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... Majesty, for repairing the Roads leadhig.frum the Stone's End, hi Kent- street, in the parish of St. George, Southwark, to Dartford, and other Roads therein mentioned, in the counties of Kent and Surrey ; ahd for more effectually repairing and improv- ing ...
... Swallow-street. *~ ' r l^vj be SOLD, .t b autilul GREY GELDJ \G • JL he was late the property ot His Royal Hiehn-ss 1 ' Duke oi Kent, gone abroad, who used him as a char/er ■ h, was got by the Phmpoo Arabian, end is allowed to b- - hue a .: :d ng as any m ...
... presented an entire new Serio-Comic Pantomime, v. ith new Music, Scenery, Ma- chinery, Dresses, and Decora 1 cms, called THE GOLDEN FARMER- or, HARLEQUIN PLOUGHBOY. In the course of the Sceneiy a correct View isgiven of his ex- tc.-i-dvc Farm and Lurking ...
... a Club at Deptford, Kent, at Mr John Gott s, Butcher-row; a Club also at Deptford, held at Mr Smith's, the Fishing Smack; Mr. Davis, Dealer in OM Clothes, No. 4, Gravel-lane, Houndsditch • W lwii,. V I Michael Wood, DartfoM, Kent ; Mr. Castle' Tanner ...
... from thence ewry MoraiivK at five. Please to obierve— ln order to pre- sent Me inconvenience generally complained of on the Kent Road, 1 changing Carriages and Lug^a^^. this Coach will ttivel throughout, which will make it very comfortable frt Fa.nilies ...
... thence .-very Morning at five. Piease to observe— ln order to pre- vent the inconvenience generally con*. plained ot on the Kent Road, of chan R n: 0 Carriages and Luggage, this Coach will navel t.iroughout, which will ninke it very comfortable tor i'a ...
... SEMINARY for a limited number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, from Tiiree till Nme years old.— Mrs. CHAMBER LIN, No. 9, Surrey- place, Kent-road, widow, respe'ft fully, informs her Friends and the Public, that her Se.het.l recommences on MON- DAY, the iotli of July ...
... Servant, Hertford, Alonday evening, July 12. W. PLUM F.R. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEO.VIANRY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT. GENXuuseii, I DID not presume, ?? Circumstances, to offer myself again a CaniUdarte p but hsvin/ been carted upon by tiie ...
... : ° l ' s Coaches to carry fom insides only, to !*»tn 'anH ii ?? ' Dowr . Deal, C*.i.re.hury, and Fevcr- kx, 'plat P-WS of Kent. Por coiivenieuce of travci- v n ?? y heta ken, and parcels hooked, at the Swan U B Th,7i J *-w--»ane, ,A H lack Bear, Piccadilly ...
... Row, the fecond houfe from Ca- nonbury-lane, Ilfington, rcn-:nanding extenftve profpedis over tire Couniies of l':fex artd Kent, of which an early poffieflion may be had: Held for 6o ycar., at a low ground rent of only 41. 4s. per annum ; alfo a genteel ...
... Esq. REGIS, DORSET. Hon. Thomas Fane—Hon. H. Fane. LYMINGTON, HANTS. William Manning, Esq.—Maj.-Gen. Harry Burrard. MAIDSTONE, KENT. Sir Matthew Bloxham, Knt.—john Hodson Dur4nd, Esq. MALDEN, ESSEX. Joseph Holden Strutt, Esq.—Charles Callis Western, ...
... custom in such cases, they may put upon it, the oldest of my uniform suits. If my legs be ?? it will be necessary to slit the boots. My remains may be exposed to the sight of such of in) frierd> as are concerned for my loss : but why should an bj. ft so hideous ...