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... INCLOJURES in HAMILTON, belonging fo |i >■ tne uiik-e o! Hamilton, ihe ArriCiesor Koup Jli^-f^ £ be Hands al james Cunifon Chamberlain at Ben, » *'k° w *^ o,v tbe Grounds to any Perfon before 7 ofthe Koup. Btg-rt ~~ Eh • t MARES may be ferved tbis Seafonat ...
... Grace the Duke of Buccleuch. rhe A rticles and Conditions ofthe Sett to be feen .n the Hand, of Mr. Gilbert Grierfon UiOnM Chamberlain at Dalkeith. ?? s Ey ADJOURNMENT. To be SOLD by ?? Roup, in the Laigh Coffee houfe in Edinburgh upon Monday the 2V h March ...
... Mr. James M c Dowall Merchant near the Crofs: Where Receipts fhall be given, S ALTOS Barley-mill Blcathjield for 1713' That Joseph Christy, at the above Blcachfield, has laid down Cloth. The Prices of Bleaching are as follow, viz. All plain Linen wrought ...
... four in the Afternoon. The Conditions and Articles of Roup, to be fcen in the Hands of Gilbert Grier- fon, his Grace's Chamberlain, and James Scott, Clerk of Dalkeith. To be S 0 L D, RY Roup, within John's Coffeehoufe, upon Monday rhe fifth of March nexr ...
... e your Lord' fhip moft fincerely upon this happy and providential event, which cannot but have the greateft ccnftquences. Joseph York 6 ' According to advices received from Holland lome time ago, Gen. York* his Britannic minifler at the Hague, had prciented ...
... yard, for the encouragement of buyers. By His Majefty's Royal Letters Patent, dated ?? December 1 764, OVAL PEWTER DISHES. JOSEPH SPACK.MAN, late of Fenchurch ftreer, but now of Cornhill, London, Pew- terer, having invented a method entirely new, of turning ...
... conclude a private bargain. , '---»- . By His Majefty's Royal Letters- Pate nt, dated efth December 1764, OVAL PEWTER DISHES. JOSEPH SPACKMAN, late of Fenchurch (freer, but now of Cornhill, London, Pew- terer, having invented a method entirely neiv, of turning ...
... Truftees fcr the manufactures is now felling at Leith, by [james Carrel. ''pHat the whole FARMS, prefently -I- ?? by the Chamberlains on his Grace the Duke of Buccleugh's eftate, or fub-fet by them, are to be fet in tack, for the Duke's be- hoof, againft ...
... Prompter out of breath ; A whi:e-g!ov'd Hotifekeeper with whiter wand; An empty box book in the other haad; Onr, i.ke Lord Chamberlain. liis office graces; j The other fhews )ou there are ftore oi places. Six Beggar's Opera Ladies tend the bier, Parted, like ...
... and Shots, and fliire of Lanark. — The pan ictil.ll- farms w'li be Ifaown, upon application to the Duke 'of Hamilton's Chamberlain at Hamil- ton, who, previous to the day oftht ror , will receive pr o- polals for any of'thefe farrhs, tithcr for one year ...
... operatioh relating to the teeth. N. B. At Mr Spence's is to be had Dentifrice Powder. I A M A I C A R U M, &c. TO be SOLD, at, JOSEPH LACHLAN's fhop, oppofite to Libberton's wynd, Lawn-market, Edinburgh, The beft Old JAMAICA RtTM, at io s. 6d. per gallon, ...
... ! I.YON OFFICE, rtli April 1781. tinn of JOSEPH FORREST Mtfilng-r in Dun- -,-ntrly advertifed sis f'ufpended, lie was rt poned to r at Aims, and authoiifed to execute the fame as der of Court, S-ned) ROBERT RANKEN, I.yon Clk. Dep. ..ait'sfes as a No ...