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... To be S L D, AMdTiinee, lituirc i;i the Corn - Jramtonl, in Tenure Mrs. Black, at the Rem of 1 Mclluigc adjoining, in the Tenure Mr. Er.dfor. n by the oi die the yearly Kent 241. Alio MeHliagc in Sr* Mar) Street, in the Tenure Robert Baker, the yearly ...
... To S O D, And Time given to the Puixlulcrs, THE Crop Corn in Stamford Field, lielonging Mrnry Oldlum, conliftingof Wlicar, Barley, Kale lute and Gicy, ami Any Quantity will l*c 1, Id. I'Uitlicr, as rite aforefaid Henry Okiliam licM the Tytlietof the iVifli ...
... To be LETT, A Very good Water Corn Mill and a . Wind Mill, near Leicester call'd the Swan's Mills, with or without three little Meadows adjoining the Water Mill; all the said Mills being newly repaired. Inquire of the Mayor of Leicester. Whereas great ...
... Explanation the Newtonian Phi'olophy, Lecture*, read ihe Leyden. Written in L*tin William Do&or Laws and Philofophy» arid All o:iomy and Fellow Royal Socicry in London. Princed lor Innys and R. Manhy> Printer* to the Royal Society, the Welt End St. Paul's ...
... upon ipimedLitcly, -HF. Water Corn Mills, call'd Hudd-3 p Mi!!*, S'amford, in the Cotuuy Lin tog'-'th'-r five Acre* PuHurc thc'Cto adjoining. Inquire :!»o tl.c Mayor of r*»e Borough S amfcrd ot Mr. John VVyclic, Attorney Law Stamford afore Tolen from Toynton ...
... lie ?OLD, THE Cirannc lrice, called liarns, friruatc' I’ctcil'cvmic'n t!x ('onmy »f with the Lar.fi.') i’alfjircs, ami the Corn, May, Mdiip 1 and Pig thereto belonging, late flic litt.-.tc ...
... wi Mile* Trent a Navigable River. Unqvirc Mr. Robert Attorney Law in Afans field Mr Chutes Barrett Artorney at Law in Mr. Ashton attorney at Law in Man's- field Woodhouse who are impowered to lett the Farm. ...
... Carrier, with very good Hay-Cham Stables, Coach houfe and Corn- Chambers to the fame belonging, to bf Lett at Lady Day next. Enquire of Mr* Elizabeth Greene, Widdow, or Mr. Charifs Waldegrave, Attorney Law King's- Lynn aforefaid, in Norfolk. Suite n, Feb. 172V4* ...
... by conlidcring how the Law, in conjunction with the Quakers will operate this Cafe. Law the cannot let out his own Tythe, and carry it away, but the Occupier the Land muft out the Tythe; and if the Parfon intermeddles with the Corn before the Oceupicr hath ...
... other good Conveniences. Lnqui'ic ot Mr. Foxcrofc Attorney Law in Loughborough, and be farther latisficd. To be Lett, THE Red Lyon in Lincoln, a good accustom'd House, stands well against the Corn-Market, well accustomed for Town, Market and Travelling Business ...
... clofed, will treble Rcncs. Particula/s be had of Mr, Dudley Ryder, Attorney Law in Nuneaton, and Thomas Osborne Stationer Gray'sTnn, London. To be Sold, A Fulling Mill and Corn Mills, with good i3rick Houle, Ou'houles and all other Conveniences, being ...
... commodious, and old-uccuflom'd - Office, with the enfili in Trade now and a Wind- Mill for grinding Corn belonging and adjoining thereto, with Corn Granaries and Hog Sties, &c and a Capital Dwelling Houfc, with Gardens thereunto belonging. Enquire of ...