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... wift-the Purchafer will be liable to Impolition, by pti haps receiving a fpu'ious Kdition. I o be L E I T, To enter upon at Christmas nixt, THE Old and WelLaccuflopied INN, call'd the BACCHUS, oppolite il.eChuich, in lialilax, with or without the Stable and ...
... following, The J-'ULLING-MJLL, at Healcy-, near Ofl'ett, with the Cround, Itc. belonging to it. lo be LET T, fi enter upon at Christmas next, THE Old and Well-accuftonud INN, call'd the BACCHUS, oppoflte the Chutch, in Halifax, wilh or wiihout the Stable and ...
... following, The FULLING-MILL, at Healey, near OfTctt, with the Ground, tec. belonging to it. To bi LKT T, To enter upon at Christmas next, THE Old and Well-accuftomed INN, call'd the BACCHUS, motH the Church, in Halifax, with nr without the Stable and Two ...
... Candlemas. From their tloraiia, the celebrating Mayday with garlands, .Sic. from their Btucbanaha and Saturnalia, the keeping Christmas. named fcftivals were fea lons of great joy and merriment among the heathens : the former of them particularly I'o, when ...
... Skip- ton or at their Wo. ks at Sedburgh. ty The Mechanics are expelled lo be goo I Wrnkmrn. To be LE T 1, To enter upon at Christmas next, THE Old and Wcll-accullomed INN, citll'd ihe BACCHUS, oppofite tire Church, in Halilax, with or without the Stable ...
... e> rienced every mark candour and refpe«sk from author® wr opinions have not coincided until our ii; and that > VALUABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for tlw Nubility and families of Diftmttion. this Dai was fuili/htJ, Perniimon to Lord Bilhop of Wiu- Tbe third ...
... offer, evtry necefla.y Allrmmodltlili will be made f.r him. A .STACK of flAy. ?? thri'iemif, ». tfl hf fold. A valu noli CHRISTMAS NT tw ihe -Nubility and famine.! of UittiiiJon. 1 This day is pubiifbed, Dldleltldhy pern.mi n i.. biowi.liw l.otd Bllhr ...
... CHRISTMAS. THE convivial custom of celebrating this principal Christian Festival, whether appropriate or not, to the event which it is intended to notice, has been handed down from the ancients to the moderns with very little variation from a date, even ...
... (itlt A lvaatafll a lp_c-y dryi-.g in, : ?? Se.if ,ns. I '. ll.uf-, ?? may be entered upon immediately, and the Land at Christmas next. For Particulars apply to Dr. Fearne, York ; or Mr. Brennand, near the Mills, who will shew the Premises. CIRCULATING ...
... lettineof the and for • ruhn* apply to Mr. Kimington, Attorney S' cliield. r » 793* H'-JM!} '9. 793* to Bari^T, FVTF.RKn CHRISTMAS, nccoftomH elcfjant Shop oesi., fi*>i ,• ...
... 332- Sheffield, Sept. 19, 1793. LET, cSTFRED UPON AT CHRISTMAS, 1 WELL accuftomcd elegant Shop and hojse, fituatcJ Kins-llreel, now in t»»e Josfi’H Matthews, L'licn-Drapcr, .' %i»i to remove to Manch ...
... Val.. bl • Work is u.ii icftly Recominen » N:ce;fry pa nun Crtlif‘i.miaud Cnriftian Families, Par.uuUrly ui the pieteiU V CHRISTMAS. it-beautifully punte ' n Luge P;)! o, Uincrf,»j% , Jgatt., a%.i new Ty, .11 Ftirpnfe, and with ofSljfy eTejant Engravings ...