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... said William Jenkins aiicl I homas Henderson, together with Solomon Marriott, George- Greenfield, Joseph Cross, Thomas Cobb, John Cruehley, and Edward Church (who is now under an or- der of suspension from the exercise of his functions as one of my Deputies ...
... iid) will be immediately answered, addressed to the Dirt- for j>f the K-tyglitsbridge Bank, at his town house, No. 8, Low^-r John-street, Golden-square. I~7eW~AND ELEGANT BIRTH-OAY DRESSES. 1 DEN DEACON, thankful for the favours he A has so liberally e ...
... 71, St. Paul's Church- yard j and sold by all Booksellers. \ JOHN ADAMS, PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES of AMERICA. PROPOSALS for Publishing by Subscription, 3 whole-length PRINT of JOHN ADAMS, President; of the United States. _ To be Engraved by JAMES ...
... to be received with the highest ap- ulause, will be repeated every evening till further notice To-morrow the Tragedy of King John. On Friday The School for Scandal. And on Saturday the Tragedy of King Lear. On Monday next the Tragedy of Pizarro. A new Opera ...
... house, well situate for trade, No. 24, Great Russel-strctT opposite B rydges-street, Covent-garder, with a spacious handsome from shop, and store-rooms opening into Ru S s e i Place; Itftt oh lease to Mr. John Jones, Chymist a_rf Druggist. ?? . Lot z. — ...
... now lying at Mr. Rennie's Wharf, Bank End, South- w;;ik, where inventories may be iiad; and at Mr. John Bluet's Odic.*, No. 17, Coal Excin ge ; cr, Mr. John ■*Parkei's, Broker, King Edward Stairs,' Wapping. TO FASHIONABLE LADIES ONLY. THE UNION HEAD-DRESS ...
... now lying at Mr. Rennie's Wharf, Bank End, South-i wark, where inventories may be had; -.and at Mr John Blum's Office, No. 17, Coal Excha ge ; or, Mr John Parker's, Broker, King Edward Stairs, Wapping. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, ? To begin Drawing March 2, ...
... Dueilnv.-. house, well situate for tnwe. No. 24, Great RusseL^ opposite Brydges-stteet, Covent-garden, with a spaciou! ?? tront shop, ana store- r«oins opening into Russe. Place; lett on lease to Mr. John Jones, Chymist and Druggist. ' Lot %. A Leasehold ...
... house, well situate for trade, N». «4, Great Russel-strset, opposite Brydgesi-street, Cyvent-garden, with a spacious handsome tront shop, and store-rooms opening into Russell- Place; lett on lease to Mr.' John Jones, Chymiat and Druggist. ' Lota. A Leasehold ...
... Brydges-street, Covent-garden, with a spacious , ?? nB_ -_e frdnt shop, and store-rooms opening into Russell- T.Bce i ;* : ieatdn'lejse to Mr. John Jones, Chymist and Druggist. '''-■ - ?? ?? A Leasehold Estate, comprising Park Chnpel, 'neatly finrsheci-; ...
... house, well situate for trade, No. 24, Great Russel-iitreet. opposite Brydges-street, Covent-garden, with a spacious handsome front shop, and store-rooms opening into Russell- Flice; lett on lease to Mr. John Jones, Chymist and Drt-ggist. L ? 1 \ A , Leasehold ...
... for WILFUL and CORRUPT PERJURY, in giv'mg cvi- - dence against her Mistress, on the charge of one HENRY ...