... Seller, Bell-Founders in York, for Six new Bells against May next, to be approved of by Mr. Michael Dawson, Mr. William Usher, Mr. William Turner, and Mr. George Mitford, all of Newcaftle. The Tenor or greatest Bell will be about sixteen hundred Weight. But ...

... by Rowland Skip y, and contains 327 Acres. Any Perfon inclined to take the fame, may ap- ply to George Allgood, Efq; at Sigliill- aforel'aid, or Mr. George Spearman at Newctftle, who will lett the fame at a leafonable Rate, for the Term of 21 Years, or ...

... with other Conveniencies; also the Use of a Brew-house and Garden adjoining : Enquire of Mr. Barbara Dawson in the Backrowe, Mr. Christopher Dawson, Merchant on the Side, or Mr. Edward Williams, next Door to the said House. To be Lett at May-day or Lammas ...

... tiie Goaler, lhall have five Guineas for each, or ten for both of .hem,, as loon as deliver'd. As Witueis my Hand, MICHAEL DAWSON. ON Thurfday the Fifth of Auguft next, will be held at the King's Head in Richmond, the F.IORIST's Feaft, to which Place a ...

... fuch other Matters as fliali be given them in Charge, by their affectionate Brethren, Edward Collisgwood, Matter. MICHAiL DAWSON.I yi d Isaac Thompson, % w *' €0 bt %ttt Againft Martinmas or Candlemas next, A Very good Dwelling-houfe fituate on the ...

... by the laid Mr. Matthias Giles, very good Leaf-Tobacco, cither in Paiccls or by the Hoglheads. Co be %etf, By Air. Patrick Dawson, on the Head of the Side, Newcaftle upon Tyne, A Convenient Dwelling-Houfe, plcafant ly ; fituated in a fine Air and frofpeft ...

... Foity four Pounds a Year. Euquiie of Mr. Maire of Plartbulhes, or of Thomas Rudd, Efqj in Durham. Co be stett, By Mr. Patrick Dawson, on the Head of the Side* Newcaftle upon Tyne, A Convenient Dwelling-Houfe, plcafantly fituated in a fine Air and Froipeir ...