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... Life c 1 ?? on Religion 1 6 Death of Abel 'o ! TilgtinTs Progrefs 2 o D.idd on Death 1 0 j Row. . Letters 2 6 DoddsPHfonThongl.tii c i Hervey's Meditations 2 6 Rowe'iDevoutExercifei c , BRITISH CLASSICS. Go'.dfmith's Effays 1c | Citizen of the World 3 o ...
... BERRY ROWS W E L TAKES this Opportunity to acquaint tlie Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends, that he is remov'd from the Red Lion at Wycombe, Bucks, to the Crown and Culhion at Uxbridge, Middlefex, late Charles Sarjants. Where he hopes for the Continuance ...
... Printed for James can, 37, Paternoster-row. Shortly will be published, in Three Volumes small Bvo cm- Ibellished with numerous Plates and Mips, Y. JOSIAH COXDER, Editor of •• The Modern Traveller. Tic MODHRN TRAVEL!.ER Description, Geographiphical. ...
... To be LE T ?? and entered npon immediately, Situated in the high Row, oppojitt to the Crofs in Darlington, in the County of Durham, THE Houfe, Shop, Cellars, and Warehoufes, lately occupied by Mi Holmes, Giocci, togcthei with a Stable an- Gaiden belonging ...
... 3s. extra. No. 1, Long Row, Nottingham. Just Published, f cap Bvo.. Cloth. rpHE MONKS OF DRYBURGH ABBEY, and X other Poems, by the late John Robinson, Head Master of Bunney School, Edited by his Son. Nottingham : R. Allen, Long-row ; and may be had of all ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS for this Paper are taken in at the Chapter Coffee-Houfe in Pater-nofter Row ; and at St. Paul's Coffce-Houfe in St. Paul's Church Yard, London, where it may be ieen every Week. JOHN LAYLAND, i LINEN-DRAPER and HABERDASHER,! Takes tbit ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS for this Paper are taken in at the Chapter Coffee-Houfe in Pater-nofter -Row ; and at St. Paul's Cdffce-Houle in St. Paul's Church Yard, London, where it may be feen every Week. JOHN PORT LATIN. CT'HE _4nttual Meeting of tbe Gentle- men ...
... 7} ?? the Patronage of His \ Royal H'.chness the Prince of WALES.—TO- # ?? ROW Wednesd.y, Au?. as, in Honour of the Birth 1 ii Rmal Highness the Duke ot CI A RENCE, will J slipef- NAVAL FETE, and Brilliant Display of •ip WORKS. Admissi'-n 3s. Doors ...
... ROWING PATHS.— The Trustbbs ■- of the A/be and Caideb Navigation, have given Dirtctions for the Payment of TOWING PATH RENTS, due Lady Day next, and Attendance will be given for that Purpose, at the following Time and Place»yit. On Friday, the 31st Day ...
... r- I , ■! . ' ' •ADVERT ISEME NTS. be SOLD, and taken eff the PremilTes. A Row «^:ZZS J| of Houfcs, containing 109 Foot in length, snd iS ?? Foof wide; and one fingle Houle 44 Foot in length, and IGfgpj 1 18 Foot wide, and the Rooms 8 Foot high, all built ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS for this ?? are ?? at the Chapter Coffee- Homfm 'Pater-noiter-Row ■ at Mr. Alingworth's, No. 15, in Thread-Needle Strict j ana at St. Paul's Coffee-Houfe in St. Paul's Church-Yard, London, where it rrllfjbe, lecn every Week. GENERAL-INFIRMARY ...
... Carlisle Castle. —The garrison ■ withdrawn from Carlisle ...