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... Market Place at Rath. Mr. Jofeph Smith's^ Watchmaker at Briftol. Mr. Thomas Skinner J Glover at Worcefler. â Mr. Cummins, at Stamford, M â Mr. Francis Roome, Bookfeller at Derby. THOMAS JACKSON and SO N,l Beg Leave to inform the Public, THAT TURLINGTON'S ...
... i Mr. Chamberlin, at Grantham.— —Mrs. Rofs's, if* the Market Place at Bath. Mr. JoSeph Smith's/ Watchmaker at Briftol Mr. Thomas Skinnerji Glover at Worcefter. — Mr. Cummins, at Stamford.? — Mr. Francis Roome, Bookfeller at Derby. i To Mr. NORTON, Snrgeon ...
... DICEY and OKELL. for the public Good^ profecuted and had Judgment given them, withcon- fiderable Colts and Damages, againft Thomas jack- fon, Tin£lure-mun (now removed from Drury Lane) near the Fleet ; and tyftpk RuQcl, rn^een- ftreet, Cbeapftde,Lonnos; ...
... to be extremely cautious that they have the Original BALSAM of LIF E, which is wrapped up in aDtreftion, with the Names of THOMAS JACKSON and SON, then they are jure they are not deceived. And to prevent the Country's being impofed upon, by upftart Co ...
... of the late Thomas Ho wit, of Caulk, in the County of Derby, are deiired to meet at the Houfe of Thomas Taylor of Stanton by Swarkfton, in the faid County, to examine the Accounts of Mrs. Howit, the Widow and Adminiltratrixof the faid Thomas Howit, deceafed ...
... and OKkLL, for the public Good; profecuted and had Judgment g : ven ciiem, with con* liderabie Colts and Damages, agiinft Thomas Jack' fon, Tindture-man (now removed trom DruryLane) near the fleet j'and ?of ...
... Shop, by his Nephew, Thomas Trimer, who requefts the Gontinuance of their Favours. All Perions who were indebted to the faid Samuel Trimer, in Book Debts, at the Time of his Deceafe, are defired to pay ihe fame to the faid Thomas Trimer ; and they who ...
... ge inthe County of Derby, called Great Harrifta and Little Harrifta, now in PofTeilion of Thomas Crefwell of Belpar. For Particulars enquire of the faid Thomas 'Crefwell, who will fhew the Premifes. N. B. There is Common Right on Belpar Ward. Co be Solo ...
... Years, and entered on immediately, THE RABBIT WARREN, on Quarndon Common, near Derby. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Eaton, in Derby, or to MelTts. Heathcote and Lax, in Chefter- field. Juft PublijhedM ' Price $s. in Boards, or 6s. Bound. ...
... Given under our Hands, the 20th Day of November, 1771. R. SNEYD, J. FENTON, WILLIAM BEARD, JOHN FERNYHOUGH, THOMAS WEDGWOOD, STEPHEN WOOD, THOMAS BEECH.^ To be Sold to the beft Bidder, At the Houfe of Mr. Lovett, MatlockJNew Bath, on Wednefday the ?? Day ...
... Oak, Alh, and Elm ; Standing in feveral Clofes, fituate upon and near Duffield Bank, now in Pdfieffion of William Wklker, Thomas Garton, and Hannah Adams. Lot. id. Containing One Thoufand and Sixty-five TREES,. of Oak, ASh, and Elm ; Standing in the ...
... County of Leicefter, the nth Day of April 177 1, before me, one of his Majefty's Juftices of the Peace for the faid County, THOMAS POCHIN. Douglass's Vumifuge is fold by the PRINTER Of this Paper* Mr. Burbage, Printer in Nottingham! and Mr. Gregory, Printer ...