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... Difcount allowed as ufual.—No. jy. Great Gcorge’s-ftreet, Juney, 1787. The fIRST ESTAIUSBED BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE jn this Kingdom. BRADY and DIXON, at the Golden Man, Vo. Oormond-quay, return their molt fincere hanks ; to their Friends and the Public, ...
... ftreet, the BOOT and gHOE AREHOUSH, the the Golden Man, 6, Orniond-quay, near Eljkpbridgtl-; where he will contiirue to carry on his Bufinefs in a more estcnfive fanner ufual. He has now' for Sale the-grtatcll Variety of ucat and ftrohg Boots, feveral t>f ...
... e” in golden let ters, surmounted by the Crown, rested on pillars of crimson velvet, which stood on a purple pedestal; on three steps at the base, were the words—” Albufera,” Talavera,” Peninsula,” wreathed round the pillars engraved in golden characters ...
... li»»egi»en the proceedings at Maidstone yesterday, necessarily abridges us In the pleasant task obserring upon them. Jt *»ai originally intended to have celebrated tlu* anticipated triumph on Heath, a dinner on the same day at Maidstone ; but this was found ...
... to the PUBLIC. JOHN BRADY, Boot and Shoemaker, takes Leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, Friends and the Public, that has entirely removed from Dame dreet, to the Original BOOT and SHOE WAREHOUSE, the Sign of the Golden Man, No. 6, Ormond-quay, near ...
... case than Italy’s? lias she not got that leaden lump—the temporal jKiwer of the Papacy—in the analogous region the old Italian boot the l part of tl:e Italian patriot's person? And the national, as in the individual case, not the expectativc method the only ...
... the PU3I.IC. JOHN BRADY, Boot and Shoemaker, takes I.rive to inform the Nobility and Gentry, his Friends t the Public, that ha'entirely removed from Date; llrect, to the OmoihAi. BOOT and SHOE WARiiriOU3E, the Sign the Golden Man, 6, Ormond-quay, near ...
... held Incase tor three Lives, renewable for ever,at the yearly Kent I.SOI. Oil these Premises the Bankrupt built three Dwelling-houses; some them arc set at will, and produe? a yearly Kent 1371. and others them are unset. 10— Another Holding iu Townscnd-strcet ...
... was very sure that the Duke did not mean the God of Heaven. (A laugh and cheers.) The Duke of Newcastle, bis God, meant a golden God, and certainly no one ever had more reason to admire God of gold than his Grsce. (Great confusion.) Mr. Cobbett then read ...
... CELLAR DEPARTMENT. Per Dozen. Old Port (fresh bottled) First-class Old Crusted Ditto .. .. • Rich Pale or Golden Sherry •• •• •• * 6 » Choice Pale Golden or Brown .. •• 30s Claret, Champagnes, and Madeiras in great raricty. Per Gallon. Fine Old Mellow Irish ...
... LOUGHBOROUGH, The ATTORNEY GENERAL, The late RECORDER of LONDON, LORD \SHBURTON, and MR. HftWARTH. The Original BOOT and SHOE WAREHOUSE, At the Golden Man, No, 6, Ormond-quay, near Effex- Bridge, Dublin, (Lately occupied Mr. Elton, deceafed) this opened JOHN ...
... which wished adopted in lieu one iounded the resolutions pi reai!, IPs voice, however, was completely oenned amid.-t the bootings one part of the bkinblv, and the cheers another. The »IForts i Mr. \Vodehcuse and the High Sheriff were exerted, hut in vain ...