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... belonging, with Scable Yards, Gardens, and all good Ctnveniences for both Trades En- quire of Mr- Henry Wychingham an Attorney at Law at Ycxfor ...
... Convenience v fiiuate ifl Ariieigh near Dcdharo in Eilax. En- quire at the Marlborough s Htad, or ol Mr. William Farfom Attorney ac Law iottedham. To' be Sold. AT the White Hor fe in woodbridge, anew iaihion'd Billard Table, with Balls and Sticks, with a Cloth ...
... is to give Notice, That the faid Stands this Horfe- Race time^will be dilpos'd off for Race Horfes' Gratis, only paying for Corn and Hay as usual. THOMAS RAPER. At the Desire of several Gentlemen and Ladies. ON Wednesday next the 6th of June, at the ASSEMBLY ...
... Accident, and laid before them the Obligation every one was under to make Reftitution o. the loft thing which he found, by the Law Lev. vi. y. which CbriH came not to deftroy but fulfil, Mat. v. 17. After Service the Cryer made Proclamation in the Church- ...
... Country, who, under Pretence ot being Farmers, and having Corn or Cattle upon the Road to Sell, juft at Hand, take up Goods, or Money, 'of feveral un- wary Perfons; promifing to pay, as foon as their Corn or Cattle aie come. And whereas one cf '.his Gang pretending ...
... y her' this, the Horie Tail wrs carried .i.i.her !n great Ceremony* ac- acompained by 12 of the mofl ancient Do&ors of the Law, who, a. foon as rhey entered the Hall, made feveral prayers in the Ara bilk Lan* gua^s, and blefled the Tail amidft the Ac ...
... Margaret for ?? will not be anfwerable for any Debts me fliall Xoncra.fr, and whoever ihall Entertain her will befued as the Law direct. To be LETT at Michaelmas next, or Michaelmas 1734. WENHAM HALL Farm-Houfe and Ground, now ia the Occu- pation ofMr. ...
... letters, January tf. By rhe Holland Mail this Day we learn from Conftantinople,. fha* she Ke.v Frime Vizier fcorns to receive the Laws frcm the Infolent Kouli Kan, and therefore is refolved to exert the whole ftrength of the Ottoman Empire, in order to obtain ...
... Vernon, whofe Squadron is faid to confift of above 30 Sail of the Line of Battle. From Wye's Letter. We hear k will be made law- ful for any Trading Veflel, or Privateer, to be navi- gated by foreign Seamen, provided their Number does not exceed Three ...
... return his Majesty Thanks for his most Gracious hard Labour, being charged upon Oath Francis Cbarircs, Efq; his Father- in-Law. . _ _ ' ' Laft Week Colonel Chart rei jecei ved certain Advice several Gentlemen of Distin- ction, promising to furnish them ...
... the Inhabitants of thofe two Provinces, which are the richeft and moft abundant in Corn of a*y in Barban, that by way of Revenge, they had forbid the fending any Corn out of their Country, which they ufed to do in great Quantities. This oc- cafioned ...
... Wholoevet can give Notice of the faid Horfe to Mr. George Kimball at Hoibrook Hall aforefaid, or at the Golden Lyon near the Corn. hill in Ipfwich, fliall Receive ten Shillings reward. To be SOL D. BY the Aflignees in a CommiiTmn of Bankrupt awarded againft ...