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... ot Castle-street; or at Mr. Phillips's, Oxford-street, corner ot Old Caven- dish-street. i ' ELEGANCE IN BOOTS AND SHOES.— —HARDY's NEW-INVENTED BLACKING- POWDER, acheivirsl preparation; it softens the lcat ner, ?? water, withst r.cs heat, preserves thefeet ...
... abroad, cr Families in want of a Lre;e supply. ?? B. Stockings made to any size or pattern. ELEGANCE IN BOOTS AND SHOES.— —HARDY'S NEW-INVENTED BLACKING-- POWDER, a chemical preparation ; it softens the leather, . repels water, withstands heat, pie. erves ...
... Interest, on ample security of Leasehold Property in the counties of Mid-lksex and Surrey. For particulars,'in- quire of Mr. Moy Thomas, Solicitor,' Bearbiilder-lam;,Man- sion-house, London. / r ?? in a Small Family, a MAID V V SERVANT, who understands plain ...
... allowed, do bl- se.-n at Mr. Geary's Livery Stables, Upper Mary-le-bone-street, near Ogle-street. LEGANCE IN BOOTS. AND SHOES.— —HARDY's NEW - I N Y E N TE D B LA C X I N G- POWDER, a chemical preparation; it softens the leather, repels water, withstands heat ...
... Ox*oid-ro.id, will be Im.ilethat.ely attended to, and the most respoctaolc ' retereiices given. . A \\Tl L ] ¦ â¢â Mr. THOMAS DAWSON, late VV ot No 6, Brompton-row, Biompton, Middlesex .(dsceased), having on the 25th day of December, 1799, injd ? ...
... Harding, Solihull, near Birm. Worcester, E. M. Mence, Worcester. Wilts, W. W. Salmon, Devizes. Westmoreland. Thomas Fell, Kendal. York, W. Riding, Thomas Bolland, Leeds. N. R-.dir.g, W. Lockwood, Easingvvould. E. Riding, J. Lockwood, Beverly. WALES. Anglesca ...
... togetcth-r, ieo gtrneas. laquire at Mr. Bradley's Livery Sta- euc-^ M-cunt-street,; Gcusvauor-squaw. TO oeLSPLD; a PAIR of sfroito hardy CAR RI AGE HORSES, rh: property of a o^l-^ warranted sound. Ing *ire .-it Ho -in li-n** ?? .. „ - * v - *3t i-per ?? roavene-r-str ...
... culars, to Sir Richard Neave, \Jart. and Thomas Neave, Esq. in Nev Br _d-str.er, London; or to Nicholas Richards, of~ Theobald's I.od^e,' in Ch'eshunt, Hertu, Esq. who are the ¥. xe ...
... a Chariai' 'youid - be ta . in exchpmre.- Apply at- Messns. Holmes and Co; Coach I makers, Long Acre. Also a Pair of good, hardy, seasoned, Grey Chariot Geldings, sound and .steady in harness, an the property of a Gentleman. Inquire of David, the Coach- ...
... Public Offices, the Navy, or the Civil Service ofthe East India Company. FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACES and RURAL RETREATS.— Mrs. THOMAS has procured from every fashionable source every new and useful Article adapted for the abov. excursions, in Millinery, I ...
... , Kfie' &hß9^ S4da hue- icViS fe^H ?? exercise and amusement of the chi dii 1 tion may be obtained, by .pKion A rona, Mr. Thomas t«S, KS ? Wr wS^K >\ wtebcld, Bouvaie-strect, L V nd.7, ; 6 (^f • ?? TO be PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an order of the ...
... Rob. Gaussen, Esq. Thomas Holmes.Esq. Parish or N'ohthaw. William Strode, Esq. i Mr. Warwick Thomas Gould, Esq. i Mr. Vernon ?? John Heathfield j Mr. Wyatt. Stephen Thornton, Esq. j Parish cr Wjiwyk. Lieut. Gen. Cuyler I Mr. Thomas Crawley. Lev. Samuel ...