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... Wager William Clayton, Efq City of London. Humphrey Parfons, Efq; Sir John Barnard, i Micajah Perry, Robert Willimot Efqrs Monmouthshire 3. Major Hanbury dead. Thomas Morgan, Efq; Monmouth Town. Ld Charles Noell Somerfet Norfolk 12 Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart **&**** ...
... Ea_l Percy; Lord } - Thomas Pelhdm Clinton - . C John Sawbridge, Richard Oliver, Lon dom Bull, Gedrge Hayley; Efqrs. MONMOUTHSHIRE JohtrHahbury, John Morgan, Efqrs 1 MotixOUth: Sir John Stepney : . . NORFOLK Sir Edward Aftley., Wenman Coke; Kiq J King's ...
... apply 1 1 Mr. Edward Newport, or Mr. Richard Watts, cloihltr, in IT. nut } or Samutl Alltn, King's -fquart, Brill il. MONMOUTHSHIRE TO be SOLD by Private Contract, A compact Frethold ESTATE, fituadd ntar tht turnpike toad within about 4 milet of Abtrgavtnny ...
... Further pir'icularimay be had of Mr. Chriftie, in Tall-Mall, London 1 or of Mr. Jofeph Smith, attorney it law, in liradiord. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO be immediately Sold and Alligned, ao a.!van- tigeaui md brne final Leafe {f,n a term of aS years com- mencing Candlemas ...
... fielh proiifivins. further paiticalais may be known by applying to Mr, Glaaier in Bath, or Mr. Hancock In Marlborough. MONMOUTHSHIRE. be immediately Sold and Afligned, an adian- X tageoosind btnenual ?? (for a term of 18 years com- mencing Candlemas lalt) ...
... the Minories, London, John Pratten and Samuel Allen, lateof Old-ltreet, London. Silk-dyers. Charles Rogers, of Caerlon, Monmouthshire, Ironmonger. ...
... boifes, the belt hay a id corn, and great' rare taken of them. Neat poft-chaifes, with able horfes and careful driven. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO be LETT, and entered upon at Michn-lmas, or Lady-Oay nett,— A nrat convenient Country HOUSE} confiding ofa hall papered ...
... For further particulars and conditions ef I'ale apply to Mr. Ja- cob Smith, attorney, or Mr. Evatt, upholder, in Bath. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO be LETT, and entered ufjon immediately,—- A neat modern-built HOUSE, fit for a Imall family | con- lilting of two good ...
... -If offered for fale or pledge, pleife to fecure the perl hi, tnd give notice is above, and One Guinea icvvsrd will be MONMOUTHSHIRE. TObe LETT,â A good MANSION-HOUSE; confuting of a hall, two good parlours, eight brd-chambeit mi the fi'tl floor ...
... capable of Improvement ; lime and mirle may be htd on the premifei, md a confid«rabl* vein of tile. (tone on the fame. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO be LETT.—A good MANSION-HOUSE ; confifting of a hall, two good parlours, eight bed-chamber* on the tirft floor, good ...
... market, liei eighteen milei from Bath, and twenty from Briilol, on the toad frum both plicet to Weymouth, Dorchefter, ...
... Partaof Suffolk Huny John Yarmouth Yarmouth in Norfolk Jaques Charles Chieherter The other pait ?? Kemeys George Newport Monmouthshire Lax George Wells The other part of Somerfetfhire Lewis Edward Penline, near Cowbriclge Glamorganshire Lloyd Hugh Lodge ...