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... St. BenedUft, In Olallofibury, or ore of them, mm- in the feveral occupations of Win. Tincknell, Robtrt Tinckncll. Thomas Stower, Thomas Lampert, rtid J din Well, a: Tcnanti thereof, ateafy rents.— -The whole tog 'titer fun ,i - - -■■:•' Graiing nr Da ...
... pantries, and c good bed-chambers. Enquire of Farmer Melforo, of Weflhrop aforcfaid. The premifes may be viewed by leave of Thomas Foley, efq} the prcfent tenant. MALMSBURY FAIR, MARCH 28, 1788. A Monthly MARKET for CATTLE is intended to be eflabliaOied ...
... the lall Tuefday in June. Thomas Croon A, P ither Thomas Crips Charles Pottltm J.HlackwaU Wm. Jenkins Wm. Crif: John CoUelt J. S. Ody Thomas Carter S Crook Richard Poccck John Buckland Ahra.Ttung ■ D.Ywnt JohnGarlick H.Hays Thomas Wail John Hawkins ll.Bcnle ...
... full In. r'or.iiution ol tllllultl, may be hid gratis al the fioufc of cuiy .igc-i.t, B) order uf tli-e Diic.'lirs, 11, A. HARDY, ?.ë] Secretary oã tlic Couatrj Depaitmcnt. Comer nf G R E E N-S Tft t?^k Near Sr, MICHAEL', CHURCH IL DETER PAUL moft ...
... lafurjnce and full in* fcnnation.cl ttie tales, may V h,.J nrxtn ar tl.e .uu:et auuy 1 r'rt. ii) ju-ei fst irw Liailetfi, 11 X HARDY, ?? vcxrvuiy u| u,e Coaiiu^ Dep.lrt.'ie.lt /OdTlaToHrle Lands belongbg lts the Frc'men f\ niivksx-t'Ttableitinvomcntwrhm' their ...
... intereft of the Freemen, or to aflign ?? they decline it. ithly. -That Mcfl'rs. Charles Davis, Robert Clement, Thomas Horton, Samuel Elkington, Thomas Woolley, Wiilia'm Elkington, James Trimnell, John Palmer, and James Willis, or any. five of them; (hall be ...
... imcrfet, Five large Mows of excellent good HAY, To be put up in feparate lots. The file to begin at 1 1 o'clock. | ™$>\ . THOMAS JAMES, Auctioneer. A PHAETON for SALE, being a handfome, lrght, modern- built carnag;, made with every convenience for one ...
... the 19th of June inft. unto Thomas King, Itatuary, Bath, (one ofthe adminiftratorsto the faid Thomas Webb) either atthe faid Thomas King's houfe in Bath, or 011 the faid loth of June, at the White-Hart inn at Tctuury aforcfaid, between rhe hours of ten ...
... Bafs), Meirrs.SYKES,'W. MAHON, CALCOTT,CANTEtO, . GRANT, ROGERSI HENR ARD (principal Trumpet), SIBLY, , W. BANKS, J. CORFE, HARDYs CLARKE, SMITH, &c.&c. ; 1 Under the Dire3ion of Mr. CORJfE. : '■' On Wednefday and Friday Evenings (Sept. 36th and Oft. id) ...
... two, and from three to fix in the afternoon. MARSHFIELD, GLOCESTERSHIRE. EIOHT MILES FROM BATH. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, By THOMAS BIRD, On Wednefday and Thnrfday the 23d and 24th of September inftant, attlicKlNG's-ARMSINN, The HOUSHOLD GOODS; confiding ...
... are requefted to meet at the BEAR Inn, BATH, on Monday, Dec. iH, 1789. Dinner upon table at tour o'clock prccifcly. }te,i] THOMAS S. JOLLIFFE, Prefidcnt. NEW ASSEMBLY-ROOMS. T?OR the BENEFIT of Mn RAUZZINI, on JP . THURSDAY Dec, 2+th, 1789, (being Christmas ...
... fl.7iz BATH, March 3, 17.J0. ALL Pcrfons who have any demands on the Eltate of THOMAS BIRD, upholder, of this dry, a bankrupt, are rcqueftcd to fend their accounts to Thomas Young, oibinec- makfr, oppofitc Weftgalc-Buildings; and all who am indebted to ...