The New Bath Guide, Or, Useful Pocket-companion: Necessary for All Persons Residing At, Or Resorting To, this Antient and Opulent City. Giving an Account of Its Antiquity, and First Discovery of Its Medicinal Waters; ... To which is Added, the Life, Character, &c. of the Late Richard Nash, Esq. ...C. Pope, 1765 - 64 pagina's |
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... prefent Time ; and a much more correct Account than any yet published of the going out and coming in of the Poft , ( ac- cording to the late Alterations ) Machines , Waggons , Carriers , & c . & c . & c . With every other Particular ...
... prefent Time ; and a much more correct Account than any yet published of the going out and coming in of the Poft , ( ac- cording to the late Alterations ) Machines , Waggons , Carriers , & c . & c . & c . With every other Particular ...
Pagina 6
... prefent Year , One Thousand , Six Hundred and Ninety - nine . Of the firft Difcovery of the Mineral Waters of BATH , and their having Medicinal Virtues . CHA HANCE being the common Source of fuch Discoveries as bring Mineral Fountains ...
... prefent Year , One Thousand , Six Hundred and Ninety - nine . Of the firft Difcovery of the Mineral Waters of BATH , and their having Medicinal Virtues . CHA HANCE being the common Source of fuch Discoveries as bring Mineral Fountains ...
Pagina 9
... prefent , though in his Shepherd's Cloaths , with the utmoft Tranfports of Joy , as the Heir Apparent to the British Crown ; but could not be prevailed upon to tell where or how he got his Cure . " When the Rejoicings were over on the ...
... prefent , though in his Shepherd's Cloaths , with the utmoft Tranfports of Joy , as the Heir Apparent to the British Crown ; but could not be prevailed upon to tell where or how he got his Cure . " When the Rejoicings were over on the ...
Pagina 15
... it is likewife evident , that it has been feveral Times destroyed , either by Civil Commotions or by Fires ; and it appears that the old City was ten or twelve Feet below the prefent prefent one ; for in digging fome Cellars to a [ 15 ]
... it is likewife evident , that it has been feveral Times destroyed , either by Civil Commotions or by Fires ; and it appears that the old City was ten or twelve Feet below the prefent prefent one ; for in digging fome Cellars to a [ 15 ]
Pagina 16
... prefent one ; for in digging fome Cellars to a House that was building for the late Mr. THOMAS MAGGS , Distiller , in Stall Street , there was found , ( on the 29th Day of June , 1753 ) a Pedestal , on which was the following ...
... prefent one ; for in digging fome Cellars to a House that was building for the late Mr. THOMAS MAGGS , Distiller , in Stall Street , there was found , ( on the 29th Day of June , 1753 ) a Pedestal , on which was the following ...
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Aldermen alfo Bathford Beckington befides BLADUD Bridewell Bridewell-Lane Bristol Cafe Caufe Chair Chairmen Chapel Charity Church City of Bath Corner Houfe Corner of Queen-Square Corporation Cure Defign defired Devizes Diſorders Divine Service elegant erected Exeter faid City fame Corner Feet fent feveral fhall fhould firft firſt fituated fome Foot of Claverton-Down Fridays Glafs Green-Street himſelf Hofpital Horfe Houſe HUDIBRAS Infcription Ionic Order King King's Bath laft Houfe late RICHARD NASH likewife London LUD HUDIBRAS Mafter Melksham Mondays Morning Mufic Muft neceffary North End North-Parade Number o'clock Obfervation Oxford Paffengers paffing Patients Perfons Place poor Pounds Weight prefent Prince Prince of Orange RALPH ALLEN RICHARD NASH rife River Avon Saturdays Side of Queen-Square South-Eaft Corner Stall-Street Stone Subfcription Sundays Tetbury thefe themſelves theſe thofe Thurſdays Trinovantum Tueſdays WAGGONS Walcot Warminster Waters Wedneſdays Weft Weft Side Weft-Gate White-Hart whofe WILLIAM WALLER WILTSHIRE'S Wind Woolhampton
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