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... AlTortment of Goods of the fir.t Qualities will indue* them to favour him with a Share of their Commands. N. B. Farnham and Kent Hops; Marlborough and North Wiltfhire Cheel'e. This Day is publ'jked, Price ONE SHILLING and SIXPENCE, THE PROSPERITY of GREAT ...
... a Vols, by Mis. Bti.ke, Author of Ela; ct Dclv lions of th Heart. 3. PASTORAL POEMS, by W. Perfeft, M. D. of Weft Milling, Kent, neatly printed on fine Paper, aid ?? with a ftriking Likenefi of the Author. To FARRIERS, FARMERS, GARDENERS, Sec. . * This ...
... '* In the Evenii.'o, at the Boot 11 all, ALEXANDER'S FEAST, withfevcrarStL-CT Pitcti by the Principal Performers. On THURSDAY Morning, at the Cathedral, A GRAND SELECTION from the Works of Handtl. In the Evening, at the Boot hall, A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ...
... mentioned ; that fuch of th on Examination fliall be found fit, may be fent to Garrison Duty ONLY : viz. CW ' U KENT, t more than 25 Miles 7 MAIDSTONE, 24th and 25th October ; or SURREY, % from London, $ WINCHESTER, 4th and sth November. SUSSEX, . LEWES, 29th ...
... B.eading, where a Plan of the Eftate is to he fecn; alfo, upon Enquiry, of Mr. Edmund Rogers', Sur- veyor, Warwick-Street, Golden-Square, London. KINGSTON evid BUS COT TURNPIKE ROADS. NOTICE is hereby given, That the Tolls ariling at the Toll Gate erected ...
... Publick Carriages fet out from tbe A^cti, in the Ili&b Strett. THE GioiaceClec.and Cheltenham Royal Mail 1 fets out from the Golden Crofs Charing Ciofsand the Angel St. Clement Vevery Evening at Bt-Mtio'Ctack*.: Returns from the Bell, Cloucefter, every Afternoon ...
... inform them, and the Public in general, that he has lately laid in a freih STOCK of the choiceft LIQUORS, and beft FARNHAM and KENT HOPS, which he is determined to fell on the mot reafonable Terms, and humbly folicita the Con- tnuancc of their Favours. C ...
... Subdivi_li(.n3. 1 i The l-tlcet, Jqs iM P ttiMttiHilh. \MU bedelivmd ettl'by Mr.Hitchingl, Ttlftor, FHh Stteet, Oaford. The Half Boot!, iBt. _v)il : lie delivcrrd out . by Mr. ?? JSnunde'rs, SHwmalter, ClareniJoii Stricl, OxfoWU ' The Bridle,, Saddle, and Hoijfe ...
... Bilious Complaint, with four Belchings and Naufca, in the Morning. From Mr. Pendcck Neale, agtd 68, I am, Sir, fito. at Gravefni, Kent. PENDOCK. NEALE. To Mr. Rymer. Sir, Accuftomed to Bilious and {Jervous Affeftiori, in a very obftinate Dagree, 1 have encountered ...
... a Wondeiful Prelerver of the fame. Boots, Sec. being ever fd dirty, may br in- ftantly wafhe. clean with Mop or Spting, and policed wiihout the Aid of frclh Blacking. Women's, Children's, or sny ntker Shlies or Boots that may become brown and hard, with ...
... Gloucefter to London every Night at Half paft Ten o'Clock, to the Golden Crofs, Charing Crofs, and the Angrl, St. Clement's. The Worcefter to London every Night at Eleven o'Clock, to the Golden Crofi, Charing Crofs. To Gloucefter and Cheltenham every Morning ...
... to London every Night at Half tuft Ten o'Clock, to the Golden Crofs, Chaiinc Crofs ,„_• the Angel, St. Clement's. ! % '• •* The Worcefter to London every Night at Eleven o'clock* to the Golden Crofs, Charing Crofi: *' To Glouccfter and Cheltenham every ...