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... BERKELEY, D, L. (Late Student of CIII ?? li, Oxford) Vice-Dean of Canterbury, Chancellor of l-irfcknock, vicar of Kall- Peckham in Kent, ?? in llerks. Canterbury, priiircd and fold by Simmons and Kirkby ; fi.hl alio by), |ohnfon, St. Paul's ('hureh-yard, London ...
... Godfrey's Cordial, 6d. is. gd. Golden Spirits of Scurvy Grafs Smith's Reftorative Medicine, for the Scurvy, is. 10s. 6d. Girdini's Powders for taking Specific Drops, forVe- out Ink-fpots, is. nereal Complaints, ss. and Golden Balfamic Electuary,' zs. 6d ...
... vicivea li appkitit; to Mr. Nonis, of Old Clcej and if any farther ciplani- tion 'Oinuld be required, it may lie had of Mr, Kent, of Fulhan, M iddlelcx fjjC}.. TO be SOLD by AUCTIO N, By DANIEL I) I C X ES, At llie White-Lion in Bath, on Saturday next ...
... Godfrey's Cordial, 6d. is. gd. Golden Spirits of Scurvy Grafs Smith's Reftorative Medicine, for the Scurvy, is. Jas. 6d. Girdini's Powders for taking ? Specific Drops, forVe- out Ink-fpots, xs. nereal Complaints, ss. and Golden Balfamic Eleftuary, 2S_ 6d ...
... lying, and being in the Sadler-Gate, in the Pariih of St. Werburgh, in the Town of Derby, in the feveral Pofleflions of John Boot, Matthew Maw, Martha Shepardfon, Thomas Banifter, John Clack, and Fairfax Lambert. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. ANWYL ...
... Contents. NOTIC E. ANY Man ufatf urer, willing to contraft tt/ith the Churchwardens and Overfeers of the Parifh ftf Deal, in ?? of Kent, for the cloathing. employing and maintaining, upward . of 160 Perfons in 'he Workhoufe there, for the moft Part able to work ...
... Houfe or Mr. Paul Boot, in Mansfield, in the County of Notting ham, unlefs previoufly difpofed of, (ofwhich timely Notice will be given.) Ail-that DWELLING-HOUSE ©/TENE- MENT in Mansfield aforefaid, in the Tenure of the faid Paul Boot, with the Bowling ...
... the laid John Heath, are dclired to pay the fame to the laid J jlm Heath. ■ \ ...
... THE great objection to BOOTS having arifen from the difficiiltynf drawing them on and off, WILLIAM irj THOMAS SAUNDERS, Curriers in GLOCESTER, in cw-cttie- with JOS EPH WILLIS, of LONDON, have at length deviftd meansof making BOOTS nponfuchap .nc.ple as ...
... and other Chocolates, Cocoa, $cc.; which, with all kinds of Grocery, he fells wholefale and retail at the lowed prices. ?? MAIDSTONE GENEVA. THE Proprietors acquaint the public, that by an Aft of Parliament palled lad Scffioni, they have an ewlu- five light ...
... to ten guineas each, of beautiful colours and leigtlu -Jli/kpfgate-Jlreet, ?? London, J OHN Jjgt COLE S, Atthc ORIGINAL ipl Golden Canifiir, No. 7, North-gate- ■sjjsß Street, near St. MICHAEL 1 !- B- IP CHURCHjBATH, ?? informs the publick in general, that ...
... HOU S E in the C I X CU S WANTED to Purchafe, or to Kent, at Mid- ?? Michaelmas next. Apply to Mr. George Chatwan, in th. Abbey C'hur. h-yard. f:;i: iTTT 'M tRS it f T \r.\ N T F. 0, in the parifh of N T.J N N V, a \V UOVURNOR forthe VVORKHOUiE. Any ...