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... Craven-bulling., Mr, John Hebden, Mufician, many years one of the Gentle- men of his Majefly _ Band, and of the Theatre Royal iv Drury-lane. ...
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... Years flanding. Enquire at the Blue-coat Boy and Quadrant in the Minories.—Mr. Norton, at the Violin and German-Flute, in Drury- Lane, near Long- Acre, cured of a Scurvy in his Hands, after trying the Sea-Water, Spain, tffe. in vain ; the Humour was fo violent ...
This D.ty is fubtijhed, CATAL O G U E OF THE -LI B R A R V Of t'x late
... Years fianding. Enquire at the Blue-coat Boy and Quadrant in the Minories. — Mr. Norton, at the Violin and German-Flute, in Drury . Lane, near Long - Acre, cured of a Scurvy in his Hands, after trying the Sea-Water, Spaw, i&c. in vain ; the Humour vie.i fo ...
KIGUttT. V AIRS. NOTICE is hereby given, That a Fair will be holden at KighVy for all S_r.J of CATTLE,
... Years Jlanding. Enquire al the Blue-coat Boy and Quadrant in ihe Minoriei.—Mr. Norton, at the Violin and German-Flute, in Drury Lane, near Long - Acre, cured cfi a Scurvy in hii Handi, after trying the Sea-Water, Spaw, tSc. in vain ; the Humour voai fio ...
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... Tears fianding. Enquire at tht Blue-ctat Boy and Quadrant in the Minories.? Mr. Norton, at the Violin mid German-Flute, in Drury - Lane, near Lotiz - Acre, cured of a- Scurvy in bis Hands, after trying the Sea-W^ter, Spans, tSe. iin vain ; the Humour was ...
To be SO I, D, On Turfday the 1 ith Day of June Inf. at Mr. Richard Cooke'/, at the
... Ttars fianding. Enquire at tbt Blut-cat Boy and Quadrant in thi Minories.— Mr. Norton, at tbt Violin md Germein-Flutt in Drury Lane, mar Long Acie, cured of a Scurvy in his Hands, afttr trying tht Sta-ld'ater, Spatv, &t. in vain ; the Humour vftts Jo violent ...
W AN T F. D, FIVE or SIX HUNDRED POUND*, on'a'.gbjo4 Freehold Security, in (he Neighbourhood of Leeds, at Eou^per
... fianding. Enquire at tbe Blue-coat 801 and Quadrant in tbe Mineriestmm.Mr. Norton, at the Violin atid German-Flute, in Drury - Lane, ntar Long - Atrti turtd tf a Scurvy in bis Hands, afttr trying tht Sta-Wattr, Spaw, (fft. in vain ; thi Humour was fo ...
This Day is publifh'd, A CATALOGUE Of a VALUABLE COLLECTION of BOOKS, Lately purchafed, amongflr which is the ..
... Ytars ftanding. Enquire at tht Blue-coat Boy and Quadrant in the Minories.— Mr. Norton, at the Violin and. German-Flute, in Drury ■ Lane, near Long ■ Acre, cured of a Scurvy in hit Hands, after trying tbe Sea-Water, Spaisi, tfc. in vain ; the Humour was fo ...
Calder Navigation. TH E Subfcribers to the third Subfcription to the (aid Navigation, are required to pny into ..
... Ytars ftahding. Enquire at the Alue-eoat Boy and Sfuadrant in the Myiorits.—Mr. Norton, at the Violin and German-Flute, in Drury . Lane, near Long Acre, cured if a Scurvy in his Hands, after trying tht Sta-Watir, Spaw, rjfe. ?? in vain ; the Humour was fo ...
Sem-Chorut from Handel, upon the arrival of tie Prince and Princefs of Brunswick. \ Sung by Mr. Lowe, Mr. Taylor,
... Ytars fending. Enquire at ihe Blue-ccat Boy and Quadrant tn tbt Minories.— Mr. Norton, at tbt Violin tend Germiin-Fliett, in Drury Lane, near Long - Acre, cured tf a Scurvy in hii Hands, after trying the Sea-Hater, Spaw, t&c. iit vain -, the Humour was Jo ...
S T A T E of the L OT T E R V laft Wednefday
... which have been fince drawn all prizes, viz. one of 201. two of 501. and one OPSOOI. A Publican in White-Hart-court, near Drury-lane, and feven other perfons, arc the proprietors of the 10.0001. prize drawn on Wednefday at Guildhall. Thurfday were re-examined ...
FRIDAY and SATURDAY's POSTS
... MefTrs. Holland and Powel have borrowed a Aim of 25,000 I. at an intereft five per cent, purchafe Mr. Garrick's intereft the Drury-lane We are told, from Colchefter in EfTex, that on receiving the news concerning the Stamp-Aft, there was the greateft rejoicing ...