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... WINES for CHRISTMAS. THIS leing the feafon Of the .year when Families generally lay in a Itock of Wines for the accommodation of their Friehds and Relatives, I. D i ALE - Manufactuier of Englith Wines, and Importer of ForeiBn Spirituous Liquors, refpeaful4 ...
... CHRISTMAS -GAMBOLS. Rec. The Barnet's Mansion.—Song, L9ve at Fifty.— Stingo and his Myrinidons..—Song, The Rustic Gambo!s.—Song, The Pedlar.—Rec. Lawyer Lambsicia.--Song, The Margre Hoy.—Rec. Squire M azaa.d.—Song, ficke-j and the Cow.—Rec. A Summons ...
... ON CHRISTMAS DAY: THE BIRTH OF CHRIST, a theme divinely great, Shall Man prefome to celebrate ? Or, than ilia TR, on earth remain unfung ; - To in Heav'n, the golden harps are (hung? Thou Cured Spirit! of th' eternal God, Who, in the Heav'a erf St,is ...
... A CHRISTMAS GAMBOL. A Gentleman of Fortune gave his, dometlie7s rermif-4on, on Saturday, to ,amufe themfelves in the evening, and invite fuch of their acquaintance as they thought proper. On.confultation, the fervants agreed, (on.- of them haying a relation ...
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... TOR THE CHRISTMa\S HOLIDAYS. NEW PUBLICATIONS, LIBRARIES, &c. nut YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES, Sold J. HARRIS, at Newbery’s Original Juvenile L ibrary, the corner of St. Paul’* Church-Yard; who has, for the InljuClionof the Nobility, Gentry, Schools, and others ...
... The Supplementary Militia, disbanded at Christmas 1790, are to be immediately re- embodied ; Warrants under the King's Sign Manual having been circulated to the. Lords Lieutenants of Counties for that purpose. — See the advertisement from Lord Euston ...
... CHRISTMAS STRoub . and TAYLOR, No. 6, - Ludgatc-ftrctet, near St. Paul's, rafpeclfully inform their Friends and the Public (according to annual cuitom), their Cheap Days commence on -Saturday next, the /6th haft. for the Sale of'all their Old Stock left ...
... pads, near Farnborough, who robbed him of the M?? and made off towards Sevenoaks.. Among the donations given this Christmas, we have the plea .lire ineulion that the most liberally italnhufod few*days ago, one veral Sheep, large the jaC Hothlield, aiul ...
... PORTLAND PLACE. A GENTLEMAN is desirous . of letting his -& -- 1 HOUSE in Portland-Place until Christmas 1S02; eontaiuing Three Rooms on every Floor, with Stable for five Horses, and double Coach-house. The whole completely . Furnished, and may be seen ...
... the ACLE, 'cc. ODE ON CHRISTMAS DAY. Hark! through the azure vault of Heaven A loud triumphant note, In joyful accents float, Such as might wake th' oblivious grave. liark ! Hark ! it shouts I come to save. Behold ! this blest auspicious morn, Unto ...
... MOUTHS HIRE O LET, and entered upon immediately, A or Christmas next, compact FARM LANDS, called the CHURCH FARM, containing by Admeasurement 162 Acres (mere or less) good Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land. The above Farm situated m the Parish of tcck ...