... They write from of the jth N.S. chat his pafs'd chat Day about Noon. And ; On Sunday — laft he arriv’d in good Fileairh. his Serene Highnefs notify his ro the three Colleges o! and on Tuesday the Prefidents of thofe C were refpectively depured to congratu ...

... Rooms on a Floor, a Furm thereunto belonging of about the yearly Value cf There are upwards of twenry Acres idjoining to the Hortfc, which is well for Hunting, being on (he Edge of Lincoln Heath, and in a very plcsfant Part the Country, wi;h a Garden, ...

... commited (Goal, for a Rape on a Girl, of .12 Years of Age. Sept. 11. Nefterday our Goal Delivery ended, when the following received Se @F vid, Thomas Sleep, ‘for ftealing a¥oke of Oxen, a Horfe anda Mare; John _ Richards, each for ftealing a ...

... Garden well furnifh'd the choiceft Fruit; a Walk, a Court with two lajgo Walnut-Trccs, a back Yard, Stable, Earn, Out houtici, 5 Cow- Commons, Sheep Commoni, Plats of Go!*s, be a Freehold Eftare, now in the Tenure Mr. Walter/. Enquire of Mr. Ifaac Garnar ...

... We, and Pafture a» Houfe, and! fjll fu it a hie to the. Farm. J quire of 7 Clarke John Clarke Grafter of Burrow Fenn. # There Right Common without Stint. To- be Lett and up from Lady- next,- at Evedon, near Shaford in lAncohijbire, ' A Very good Paper ...

... A-'ss with & Xi, fen D&ys o'd. inquire John the this Hone Grantham. %'bis to Net ice ; T~ H\T v- ill Main Cocks, thirty one a the White Hart Newark on rhc >! June nexr, and to the \vo be rwixr the Gcf('*crr.cf! o* South &nJ the horcft Side, the Gen i ...

... Inftant out Ncwark Lordthip , a bay Mare fourteen H*n%.« night be w;rh Foal, with a Range down her Face, and down one fide of her whitiflt Mqulc, a little White one Leg behind, the far fere Foot the Hoof broke near the Tot, a brown Mane, long Tail oick'j ...

... Chequer-h.n where Gentlemen and Others may buy good Wigs lor a little Money- Anv Journeyman chat is a ami (have well* may meet with Bufincf*, and have two Apprentices under hiin ; and the firft rhat tends a Line by the Pott will Cure not to be di(appointed. ...

... They fend a Account fr: sain, of the Desolacion that fine to undergo by me ns of the French Troc the Duichy Is actually under a Cond Neurrality: Their Towns are unpcop! Peafants Crken from their Husbandry Corn and Hay confumed without Kecor ang eben Carriages ...

... CtSmpkdi Ifc had a biown Fuflaw Frock, and a L'ama-k Brown and White, a light-colour'd \Vl«e, itoeklngs, and Buckskin Batches. She auou. rears, of middle Stature and pale Completion, and» on a (Iript Gown, SaJ-cnlour'd, White and Red, a lad ...

... Fuly By Lettors from Na are inform’d, thac @ tew Days ago.« Ger man about 30, who had been a Cfippls ime, recovered her Limbs by the excraos Viriuc of aSpaw near chat Town, anc ora H@ band two Years younger than | since which time, the old Women of | cent ...

... Eng- their taken of ha- alfo 3 who anne ee 3 a + i . Conftable. the Felons be apprehended in Days af tice in the Gazette. 2 Weleath front Callaid as the ad of A |W. S. go Sn with che he tification a¢ Oas, a¥ous which the Ce Peuple and many of the Soldiers ...