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... Months,— Two Guineas s Qiaiter. — Whole Pise, in the Gallery, the taiae Fries.* There aie Seat, I ikewife for Servants. fCj* Tht Kent to be piid nken tke Sen Jit faM. ■'■- In BROCK- STREET, BATH,. On that Side which rommandi the fine Profpett, nro be LETT by ...
... and Gentry of Gieat. Britain and Ireland, reforting to or rcfi-ting at Bath RICHARD WARREN, Perfumer, of Mary b ine-flreet, Golden -ftpa arc, London, Legt leave to inform t tm, that he hat juft imported and made, a valu- able and .uriout collection of Pei ...
... Rossm, IVrfu- mcrs, nl Mary-le-hone-Streit ami Chcaplide, London, is fill! byfoeeiu! appoitltlltillt at their HllO'i, Tl.c Golden Fleece, No.i, Georgt-flreet, lath, AMD A 1 No ...
... Dividend of his eltulc and elrecls as early in next month as polfible, f^s ~^B 1 1 T*~r 0 7v~T, REAL WORKING JEWELLERS, The GOLDEN EAGLE, MILSOM-STRI'.LT, DEEPLY iinprcll'cd with a fenfe of gratitude for the tinny and repeati-d favours In loiifj conferred ...
... the CASTLE and BALL, near St. MichaelYChurch- BATH, every Morning at Five o'Clock, airives early the fame* evening at the GOLDEN CROSS, Cha-hnci-C-oss. A COACH with FOUR HORSES, Every Sunday, Tuefday, and Thurfday Eveni ng, from the WHITE-* HART, Broad-ftreet ...
... are prepared, Is not rllltlnguifhed by any Shew of hufiiKi's, but by its Su- perior extent and elegance, The' South Jidt ef Golden. frjuari, London: w I Til THE wo a DS, Mr. HAYMAN, Siiw^m- to Mr. |OHN NORTON, In a I'mall brafs plate on tho front door ...
... the Cailk-, Bath, to the Golden. Crofs, Cliaring-Crofs, London, every Afternoon at Four o'clock.*— Fait 11. ss, Outfidcs as ufual. In DAY and H A LJF, APost-Coach from the White-Li. >n, Bitli, at righl o'clock, to the Golden-Crofs, Charing-Crofs, London ...
... ufing it at 3s. per. quart, or is. 6J. per pint, by J. Brooke only in Brif- tol ; Mr. Cruttwcll, printer, in Bath ; Mefl'rs. Kent and Mow- bray, printers, in Portfmouth j and no where elfe; and the money will be retfcrned if not found to anfwer this ad ...
... lately Served, and has no objection to engage as a temporary fervant for the Icafon. Pleafe to direct for A. B. a Mr. Harris's, boot and Shoe-maker, Stall-Street. , [1913 ANTS a place, at Bath, a CO ACHM AN, of good character ; he has lived 11 years in his ...
... 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 ...
... in the fame foft beautiful colour « • irate at the expiration of years as when new. -The of Bark has the-fime gi.odclfect on boot-tops, laddies, marble, w- jfurnituie, &c Theateaiainrl Clab Powder lurpalfes all others in making all kinds of cloths, caflim ...
... ration ?? inclofed in a tyning wilh land 01 Jofeph Mailiews, el'tj; bi tfa tion five acres. Alfo, to he SOLI) by AUCTION, At the Boot Inn, at Horlley, on Friday the 14' hot July, teftfl three and five in the afternoon, . Two Parcels of FREEHOLD ARABLE LAND ...