 19, June 13. Devon and Tooke, No. 10, Gray's-Inn-square, London; or Burrish, No. 9, Temple-row, Birmingham. Lewis, (Arthur) of Banbury ...
... Hops, Meat, Leather, Tallow, &c. &c. London: Published (for the Proprietors) Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, 21, Paternoster-row: Sold by H. RUFF, Library, 329, Cheltenham; P. Wat kins, Cirencester; and all other Booksellers in the United 3 ...
... French privateer, of guns and 50 men. Sir Richard Strachan has transmitted letters from Lieutenants Samuel Burgess and Joshua Rowe, commanding his Majesty's gun-vessels, the Pincher and Censor; giving an account of the capture, near the Watt Sand, a Danish ...
... Conduit-place, London; or Redifer, Stamford. Cartes, (John) of Clapham, Surrey, mason; May 13, 20, June 20. Marson, Church-row, N ewington-butts. Bogg, (John) of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper; May 13, 20, June 20. Bovill, -New Brideestreet, London ...
... in Orchard-row, together with Two Lots of Building Ground adjoining, each 20 feet in front, and upwards of feet depth? The Ground to be sold either with or without the Shop. Lot 3. A Piece or Plot of GROUND, in the above named Orcliard-row, containing ...
... 000 Nursery Grounds • 8,500 Fruit and Kitchen Gardens Pleasure Grounds 16,000 Land depastured by Cattle -•17,000,000 Hedge-rows, Copses, and Wood 3 1,600,000 Ways, Water, &c. 1,282,100 Cultivated land 31,056,600 Commons aid Waste .. * 6,277,000 ...
... May 15, 30, June 24. Palmer, lomlinsons, and Thomson, Copthall-court, Throjnnortonstreefc CotLiicsov, (Thomas) of Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, cahinet-maker; May 20, 30, June 24. Vincent, Bedford-street, Bedford-square. ~ Wall, (Charles) late of Frith-street ...
... John) of Molyneaux-street» ware-road, Middlesex, builder and stone-mason* Mav23 June Gale and Son, Bedford-street, Bedford-row Barton, (John) of West Cowes, Isle of Wi«ht. brewer- May 27, June 5, Drake, Old Fish-street, DoctorV commons. Weaver, (Wm.) ...
... Chancery-lane. : —Stcabt, (3P6ter) of Fleet-street, printer, May June 6, July 1, At Guildhall Dixon and Allen, Paternoster-row,—Atres, (James) of Stratford, Essex, coal-merchant, May 30, June 6, July 1, at Guildhall. Rdkuuon Lee, lincoih's-inn. —Blundeli ...
... —Town-send, (John) of Liverpool, merchant, June 20, '21, July 11, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row; or Griffith and Hinde, Lower Cast le-st. Li\ erpool.—Hu c hes, (Henry) of Worcester, hatier and glover, June 16, 23, July 11 ...
... FASHIONS FOR JUNE. Ladies' Walking Dress—Venetian Spencer of violet satin, or sarsenet, with a row of small round buttons embroidered silver,, a pendant loop to each ; confined at the neck with silk cord or silver tassel. Beaver hat, same colour, rather ...