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... rendered intelligible for Perons desirous to transad their own Business'. The 'Thirteenth Edition, considerably improved. By Thomas Mortimer. 3. TABLES of INTEREST, caleitlated at 5 per Cent. sheaving at one view the Interest of every Surn, tram One Pound ...
... per- ficliy onderltands, and is capable of reaching; the French Larnguage.-Apply by Letter, ?? paid, to MifM Smith, at Mr. Hardy's, Oxford. I J. G I L E S, Cabinet Maher, U4holder, Appra!,er, and Auvioneer, OPPOsITE THE NEW MARKFT, ESPECTFULLY informs ...
... Vicarage of r Spreytoi, in the county of Devon, on the prefentation of Richard Holland, Efq. void by the refignation of e Thomas Freke, clerk. On Thurfilav laft was married, at Plympton, Mr. s Hugo, furgeon, of Crediton, to Mifs Palmer, of Plympton. On ...
... in Scotland, 576. Hamilton, his chat after writer, 57. Hamilton, Sir Edward, account ol his trial and ientence, 91. Hardy, Rev. Dr Thomas, {ketch of the charafter of the late, 494. Hawkefbury Lord, a luperb fervice of china ordered for him by Coni'ul Bo ...
... of making known to the mufical World a Compofition of great Meriti which has too long remained in Obfcurity. Sold by Henry Hardy, at Oxford.. OXFORDSHIJIRE,. T a General Meeting of the Depuity Lieu- A tenrants of the fadi Cnunty, holden in Purfrnance df ...
... (he courts the gale That ftnilmg, y morning iheds, Her jirefeuce ever, e'er hail, And carol the time (he treads. S—Jyj—U. THOMAS IIOLCROFT, FSQ This Gentleman iias railed from a very obl'cure lituation in life bytl.e increafeof talents, which, if they ...
... bcen ?? re-ted at fit. Jago's, and others are abou to be cftablifhcd at Bonavifla an5 St. Nicholas. It is teportted that Mr. Thomas Grenville is tt be propofed as fpeaker to the Hoafe of Cutmn nsp in 0p- potliin 'toMI-. Abbott.-Surn. In the -twentyzfirft ...
... Made by the vigour of our People. They would ensliVeius, and leave our island only t o o bred cattle and groe:tim!.er, and a hardy race of • men for recruits! We are approaching fast to the state of half' Europe. When we ~,a• fincl that the. , evils of Ponce ...
... owner. npO b~ SOLA at Davis's Private Repository, JL c HORSE, OIG, and HARNESS, all the property ot -a Gentleman ; a compact hardy Bay Gelding, rising se- ■venyears old, fourteen hands three inches high • is an un Commonly good hackney, in or out of harness ...