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... ace, dealer, W. Barradell Tottenham Court-road, gold beater P. Wilson, Shoreditch, haberdasher. J. Wirapory, Fleet-street, boot-maker. W. Bolton, Oxford-street, tea-dealer. P. Desvignes, Rosaman-slreet, Clertenwell, watchcase maker. W. and J. Baylev, ...
... Calheriue, daughter of Sir Thomas Whichcole, Bart. At St. George's, Kanover-square, Charles Power, Esq to Miss Dear, of Maidstone, Kent. Mr. George Strickland, of Old ’Change, London, Miss Roper, only daughter William Roper, Esq of Cartmel, Lancashire. Peter ...
... offer for their attention chotce collection Table and other Emit,; consisting o. 1 -- reiis Geidc-n and Gloucester Pippins, Golden Kcnnetts. Swan Egg, Oaumiontelle, St. Germain, and Pears, Spauisb Chesnuts. See. j. a. also wishes lo inlorai them, has just ...
... of a genteel family. Immediate possession way be hall. Inquire. if Meo~sr.Vittect and Co. Paper Manifactory, Gilver-street, Golden-square, London ; or of Messrs. Sparke and Hbelmes, solicitors, Bury St. Edniund's Personal applieatina, or by letters post ...
... post-paid. DEDHAM, ESSEX ’uluable Household furniture, Piano Forte, handsome Town-built Chariot uilh spring driving Bov and Boot, and other Effects. TO BE SOLD AUCTION, B,j JOSEPH GRICE, On Tuesday, the 17th day of August, 1813, on the Premises the late ...
... Is hlia Itteltiost n /te Public. RThOM5AS MAYIWXVAN, of Stanton, in the Coculty osf Sullfolli-pfrlir,agedoia, applied to 3. KENT, lititle yesirllt). n eonaqaeice ofl'svi .Iftred asmrek.p for wont, thaiftrpij Jeerslnudera Scrophuhu~tllic up, laint during ...
... granted Aug. iO,A/ino Christi 1675!” —Thomas the Sirand, boot maker, charged him with boots, &c. under false pretences, the 29ih of November last. He went the shop the evening, and filled himself with boots and Wellingtons, and desiring them to be sent home ...
... 1lagistr.ates. Last week as J. Iittle, a coachmen, who for- merly drove ore of the Maidstone coaches, but lat- terly the Brighton coach, was entering the yard of the Golden Cross, at Charing Cross, not stooping sufficiently loW to avoid thle beam of the ...
... 11t0111 ally UnpIle-asinit Smell, andt _ v.ill letain its viilles i22 any cmlii a tp. - Sold'vetail by 1h22 printcipal Grocnrq, Boot-makers, Oil- meri, and Perfitiers,'iii the niwd Kingdem. Uste hit S ~ ~ A --l - l'F)T At 1-YP, SUPPOLK. FARMIN G STOCK, H OPHOI ...
... best behaved women in each regi- ment itn instructitig the girls in plain work and knittiig, and employing the tailors and boot and sholenmakels urfeach a leginlelntinI inwstrcting theboys in thfir respective trades; by wiich mneans ?? w hole mnay; at ...
... Rrirish,Genevy ?? .. ..12s9- onise ?? 268. 'Fine Kent Hops .14d. 'per lb. - Teahofevery'des riitlroplium ,9d, to-Is. per lb. lower than previous to. tile aditional d.ty. Seol4 ,hrXae21.st,SI9>9 PERFUM ERY, BOOT- TUP: LIQUID, And BLACKING MANUFACTORY. C. MEADOWS ...
... faly~ ?iuen, is perfuctly fre?frtJ? ?iY ,1ui1ikiiaaflt smelt, and wilt r~etail it; ?? hi 7ol re°?ta il by the ?? Gro cers, Boot-makct~til' ..FIRSi ?? OP SUFFOLK YEOMANJRYCALVALj1Y.', rI(.Dlemnbets. of.Cavt.i COOKE'SF Trtop are request. Led to meet at ...