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... which are now at very low prices. Continual applications are made to Harrison for the above Coals. NO. 18, DOVER-PLACE, New Kent-road.— Miss ELVIDGE respectfully informs her Friend that her ESTABLISHMENT will RE-OPEN on 15th Jar.uarv, 1817. YOUNG LADIES ...
... dealer and ebapflaan, Jan. 11, 18, Feb. 11, at 12. Attorney, Mr. llackett. New -court, Swithin’s-lane. John OowthwatW, of Maidstone, Kent, chemist and dniggirt, d. and ch. Jan. 4, 11, Feb. 11. 11. Attormes, Mr. Nelson, Essex-streec, and Air. Jcfferys, Chatham ...
... Leiceiter-place, London. WATER-PROOF BOOTS. S. lIOBLEY, Boot- maker. No. 2t>, James-street, Covent-garilen, respectfully informs the Public that, to keep the feet dry, lie bas invented a svstcm by which he manufactures BOOTS and SHOES WATER-PROOF, and in such ...
... Jones, J. 'Owen, and 1-1. Anholt, Ducklershory, inerchnuts.—Jan. 25. R. W J abor, James-street, Golden,•square, plumber Jan. 25. T. and E. S. Foster, raiding, Kent, nialtsters.— Jan. 25. J and J. C..onihes,Shadweil-dock, coopers. - . CERXIFICATES.—JAN Barnes ...
... Beil-coort, Waihrook, merchant, Jan. 11, 18, Feb. 11, at Guil*thall.— (Hackett, New-court, Switinn's- Inn'.) .1. DOWTH WAITE, Maidstone, Kent, chemist, .an. 4, 11, Feb. 11, at Guild hall.-( Nelson, Essex -street.) B. HARRIS. Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer, Jan ...
... Wiabrook; merchant, Jan. 1, lieb. It, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ilaekett, New-court, St. Swithin's-lane. J. DOWTHWAITE, Maidstone, Chemist and druggiSt, Jan. 4, li, Feb. 11, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Nelson, Essex-street ; and Mr. Jefferys, Chatham ...
... ho.Vnir to serve. A line addiessed to W. 0., nt Messrs. Morel and Barrel's, Oil and Foreign Warehouse, Sl, Brewer-street, Golden-square. Letters post paid. UNA DULT KR A TED CAPE MADEIRA WIN E, warranted to be of the vintage 1812, may be had '• of the ...
... eecas~ft Meseit of readly eeacle Goocds cin the ' grnery lane, of Mdalfogany acid Deal: clothes hicrses, bootr an1J shoe stateds, boot jacks, seep hill arewsc,.travamlng cases-of enrfi~e~aa.'botttere,tray.~ ,o~hifieti d ..ta stands, buff leatheyr lipifecboartaaicomo ...
... iron and steel from'rust for any length of time ; is Ihe greatest preservative of leather ever yet discovered, and renders boots nml simes rf:V>r- tually water-proof. Sold for the Patentees at their office, 40, Cl. tiring cross, and by their A?ents inevery ...
... other branches of Ihe Fine Ans Address may iie bad ofMr. Roden, Books, iter, No. b. Hanway-tieet, Oxford-street; aud of Mr. Kent, Stationer, 11G, High flolbom. rpo PARENTS, GUARDIANS, ami Others. - A A IHV ICI A > .« the C.ni.itiy-is de_, u -vis ( ,f takin ...
... Msochcitcrj Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, fcopfo*. VILLI AM WL4CKMORE, Upottery, Dcroo. b*nkrr. Jan 28, mA Frh 2*. eleven, the Golden Lion Inn, Lyme Iteiria, Atlorinea, i'll Colytou, Devon; and Mcun. Darke, Cliurch, and Darke, Chancery lane, London. THOMAS ...
... justly re6ooorended for _the cure of Venerom Disease, at -his house, No. 53 2 Shoe-lane, li ve doors from Holborn-hill (a Golden Head over ,(boor.) I,ledirines, which a high repnt-;- Coe 40 year., and have sonk:essful io eases the - moil. inveterate, ...