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... TOWN oH END, ,' A. WODF-iiCUoE. To be LETT, at Ling in Norfolk, LING MILLS, upon the Norwich River, Enquire of Mr. Robert Rising at I_ing. To be LET f and EnteFdupon immediately, or at Lady- l)»y next* A House and Shop conveniently fituated in the 010 ...
... and Dead Stock of Mr. Wm. SPARKE, of Honington, Suffolk, com- prising 6 capital cart mares and geldings, full sized, 1 colt rising 2 years old, 5 young poll'd milch cows, 3 gast beasts nearly fat, about 12^core of sheep inlots )f 20, two sovvrs with pigs ...
... Prices. • Tickets .£.16 IS 0 H-ilf £.S lo 0 I Eighth £-1 4 6 Fourth 4S 0 | Sixteenth 125 Tickets and Shares will gradually rise as the draw- ing-approaches. . in the Country will be supplied with Tickets or Shares, the same as if personally present, by ...
... persons desirous to supply the said House with good steer beef and wether mutton, separate, and good malt unground, until Easter next, are desired to send in their proposals. Proposals and samples to be deli- vered sealed up, by 12 o'clock, cr they will ...
... dispatches to M. Otto. &Ji, r i Ulc ' c return ol his messenger, M. S^ 1;L ' r > who only left London on Saturday jjj,' S :lVl - rise to various reports. It was . • that the passport for our Ambassador and that Lord Whitworth ' uid be immediately sent oif to ...
... King finds much amusement in in- «jnfrthe,mr>rovemen-sat Windsor Castle, Jditebuuding of the Royal Palace at Kew. .is Maje*. rises regularly at seven o'clock, breakfasts at eight with the Royal Fafluly ; rdm nine till eleven views the progress of he workmen ...
... from travelling for the study of medicine and surgery. The decorations and alterations making at the Mansion-house for the Easter ball are extremely splendid. A carpeting is made to' imitate a gravel walk, and each side of the avenues lea- ding to the ...
... of Mr. N. James, of St. Michael's hill, Bristol, one of the eight unfortunate per- sons who went from Bristol in a boat on Easter Monday, and were drowned, was iast week dis- covered floating on the water, near a place called Cherry-stones, in the river ...
... Mr. (JEORGE GREENNARD, situate in Chediston ft, near Halesworth, Of\ Choice Milch Cows, 1 Bull, 1 Cart iJkJ gelding, a colt rising 3 years old a foal, a parcel of sows, slioa's, and pigs, in lots; road cart, turnip ditto, small ditto, 3 foot ploughs, plough ...
... the Overseers of the Poor of the several L'arishes within the County of Norfolk, who served that office from Easier 1800 to Easter 1801, and wbo have Hot yet received the Allowances due to tbem for making their Returns of the Population of their respective ...
... Tuesday morning. His Lordship will be accompanied by the Rev. Dr. Dowdesweli, of Stratton-street, as Private Chaplain, &c. Easter Festivities. — On Monday the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &c. according to ancient custom, proceeded in state to Christ-church, and ...
... obedient servant, « JOHN SARGENT. This nefarious transaction had the de- signed efl'ect of creating a great and instan- taneous rise of the Funds. Consols began so high as 6*9, and before 12 rose beyond 70. The detection of the fraud, of course, produced a ...