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... 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 ...
... the Bank, will b- imme-' diately attended to. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ALL Person, whojiave any demand on the Estate of GEORGE HARDY, Esq. late Lieut. Colonel ot the 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons, who died at St. Domingo, in the month of June 1796, are desired ...
... gpod. Carruges . a;*.d Hisses, at *■���.. per Mile, per pair, to commence, on the Ist of ?? Marton, Black Horse, .Hay-market ; Thomas Tv'i.c-1 and Co. One Bell, Strand; Isaac Ciemmitt, Uiutubear, Piccadilly ; Win. Sunderland, Burleigh-street, Strand* Wm. Kendtdl ...
... , Bow-street, Co vent-garden ; and of Mrs. Simmonds, at the Circus, of whom Places for the Boxes may be taken. - _ ' ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. MR. CLINK and Mr. COC?£R will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SURGI- CAL LECTURES on THURSDAY, the ist of ...
... never was in a dealers hand,, at Mr. Newman's Livery-stables, the George-yard, Drun-lane. He is a handsome Black, re- markably hardy, surerlooted, steady to mount, and not in the least shy ■■ he can walk near five miles in one hour - is equally fast and pleasant ...
... L_k Mr. Powell ; Flutter, Mr. Palmer; Pt ■.'.T l ?? e r.ible; Vill.rs, Mr. Surmont ; Courtall, ' \ : ?? r ?? C ' ! etitia Hardy, !vi » ss ?? ?? M rs * Racket t, 4 ?? 1 jdv Touchwood. Miss Campbell ; Miss ' f'^'ti iiohries ; Kitty Willis, Miss Tidswcll ...