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... the molt elegant manner, the n tall-/ ' The SEVENTH EDITION. Printed lor Author, and told R. Bald in, No. 4/i Patcr-nollcr-Row ; j. Waller, at Clots ; J . id- 1 ley, St. cct, London ; fold alio by C. Pugh,' in Hereford, and may had his news-cairieis. ...
... V. The Numbers w ill regularly publilhed every week, till the work completed. Printed for T. Longman, No. 39, Paternoftcr-row, and the reft of the Proprietors; and fold C. Pugh, Hereford, and may be had this Journal. Vol. which contains 89 Numbers (Price ...
... and c-.,»t„v V. The Numbers will be regularly every week, till the is completed. Printed for T. Longman, No. 39, Patcrnoftcr-row, ' the rcll the Proprietors; and fold by C. Pugh. foid, and may be had the tins 0 I rial. \'ol. I. which contains 89 NuinbciS ...
... fwim employed. The Wiljul Murder, of one fwivci gun, rowed out lad Wcdnefday, and the fame day took a Dutch vcffel laden with fruit, cinnamon, &c. Sudden Death went cut lalt Thurfday; both are only row boats. Three fhips from Smyrna arc brought in, chicflv ...
... Bankrupts ] Richard Row, of Broadcliff, in DeviVnfMrr, butcher —Matthew Cox, of Green, Middlcfcx, merchant.—Elizabeth Ann Philhbrown and William Richards, Queen ltreet, Cheapfide, —Thomas Pearce, the borough St. Ives, Cornwall, dealer.—Jolin Buchci, of ...
... premifes or of Mr. Bold, in Brecon. ijl June, 1781. WHEREAS JOHN BETH ELL, late footman Mr. Saltonftall, Chapel Street, Bedford Row, London, lelt hi* fervice on Sunday la!t, without accounting for feveral fums money he had received his malter: Notice is hereby ...
... venders of Mr. Newbery's other medicines. SCURVY. GOUT, RHEUMATISmT&c. SPILSBURY's DROPS, Prepared at his Difpehfary, in Mount Row, Well' minder Bridge, Surrey, TT gives tis great pleafure to favour the Public* •*• with further tefti monies of a medicine ...
... quotations from the mod celebrated Authors. By W ILL 1A M UR D, D D. London : Printed for ALEX. HOGG, at No. 16, Pater-nofler Row; and fold by C. Pugh, Hereford, and all bookfellcts and newfean iers Great Britain and Ireland. This work will 'be comprifed ...
... nt, they could not even be enumerated the whole tide of a news-paper. London: Printed for J. Cooke, No. 17, in Paternofter-row; and fold bvC. Pugh, Hereford, and by mod other bookfellers, and ne irrs in aridj Ireland. * # * The whole of this work being ...
... adver ifement, could not even be enumerated in the whole fide news-paper. London: Printed for J.Cooke, at 17, in f* A\ nolter-row; and fold byC. Pugh. Hereford, and 1,1 ~j other bookfellera, and news-carriers in Great-Britai*'* Ireland. * * The whole of ...
... Hound, all laft from Ireland?. On Thurfday Mr. Lee moved the Court of King's Bench for a rule upon a bookfellcr Pater-nofter-Row, to fliew caufc why an information fliould not be granted againft him for publifhing a pamphlet, reflecting Hon. Charles james ...
... therefore directed Mr. Young (on whofe difcreet conduct could rely) with two armed boats to reconnoitre her force; and after rowing three hours, I have the pleafure to inform you, that took the Petit Compere Mathicir, a French privateer belonging to Dunkirk ...