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... es of Neweallle ujton Tyne. Gentlemen, AT the Requeft of a great Number of our Fellow* BurgelTes, 1 prefume ro offer rayfelf roicpfcfentyouinrhe next Parliament, and therefoie beg the favour of your Votes and Inieteiii and fhall be glad of eveiy Occafionto apptove myfelf, Gentlemen, Tour faithful CtiAuljlo. ' obedient Servant, Matthew KidieY* To the Free BurgefTes of Newcaltle upon Tyne. ...
... Laigh CofFee-houft at Three in the Afternoon, on Monday next, being the 178 inftant. Juft now brought home from England and HdlarJ, All forts of new Garden and Grafs-feeds, to befold bf WILLIAM. HAMILTON at the Sign of the Ga dner * the Weft, bow, Edinburgh, as cheap as any where SfTow* Where may be got, all forts of Gardners Toils, Ne* iHops, good.Powder'd Muftard at 6 Pence pc- found And ...
... Bun v : The Sub'cribers fo wh eh are hereby defired to meet en Wed- r.efday next, the 27th of this Infhnt April, at 12 o'Clotk, at the AngT on the Angd-Hlii in Bury sforefaid, fo fettle rhe Conditions of the fame. BOROUGH of THBTFORO, Norfolk, To wit.T^eTOtice is hereby given, That no Horned Cattle A. will be fu.Tcied to be brought to the Fair in this Town, on Pc Tl ird Day of May next, b ...
... or WILFORD Hundred will be kept at the SWAN in ALDERTON, on Friday the 11th of September, for hiring and retaining of Servants. John Woolnough. WHereas a BAY GELDING was taken out of a Pasture belonging to Mr. William Wiggin of Foxhall, on Sunday the 9th Instant at Night, and was found the next Morning in a Piece of standing Corn belonging to Mr. William Steel of Bucklesham ; If any Person ...
... as well as-to all Europe, we make no doubt but the following LetteTs from a Gentfemeu on board one of the two Ships that were fen,t to difeover the laid PafTage, will be very fatisfattory, ab well as entertaining to our Readers. Fnm en hoard his Maj, fly's Ship the Furnace, in Churchill River, North America, June 21, 1/4*. TH E laft Place I wrote to you from was the Orkneys in Scotland ; I ...
... Precaution, as the only Means, under God, to prevent the Spreading of the Infe.tious Diftemper among the Horned Cattle ; and con- fidering that, it is no lefs the Intereft than the Duty of every particular Perfon to endeavour that his Majefty's moft graci- ous Care may have the defircd Efteft ; do pronsife and en- gage to profecute, at a joint Expence, all Perfons who, in our refpe.tive ...
... Norton, Bfcj* and others, haveen- ter'd into sn Agreement and Suhfcription for tin Prefervation of the GAME in their fever.il Manors or Pojyalties within the- Hundred- cf Colnhs and Caklneford ; and for ?? by Action, Informa- tion or otherwife, fuch Perfcn or I'eifons as llt-al' offend ftgalnft all or any of the* Statntes made for Prelervatien of the Came • Notice ishere* by given, that if any ...
... have Occafion to travel into England, I ..h. Fl ',if.v Fawcett, who former Iv k. ot the Black- I ?? Inn, in SCARBOROUGH, where he had \ Ptjjcr-our of accommodating many Perfons of DtftinfHen 1 North Britain, wh.Te Kdndnef. and Good-nature 1 always remember with the utmoft tiratitude, takes j Opportunity of returning Thanks to all his Scots Be- j lifers, and to inform them, that, for their ...
... B*Y ARABIAN STALLION, at two Guineas, and a Crown to the Keeper, Leap and Triai. ju(} imported d i rett ly from Cbejbire, A Cargo of fine large CHESHIRE CHEESES, to he >f ,H for Three-pence per Pound, at the Shop of Patrick Tod Merchant, ar the Sign of the Holly Buih, Back of the (-ara, and at tbe Shop o^ Walter Neiifon Merchant, at the Goldeu Siar, Horth-fide of the Cauongate-head, a little ...
... Patrick Crawford of Aucbtames, UuMuirolßo, ?? L - . el, J ,r . i t :! A Dus ' h P Have refolved to prefen rhe GAMb in rheir tft urs in the Counties of Air as Ren rew : Ana h rexprfl hat ?? willattempt!: hunt or fowl thereon wtrhour rhcir Warrant : with Cc! incanon, tiiat the Tranfgreffors will be profecute andpc ni'hrd m terms of La«-. * ?? To-morrow, the 26th inft. in a Lodging, 2d Stoi! up ...
... belonging to the Right Hen. the Earl • f EgUntoune, with brown Kars and a L:athern Str^p about his Neck, marked EGLINTQUNR. Whoever can give Intelligence of, or return the Dog to the Pu^liiher ot this Paper, or to James Wood Writer in Edinburgh, tobe found at the Laigh CofFee-houfe, (hail have a Guinea Reward* sp»sf That the LANDS and TENEMENTS in anda- bout )Sx. fo, belonging to George Waldie ...
... hat there is a Vacancy of one of the DOCTORS of the GRAMMAR-SCHOOL at ABERDEEN, to be disputed for within the High-Council-house of Aberdeen upon Tuesday the 15th Day of January 1745 : These are therefore, by Order of the Magistrates and Town-Coun- cil of Aberdeen, inviting all qualified Persons who incline to dispute for the foresaid Office, that they may attend at Aberdeen, Time and Place ...