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. ... |
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That Gentlemen of Fashion never appearing in a Morning before the Ladies in Gowns and Caps , fhew Breeding and Respect . IV . That no Perfon take it ill that any one goes to another's Play , or Breakfast , and not to theirs ; -except ...
That Gentlemen of Fashion never appearing in a Morning before the Ladies in Gowns and Caps , fhew Breeding and Respect . IV . That no Perfon take it ill that any one goes to another's Play , or Breakfast , and not to theirs ; -except ...
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Account Aldermen appears arrive attend Beckington BLADUD Bridewell-Lane Building built called carry Chair Chairmen Chapel Charity Church City of Bath coming Corner of Queen-Square Corporation Court Crown Cure Death Direction elegant Eleven England erected faid fame Feet feveral fhall firft fituated Five fome four Fridays fuch Gate give given Green-Street Hall Health Heat Hills Hofpital Houfe Hours Houſe Infcription Inhabitants King King's Ladies laft Land Lane late Letter likewife London Machine Mafter Manner Mayor Memory Miles Mondays Morning Name Nature Night North Number o'Clock Obfervation Offence opens Order Oxford paffing Patients Perfons Place poor Pounds prefent Prince proper received RICHARD NASH rife Room Royal Service Shillings Side Springs Square Stone Street Sundays taken thefe Thing thofe thought thro Thurſdays Town Tueſdays Waters Wedneſdays Weft Weft-Gate White whole Wind Yards
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