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... CHARIOT or X CURRICLE HORSES, which go perfectly quiet in harness, six years old, and warranted ?? par- ticulars, inquire of Mr. Thomas Masters, No. 21, Lower Brook- street. TO be SOLD, at Mr. Hall's Livery Stables, Swdlow-street, two BROWN HORSES, the pro- ...
... PoartFr, T^HE POETICAL WORKS of the late • A- THOMAS LITTLE, Esq. Printed for J. and T. Carpenter, Old Bond-street. Of whom may be had, price One Guinea, Odes, of Anacreon,- tran dated irtfo English Verse, by Thomas Moore^' JE^g. of the Middle Temple. This ...
... to be of great Jmportance tb this Country. — Arrived the Iris fri^ate.YrSunday arrived the Prince of Wales packet; Captain Thomas Hearn, with Mr; VYiffin, .King's messenger, with dispatchesj arid the Earl of Leicester packet, Capt. Thompson; with a Russian ...
... underthe firm «f William Price and Company, who executed certain Xe-is of trust made between the said Willum Price ana Thomas Harris, and their Creditors, bearing date the First D„v of October, 1785, are forthwith to come in and prove iheir Debts before ...
... - 5 - Thos. Wood and Co. 10 10 William Trappitte 5 5 Ward and Brown 10 10 Thomas Jackson - 5 5 Jos. Ainsley and Son 10 10 Parkins and Thompson 5 c Hurry end Devey is 10 Thomas White -55 Marshall, Dyer, and John Judson - 5 c Rent - 10 io Simeon Thompson ...
... trade ; the best' materials ; and by the utmost promptitude in the execution of the orders with which I may be favoured. THOS. HARDY, Boot and Shoe-maker, No. 161, Fleet-street. PATENT WATER-CLOSETS. ? BR AM AH having discovered that various • Gentlemen, desjfous ...
... also, Ships in Harbour, Cargo in Ships atd Lighters, and Ships building or repairing, from Loss or Damage by Fire, a. ?? p , THOMAS WORSLEY, .Sec. 4£3T Proposals, ant. lining the Rates a-rd Conations oj Insur- er n c. a cc ' T-V' b ' had at tke a -^ve ...
... at the low ground r* t of el. 5/ per annum. For further particulars inquire at Mr. Hannam's No. 50, Frith-street, Soho; Mr. Hardy, No. 24, Owjle' street ; Mr. Flytt, Bull's Head, TottenhamWirt-rold • Mr. Edwards, Cock, Havmarket; Mr. McAllister's -Oil Castle ...
... Henry the Second, Mr. Gomerv Lordde Clifford, Mr. Fox ; Earl of Leicester, Mr Mer- cerot; Lord Fitzwalter, Mr. Whitmore; Sir Thomas Clenmore, Mr. Lascelles, sen. ; Prince Richard, Mr Tay- -I°, ; ?? ;V !, . re ' Mr S nii«h; Julian, Miss Gray; Jt7op, Mr. Wallack; ...
... the Second, Mr. Gomery ; I-atlde Clifford, Mr. Fox ; Earl of Leicester, ' Mr. Mer' cent; Lfrd Fitzwalter, Mr. Whitmore; Sir Thomas (.lenmort, Mr. Lascelies, sen. ; Prince Richard, Mr. Tay- lor; ia Mairc, Mr. Smith; Julian, Miss Gray ; JEsop, V.t. UJl.uk; ...
... RICHMOND. Mrs. JORDAN'S SECOND NIGHT. TOMORROW, August c, will be performed the Comedy of THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Letitia Hardy, Mrs. JORDAN. VAUXHALL. ON THURSDAY next, August 6, will be a GRAND GALA and FIRE-WORK.S; on which Evening rhe SUPERB ORIENTAL ...
... 2 2 Mrs. Lucy Lane - 2 2 D. Watnev, jun. Esq. 2 2 Daniel Vatney, Esq. 2 2 R Campbell, Esq ?? 2 2 Thos. Stepney, E.,q. 2 2 Thomas Bush, Esq. 2 2 W A Latham, Esq. 2 2 John Rugg, Esq. 2 2 •Brooke Bridges, Esq. a 2 Mrs. Robinson - 2 2 Miss Burton - 2 2 T ...