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... »\'t Inn, Lend n; and of Mr. James Lewis, Abbey Owmhir, near aforcfaid, who will the prcmifes, and where plans may be MONMOUTHSHIRE. be Let, at Candlemas next, TAL and improvable Farm, cal et! the name FIiCODLIX, other wife ROBfc. FARM, confiding of a ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. TObe LET, and entered upon immediately, . Several FARMS, confifting of convenient }Joules, Barns, Stables, and other ricceirary Out-building - s, all in proper Repair, with coo Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pa(lure Land, duly prop ulioned ...
... lilks and fluffs ; ~ and thread edgings. Hofiery goods, &c. 'id ' ill continue 'till Satisfy fe'nnight, --^^^ooger. Monmouthshire. SCHOOLMASTER and MISTRESS are p d the town of Groffmond. They may rent houfe, which now to be let. Inquire of the Chu ...
... Apothecaiy. For particulars apply to Mr. Church, Attorney at Law, in Ledbury, who wanti a good real (ecurity for 400 L MONMOUTHSHIRE. '1 O be Let, and entered upon immediately, - capital MelTuage and impioveablc Eftate, eallea the name of IMSCODLIN, otherwife ...
... your repeated favors. 1 am, with g'cal gratitude and Your obliged and faithful humble Monmouib, JOHN MORGAN. Bth il. 1- MONMOUTHSHIR E. TO Let, and entered upon immediately, a capital Ifuage and improveable Eflate, called the name of otherwife ROBERTS* ...
... Shcpheard, and Edwaid Davics, at the'yearly rent fi^J For particulars apply to Mr, Bird, Atorney. in Hen ford. May; 1784. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO be peremptorily Sold, purfuant to an order of the High Cr of Chancery, before William Wellcr Efq. ic of the Mailers ...
... orders his friends, which left, either I the Woiks, orat his Compting-H ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. j Manors Ccrrtyoy, and Old Caflle. TX7 HEREAS the HEATH GAME within * the faid Manors, belonging to the Right Hon. , the Earl of Oxford, of late years have been greatly de■ ftroyed, that few are left propagate it hoped that no Gentleman ...
... that all Gentlemen ill forbear killing or taking any of the faid Game on thofe Manors the O T. Badminton, July 25, 1784. MONMOUTHSHIRE. Manors of Comyoy, Lanthony, and Old CaJlle. WHEREAS the HEATH GAME within the faid Manors, belonging to the Right Hon ...
... reflective rents ! and arrears then dv. ttJ his his Receiver, I EDWARD M O Ok E, Somerft-Houfe, London, y.th.Seft. tjs4. MONMOUTHSHIRE. , \X7'IIEREAS William Fryer, a Felon, the night-time ot the Bth init.nrf, break and efcape out of the county biidewcll ...
... per cent, interclt, the feveral of 20001. 10001. 9001. 4001. Ittj* For particulars apply to the Printer. Oclober, 1784. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO be Let, and entered upon at Chriltmas or Candlemas next, very A M,| called COADY-GEI. I.V, containing ftatutej acres ...
... for credit). to Samuel Walker, at the Sacking and Sail Cloth Wateboufe, Su. 38, Mark-lane, will be punctually executed. MONMOUTHSHIRE. O be Let, and entered upon at 1 iffrnas •*■ or next, a very r.-bie k called COADY-GELI.Y,' containing • •errs of arable ...