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... the:m for the port of Loudon. A low days ago, a young woman, fervahr a family near Nomfelk-P.reet, in the Strand, jariped the wall the. bottom of the faid Ilreet - into the Tiirtincs : bta was onferved, a::: took op alive. She was in-.11:: ...
... Rooms, five Chambers, a Cellar, a back Kitchen, with a Chamber over it, a Pump adjoining, a Stable, and other Conve- niences j the other lett to Mr. Thomas Armiftead, for feven Years, confining of three low Rooms, four Cham ben, ...
... the Nigl.t of Wednefday lafl, A Black Horfe Galloway, Aged, about it Hands high, with a ihort thick Marx, a little White near its Tail, occafioned by the Hair being rubbed off by the Ta riband, and a long bob Tail. — It has a remarkable Way ...
... want of a juft Proportion of the alimentary Juices, orof a Diilribution of the Bile, which laft brings on the BiLtuvs Cm or ie j may receive immediate Re- lief at the moderate F.xiiencc of is, 6d.and in a Ihort Time a certain Cure, by making ...
... __! A Stron & Black HORSE, U I I^NWS f' ?? Seven Wears old, about 1 5 I t^bWimsL^, Ha ndshigh, a fmall Star, a few I lu_!B__SlF^ SaJdle s P ot s on the off Sick-, a I V^^^TBL- Scar on his Breaft ...
... Briggate. a. A Clofe of Ground, called Brewhoufe Clofe, in the Oc- , cupation of Mr. Robert Arthington, by Admeafurement, 2 A. 3 R. 25 P. 3. A Clofe of Cround, called the Birley Clofe, in the Oc- cupation of John Hague, by Admeafurement 3 A. ...
... be LETT, to enter to at Pleafure, A TAN YARD, confiftihg of Forty-five Piti, fupplied from a Spring, with great plenty of good Water, very coniemently conveyed by a Lead Pipe into every Part of the faid Tanyard, with a Dwelling-Houfe, Tan ...
... and the Back of each Page left Blank for Memorandum!. 7. A COMPANION to GOLDSMITH'S ALMA- NACK, with a concife Cash Book on a new Plan, and a Va- riety of ufeful Particulars. 8. A ROYAL ALMANACK on a more ...
... fame to any Perfon in- clinable to become a Tenant. To be LETT, Situate in tbe Market-Place in Leeds, A Convenient D WELLING-HOUSE, with a large and commodious SHOP and Two Cellars in Front to the Street, with a Brewhoufe, and Stable., now occupied by Mr ...
... Town, within Two Miles of the Town of Leeds, ?? of Four Rooms on a Floor, with a good Cellar, Store-Room, Pantry, Brewhoufe, a Garden well (locked with choice Fruit Trees, and a Stable; a Ane Spring of foft Water it brought by Pipes into the ...
... Wudftuonb, Unke.per a, Hcbdcn. Anrft't a'Jlf^ flMfax, on tb.T-uicnty.fiftb Day ,f April Infi.purfuart to Conditims, ' ' A^SF* 0 ?? 1 . *_ TATE * ' d ?? SnfalnW. ' E ir rlngden ' in ,he Par!(h of Hal!fa - aforefafs, tTJrVr 5 a t,,rua S ...
... fjr human woe ; ftill a feartu bellow on the aiigtiifh of 11 mother and a Queen, fhould all her cares and virtues be ill requited. For a father's wrongs, it he is wronged, I have like-wife a tear; and a tear, and fometning more, for ...