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... law the Bottom dry during the Space of two Minutes. • The Maleeontents of Corks, who have by a Manifefto, dared the ao•h of May lift, declared War both by Sea and Land againft the Genoefe ' have fitted out Privateers which have already taken feven Veffelsladen ...
... Street OldGuard-Houfe occupied Mr John Davis Butcher Where as ufual Perfons may be fure of Rooms for houfing their Butter Cheefe &c and thofe be fo kind as favour me with Cuftom may depend upon all Care being taken utmoft Endeavours to oblige by Tbeir bumble ...
... others may depend on good Ui'age and civil Treatment, from tbeir humble Servant, Wm. Webb. N. ?? Neat Pos ?? and able Horfes. Such Gentlemen, &tV. As are very curious in their Brandy, Rum, and Arrack, are bereby in Truth injur mcd, tbat I bey may be fitpplied ...
... ⢠Wh-.re may be had, the beft Orange Pen of J . all Si/i s, curioiifly turned, at 4s. per Hundred ; j ditto unmrr.ed, at is. At the Printing-Office aforefaid may be had, - All Sorts of Pat ent Medicines, isc. Where Countr) Shop-Keepers may be fupj ly'd ...
... And he's too much a Beau for nx*. Then let us from each other fly, And Arm in Arm no more appear; That I may ne'er offend his Eye, That he may ne'er offend my Ear. G. E P I G R A M, WHILE Corydon with awkward Grace, A:.d downfall Modefty of Face, Accofts ...
... Mrs. Lynch, Mr. and Mis. Shaw, Mr. H. Wife, Mr. Attwick, Mr. Davis, Mr. Cotman, Mr. Jennings, Mr. Wentworth, Mr. Waller, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Clark, Mr. Love, Mr. Davie, Mrs. Nugent, Mrs. Scarrett, Mifs Crefwick, Mifs Palmer, &c. bit. On Friday le'nnight the ...
... muft be continued for another Campaign, and confider, how, and in whatManner.Grc'aT-Britain may furrher beft diftrefs her Enemies, and aflift her Allies ; may beft fupport, and indemnify her- felf for the Expences of the War, and difenable France from ...
... S r . l a mes's. ardent Willies, that your Arms may meet unintetrupted Succefs in but had left off Bufinefs fume time. The Crude of this nth Adion the Profecution of a juft and =dory War; and that you may at is not yet known, and is much to be wondered ...
... think that this Money is found by fome certain Perfon who probably may not have difcovered it, expect- ing yet an Offer of a greater Reward ; therefore that I may omit no- thing that may induce the Perfon to be honeft, I hereby offer Twenty Pounds Reward ...
... to think that this Moaey .VfauwAtai * fome certain Perfon who probably may not have diicovert&fcsejS2& ing yet an Offer of a greater Reward ; therefore that I rS^SrS' ' thing that may induce the Perfon to he honeft, I hereby Onfe*«£»A tornds Reward to ...
... Seals are cut by him but what arcbe fpoke as above, tv at his Nlathint i Where La sties and Gentlemen may ha\e their LikenelTcs, &c. B A T H. John Bryant, Upholftcrcr, At the Sign of the Royal-Bed in rlic Marketplace, HASjuft laid in a frefh Stock of UPHOL- ...
... the grcatclt Con- cern to their fpiritual Welfare. Printed for J. Fuller, Junior, in BJowbl idder* llrect, Clitapflde; and may be bad of J. L.c.ike, and W. Fredtiick, in Bath; T. ta.lt 11, and J. Palmer, in Briltol | B. Collins in Saliltiurv; T. Burroughs ...