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... other convenient offices with two gardens walled in and planted fruit trees— At bottom the garden before the houfe and in view thereof is a large piece water (locked with carp and other filh— Adjoining to the faid garden is a coppice of oak three acres ...
... immediately— TWO GENTEEL HOUSES fit for plenty of good foft water every other convenience with fmall flower garden front large kitchen garden houfe well with choice!! For particulars pleafe to apply Mr Lodge Angel Inn Bath or the Printers PENMANSHIP Tuefday ...
... merchant, June 14. 15, Jafy'lS, the Kjng's-Head, Norwich.—Atts. Cole, or Temple > John tc James Benson, caster, fnten-drapers, June 16, LLfTtrTy IS, attiie Bear Stiff, Lancaster,— vVnson, Lancaster. - - Dowlevt, of Hauon-Garden, jeweller, June 5,15, Juiy ...
... drapers, May 24, June 7, July 2, Guildhall. Alt. Adams, Old Jewry. John V*ah fc Pjth Tahu**, Ritrliff?, eoll. dealer:. May IS, Tune 7, July 2, at Guildhall. Ait. Hard, Goodman’: Fields. Pant Smith, Farnliill, Vorkshire, shalloon-naker, June 8, 3, July 8, ...
... J Seer published yester- or Kit! be seen in the preceding ——if'm. Isard, of East maker, May 24, June 3, ation of the important Hatton Garden.—— dealer, June 3, 14, 28, ieut. Mansell came from narvon. Atts. Edmund was and nota Williams, Carnarvon.— enabled ...
... Mr P Hurd King's Bench Walk Temple- Joseph Kekwick of Ham dealer and chapman Mr Foulkcs Southampton-street Coven t-garden DIVIDEND June 9 Cave Rawleigh-plaer parish of firotol j PREFERRED Rev Mr in Rev V reClory Runwell in in own patronage— Rev the vicarage ...
... Temple. —-John NettMa, of Brighthrlmstone, Sussex, slater, June 15, 27, July IP, at Guildhall. Att. Hughes, Cliffords Inn. Eduard t'tackmo.-r, of Henrietta sircet, Co»eirt-garden, uilor, June Id, 27, July 18, Guildhall. Att. Hin rich. Palsgrave-place ...
... other man would go with him, to search the g gardens. They accordingly went round the gardens, by the , mount and the wilderness, but not finding any one, nor hearingsa more of the screams, they left the gardens and further pursuit. Witness added, the screams ...
... 'it- jj 57 6J 27s Id s Isndon Urt lOJil quartern— lot ol June is 52 jit cwt exclusive of Smithiela June lo sink the Kh 3s 4s 41 Mutton 5s 41 4 4-t Ve1 5 Oil to Pork Od to 4s fid Lamlt 4 01 4il June lfi tly the Carcase ) 81 is i 2s 81 5s 8d Veal 2s Ud to ...
... clothier, Jane S—P. Warmer; W'annisister, Wiltshire, June 2-I\'in. Hero, and Richard Jackson, Redereas.street, Southwark, rectifying •disrillers, June I —John %%Alias, Wariniaster, Corn-factor, June 2—George. Noah. Pall mall, tailor, Jane I—George Sett ...
... genteel family, with excellent garden, orchard, paddock, and every cooveniemse imitable for a country or sporting gentleman. DOW in the possession of Mrs. ROGERS, the Tenant for life. Also • COMMODIOUS DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, i• the occupation of JOHN ...
... No. 10. Little St. Thomas Apostle. Wm. Hone, Ludgate hill, bookseller, Sept. 23, Oct. 3,81. Sol. Mr. Harman, Hanoi garden. Jelin Junes Cook, Southwark Bridge road, coach maker, Sept. 23, IL Oct. Ml. Solo. Mears. Hardwick sad Gant, Lawrence lane, Obeopside ...