... Gough Coraptrol- tof Excife, South of Hope- Park, feveral Kinds of 10USHOLD FURNITURE, viz. Beds, Tables, Glaf. :s, Chairs, &c. together with a fmaU but neat Collefti I of Piftures.. The Sale to begin at 10 o'clock Forenoon. N B. There is to be fold at the fame time, a Two- iheel'd Chaife with Harnefs, fevera! Kinds of Brewing ?? and Casks, with upwards of 500 Stones of Lee lav, and alfo two ...

... By a Perfon of Honour. Tfje Third Edition. Sold by G»Crawfurd at his Shop in the Parliament- clofe. • yi-' To be SOED \ointly or feparateh, The Lands ot POCKNAVE, belonging to James Rollo of Powhoufe, with ihe Teinds, holden of theCfown, all Carfe Ground, lying pieafantly on the South fide of the River Forth, in the Parifh of Airth and Shire of Stirling, and piy^early of V t oney,.Rent 87 1. ...

... the Crtditca t Sir tilexandei Hope of KEKiE aie now meat uut. t ; . Cs editors are thereto! c defircd to fee thefamrio li^ iun' of Mr. Thomay Hay Clcik to the Proceis, betwixt auitij 3o;h ir.ftant, otherwiic the faid. Minutes wiii bt thefc%, ed as th. y stand. «|t« 7 r Juet ia ?? betwixt the Hours of 3 ard 4 Afternoon, there ii totfce* pofed to Sale by way ot ...

... Gardner at mgiifton, upon Saturday the. 'lid Februcn inftant. betwixt io and 1 1 fore no on The GR.tS.S iNCLOSUR H-of INGLISTON ! v { n g 5 Miles Y\ eft of Edinburgh, containing 6$ rtctes oi Ground 6r thereby; alfo the MEADOW called EailfieU Meadow, belonging to thefaid Eftate, containing above ...

... full tail'd .be- longing to his Grace the Duke oi Hamilton; sad snifters to the Name of Sparky. Whoever delivers the faid Tarrier to Thomas GifFard in the Candlemaker-row, or advifes where the Dog may be had, (hall be very handfomely re warded. ~m PATRICK HENDERSON, at his Shop ahove the Tron-Church, North-fide, Edinburgh, has now lowered the Prices of his TEAS, and fells with Dutch Weight as ...

... .u L gb % ?? K :Vi^:'J3 } n: y\ fo. Twelve?. c.icene;y ?? - ivjarb.-; h'apee ;j c. aaa 0 d« !h:rs : Ji ?? ■ t ?? .Thenpw?vUpe: JC ?? > ?? as. -«: c ;, '.dne» M.ips ot ttr Welt CoaitaufGrene-Bricaia and ?? ind, end-c; 'be Cor.fts of France, Price 2y. eacn. A. ?? _. \- ■ ?? Piint ot the Duke or Cumberland, neatly Ktav'd, n 4 a-> jjgn'd for Watches, Price plait: 4d. bef? culou-'d - S. ticond ...

... Tuefay the 13th of January 1747. and is to be continued till they are all kid. Gentlemen who have borrowed Books from Mr. Mac- laurin are intreated to return them tohis Wiuow berore the Auftion begins. Whoever have imperfefl Copies cf ?? of Fluxions may have them made compieac by Mrs.MacLaurin,andit is expeded they will call fo» chem* sf*sT That the PARKS of STONTHILL. belonging to the ...

... the lower End ** of the Groat-Market in Newcaftle, known by the Sign of the Spread- Eagle, is to be Let againft Chriftmas, or Candlemas nexc : En* quire of Mrs. Widow Ellifon, in Pilgrim ftreet in Newcaftle. N, B. This will bt advenifed no more. To To be LETT againft Candlemas next. . . , THE Apartment where Mr. George Sadler now liveth: Aifo the Apartment where Mr. Jofeph lurner now dwells, ...

... low Room in Mill-gate, with a Clofet, where Alice Farmer liv'd ; Enquire of Mr. Edward Bland, in Piigrim-ftreet, iv New- caftle. CTRAY'D or convey'd out of Mr. Richard Bowler's Pafture, at H Bifhop Auckland, the feventh of this Inftant, at Night, a Bay Gel* ding, better than 14 Hands high, 6 Years old, a dim Star in his Face, newly paced, Switch Tail, all his Main and Toppiu. when lofr,.lh*P ...

... so.-}, of Whltch efter, near NewcalUe upon Tyne, did on Thurfday Night, the 27th. of Marcn laft, abfeond, and' he and his Accomplices conveyed and carried off about twenty Head of Black Cattle and three Horl'es, with a Defign to defraud the Landlord of his Jul. Rent: Thcleaie to give Notice, that if any Perfon will difclofe 01 make known to Mr. John Morley, in the Bigg-market, iv Newcaftle ...

... Recorder. JOHN OR D, Efq, Sheriff. COMMON COUNCIL MEN. Mr Thomas W ass f, Mr James Clark., Mr Joseph Liddki, Mr James Atkiitso'm, Mr Cuthbert Smith, Mi William Cook, Mr Chaloner Cooper, Mi Francis Armorer, Mr J Oll w Simpson, Mi William Scott, Mr Robert Ehison, Mr Ralph Harle, Mr Jonathan Soresbif, Mt F rancls _vt_.RsHAi>. Mr William Greenwei* Mr Charles AtkinsoHj Mr Cuth. Collingwood. Mi J ...

... ift of Oftober, and continue ' every other Thurl'day tty, « Nights are expired. T i c k rt s for the Seafon, at half a Guinea each, witt-titt-pr two Ladies or one Gentleman ; and nwt will be admitted without a Sub- fcriber's Ticket, or one for the Nlgltt at half a Ciown caA. N. B. There will be np Monty received at the Door, r*t Tickets fot any fingle' Night may be ha^gc the Affembly Room, or ...