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... five to ten miiev distance of Town. Address, with Particu- lar, to No. -j, Fen-court, Feuchurch-street. — N. B.- Surrey or Kent will be preferred. UMM'iiD, UNFURNISHED, the ent ; re V V UPPER PAR i- ofa HOUSE, many wide or spa- cious Street, East, West ...
... Sold at their Warehouses, No. 10, Quecnhithe Dock, Upper I'hamss-strcet, London, Liver- pool, Manchester, and Distillery, Maidstone. Wholesale orders, 7s. ...
... Brown Stout in bottles. APLAND CARRIAGE RUGS. My the KING'S Royal Letters Patem.— LAPLAND CAR- RIAGE RUGS, Russian Travelling Boots a.id Shoes, Water-Proof Lamb-Skin Shoe Socks ar.d Soles, Sec. Sec A large Assortment of the above Articles, greatly improved ...
... ? h:, cerv ' ni3tle !:1 a caus: - entitled SKEENE against PEPPER, the Creditors of PETER SHaDWELL; late of Maidstone, in the County of Kent, Esq. tleceased, who •was Lieutenant Colonel of His Majesty's 25th Regiment of Light Dragoons, aie forthwith ...
... Oxford-street, two doors from john-st. I FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mf. AL- LEA', privately taught, at No. 19,- Shc/rard-street, Golden-square, and No. ic, Great Alic-street, Goodman's^ fields, to Ladies ar.d Gentlemen of any age, who have nevsr learnt this ...
... coinp.ete POST CHAISE, for X the Continent, crane-necked, imperial, trunks, &c. likewisea good TOWN CHARIOT, with Sali, bury boot, and hind-standards, both the property ot a Gentleman. Any Gentleman, wanting such carriages, will find these worth hisattev ...
... Dartford, Kent, opposite the T Church. The WIDOW of the late JOHN SIL- LYBOURN, and EDWARD POTTER, by whom the above business is now carried on, humbly solicits a conti- nuance of the favours of* the Nobility and Gentry, travelling the Kent Road. It is ...
... Marshall, Little Russell-st. Bcrmondcey, tanner 10 J.Robinson, Pre.scort-st. Goodman'fr-fi. money-scrivener 10 G. Burr, Maidstone, Kent, money-scrivener 10 Dividends. — S. Bcvington, Gracechurch-st. merchant 10 B. Eyre, H.Atkinson, & W.Walton, Tokenhousc-y ...
... forenoon. ED. PEPPIN, High Sheriff. T>OG. — -LOST, on Thursday afternoon, near the xJ Bricklayers' Anns, Public-house, on the Kent-road, a SETTER BITCH, nearly all White, answers to the name of Witch: had no collar 0:1. — Whoever will bring her to No ...
... WANTS a Place, as SERVANT to a Single Gentl_nian,a Young Man, who perfectly understands the care of horses, and cleaning boots and leather breeches, and can dres.; hair. Can be well recommended from tiie Gentleman he last served. Direct ''post paid; ...
... Invented WATER-PROOF BOOTS • 1\ andSHOfc#.— EDWARD MOGQRIDGE, No. 41, Ludgate-h;ll, London, begs leave to inform his Friends, and the Public in general, that after many years attention and ex- perience, he has to offer them Boots'and Shoes Water proof ...
... Com- panion Mrs. Burneattends herself every day from ten till five at her house, No. to, Golden-square. â Letters :post paid], duly acknowledged, (»HEAP BOOTS and SHOES.â F. POOLE > re-sped fully informs Gentlemen, he has just completed for tlieir ...