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... of the wel!. lot 1, situate, lying and br ing in the said parish ol Peti am, and now the oceupati m of John Ratcliff? and Thomas Epps. Lot 3 —AH those two P:cccs Parcels Meadow Land and Garden Ground, containing by r ttrmation three acres, more or less ...
... those Iwo DWELLING HOUSES with C'e'lnn and Wailed Garden behind, tituate near the One Well the said now in the occupation Mr. Thomas James and olhci*. Also, that and commodious CARPENTER’S SHOE d Apartments adjoining the above, now in the occupation of Messrs ...
... Married George Dixon of the Toyal : Navy,to Miss Nugee w . , r A , C,v Rev Thomas to Mrs Bellwife of the late Thomas Bell - IK. e i. âl ,c â* ? IV\ lix ar« *. n.uil be well r c-hd Mrs. 8.11. wife tbeh-e Mr. Ltil, \ ti.,'!» r !nvrtm.-'.n vvoulJ ...
... fulbes •'*/ G'corge Polhill David Day . Guilford John Plomptre.- - Tevnharn Thomas Papillon Jathes Roper Head Folß;•itorm , • - '.l'homas Scott J. Warde If, B ver ie.. - W Plurner Thomas l'revillon . Narb, D'Aeth •.8. F. Sa.wbridge Benj. Andrews . 'Wm. Honywocd ...
... Lord Keith, Thomas John Anquetil, - Hugh Davidfun , Ditto, Samuel Swinhoe , Huddart, William Turner, Ditto, Thomas Robinfon, - - Harriett, Th o mas Fredetick Hutehinfon, //Aim William James,. Harriett, Broadbent Seffinore, • Ditto, Thomas Theckei al ...
... property ot the following persons, in the vicinity of Canterbury, have been lately recovered the rise ot this medicine, viz. Mr. Thomas flint, brewer, Canterbury; Mr. Neatne, at Selling; Mr. ]. Salisbury, gentleman, and Mr. Wagers, farmer, Whitslable, who will ...
... tin? nances thereunto adjoining and belong 'j ,joW 1 ated inWestgate, in Louth af° resaa ' kE r. nureor occupation of Mr.Thomas • |, fro-* N. It. The purchaser will be entitled n iis«» and receipt of the rents and profits Old May-dav next. . j ar v | ...
... next (the 19th -CHARITY SERMON will be preached at ' -- : - ■-. !i, t [ the Benefit ofthe Charity School in hi ?? R CV >. THOMAS FROGNAL DlB- '' n F A. S. o.ll* of the Morning Preachcrsof ?? Toetman-square, and At. 'ernoon Lecturer at •yd Divine Service ...
... or tan, Is. 'Lite Mixture is for the purpose of taking out Ink ...
... The fashionable Comedy of THE BELLES STATAGEM. Doricourt, Mr. Young ; Hardy, Mr. Davis; Sit George Touchwood, Mr. Spencer ; Flutter, Mr. Seymour; Saville, Mr. Dyer. Letitia Hardy, Mrs. Young ; Mrs. Racket, ' Mrs. Wakeman ; Lady Frances Touchwood, Miss ...
... imperial elegance is conferred on Boots, Drcfaflex. Cartouch4swaes, Ladies Black Buts. Clogs, &e..--15. and is. 64. per Box.—Hardy 's Mixture,Cresm and Liquid,are matchlefs for relloring, preferring and beautifying the Tops of Boots.— The Cream keeps the ...
... William Lutterworth, Joseph Colling*, George Pennington, John Floit, William Catterall, James Harrison, Samuel Gatterull, and Thomas Brierly, at yearly rents amounting the sum of t's3 18 is. The above premises are drained sough already made in Flopp.street ...