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... ever were invented. Price 6d. Alfo he Sells, an Exccllenr Placer fot Corns, which being apply'd to them, when \4icy' have been a little pared before, cf* fe&ualiy takes away the Corn, wjithout any Pain, or evet^returning again ; Pritf 4 d. He may be hoard ...
... Chirries and fmall fruit. There are alfo Three convenient little Parks with Stone Dykes which *produce excellent Grafs ana Corns* It has a very fine fertile Meadow which yelds very early Hay C befides the other Me*dows belonging to the feveral Tennant* ...
... who are tobe a the Starting Poft. P%byth7j«dg ?? We, are tob^djudged a, diftanced, and have no Right to run again. him ?? corn it bylnyl^rofth^who lavfd their Diftance, ?%» ...
... Malafles Tun 2 81 ditto Malt fpirits 201 ditto re&ih'ed 221 W. India Rum per Gal. 6s /sr W.ladia Lime Juice Gal. is 2d Englifh Corn,S Gall, the Bufhel, and 8 Bufiel per Quarter. Wheat •— ■» ' 21 to 30 s • Rye — ■ 14 to 1 6s Barley *• 16 to 18s Peale — -*• ...
... againft Candlemas next: Enquire of Mr. John Morley, living in Weftgfte, ia JSewl caftle upon Tine. ' ; 1 '■- ?? * TWO Water Corn Mills fttnate in Pawton Dean, within the Liberties or* tiie Town of Newciftle, together Xvith the Meadow and Pafture Grounds ...
... Tythes, Weftwood Corn Tyth, ; Horfe Clofe, Abbey, Orchard, Hallington Maiiis Corn Tyth, Hexham and Stubblock Colliery, Acomb • and 7 ...
... and other Conveniencies thereunto belonging, fituate in South Shields, is to be fold. Ert- fe of Mr. George Wake Attorney at Law in South Shields aforefaid, who will tr .at with ?? aboutthe Sale thereof. A Stone Quarry at Walbottle, now in the Poffeffion ...
... Improvement, ?? Eftate of Rob, Mills Gentleman, are to be fold. Enquire of John Airey, Attorney at Law in Newcaftle. THE Com and Hay-Tyth) of Cockerton, and Corn Tyth of Arch-Deacon Newton, near Darlington, in the County of Durham, is now to be Let : Enquire ...
... Cross, where Dorothy Kipling now lives, is to be sold. Enquire of Mr. Nicholas Richardson, Attorney at Law in Durham, or Mr. Robert Rymer, Attorney at Law in Newcastle. ...
... li-Fields, about Sixty Pounds per Annum, Which is about Ten Shillings per Acre, well Hedg'd, and well Water'd, good Grafs, Corn, and Meadow;- arid might in a Yearstimebe made a}l Grafs and Meadow Grounds, with all convenient .noufing: who has Occafion ...
... are defired to be fent in on each Friday before Twelve in the Forenoon, ADVERTISEMENTS. TO be Sold, a choice Colleftion of Law-Books, in which very few are £ Wltlag, tfcaG hasvebeen lately Printed : AJI of them extreamly well Bound,, and in goqd Order ...
... aiid t^iijiyW^ s^ ; *uml.ei w land^containing s:oa Acres of (Stolid, Grafsy. Com, and Meado w? frt\ ...