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... e Lett at Lady Day next, or sooner if required. A House with two Rooms on a Floor, with a Stable and other Conveniences, standing in the Wardwick in DERBY: Enquire of William Hodgkinson, N s ON Gardener in DERBY; of whom may be bought very cheap, A Parcel of large Elms, or other Forest or Fruit Trees. WH E R E A S Mary, the Wife of me Samuel White, of Radford in the County of Nottingham ham, ...
... _re(h French Chcfnurs and Walnuts, atfb a. Pa-reel of fine Golden Pippens, Gold?. Rennets, Rentifh Pippens, all forts of Biking Apples an, new Spinifhand Barcelona Nuts, and Sugars, fee. a«d - ...
... Room upon Monday next the /*h of January v at 3 Afternoon. •JW That the Lands of WESTER NETHER-POs,- being a Forty three Shilling four Penny Land ofokj{ tent, holding Feu ofthe Crown, and lying within 2 Barony-parifh of Glafgow and Shire of Lane: k,and via of the Rent-ii extends to 640 I. Scots in Moaey; An be fold by publick voluntary Roup within the Old Co:: houfe of Glafgow. up on Thurfday ...
... and Six in the Afternoon, at the George and Vulture Tavern in. Cornhill, London : THE DWELLING-HOUSE and Shop of JOH N FOLLYAKD, late of Lavenham, Suffolk, Grocer and Draper, with Coun- ters, PrelTef, Shelves, lsc. compleatly fitted up ; with good Out-houfes, and Garden, well fituated, and very commodious for Bufinefs. Enquire for further Particulars, at the faid Houfe; or of Mr. Walton, in ...
... on the South warer ; \A in .ver inc!i|* ...
... greac Conveniences, in very good Repair, and fit for a large Family. Inquire of Chari.es Finney Joyner, in DERBY* MADE his Efcape from the Conftable of Hope, near sTidefwell, in the County of Derby, on Sunday the 4th of this Inft. January, as he was conveying him tothe County Goal in Derby, Thomas Eyre, about 2,0 Yeats of Age, five Foot 4 Inches high, frefh Complexion, a fmall Nofe and Eyes, ...
... \sth of February next, betwixt the.. Hours of ?? 5 -and 4 Jtfterno&a-, The- large ORCHARD in RESTrtLRIG, now poffefted hv James Brown ; a's-fo a Kitchen Garden adjoining, toge- ther with the Houfe (of two Stories and Garrets) fronring the Street; a large Malt bam. Malt loft, Kiln, Coble. B?ewhoafe, (ail lately built) Draw- well, Byre, Stable, a Bu-ial place in lieftairig, and other Cony ...
... tbs Ho;/. Bri%adis£ James St. Clair-, Charles. .Alxsfufffrhom.in the Pari(?vof Caircmvrn and 5-l.ir*. of Ga. ! ?? ag- d ?? ?? *; Fo'»t 10 live hes high, ?? . a l f>j.r_in a r ia Sir Agn-w's Servlc*.. He is much p.>ck pit- lyd. %ain:*-».-.yecl_ a. high Nofc and droops towards ihe Point, ftrarght- bodied, well-Hmbecl, wore his dark Hair Leathern Breeches, and a Green Caw-bier Veft. Deferted alfo ...
... St. Mary Elms Parifh in Ipfwich, to the Geoige in Colchefier, with a Waggon or Caravan, every Monday Morning, and returns on Tuefday. He began on Monday the 7th Inftant. To be S O L D, by Mr. Nathaniel Cole, at his Ware- Houfe in St. Clement's Parifh, Ipfwich. D Ight CONIAC, and other French AY b RANDIES, Jamaica Rum, Britilh Bran- dies, Cinnamon Water, and Geneva, at reafonable Rates. ...
... from London and 'Holland, great Varieties of the very beft of new andfrefh GARDEN SEEDS, feveral hinds of GRASS S*EEDS, TREE SEEDS, and Utenfils for Gardners, to l>c fold by Ihim as ufua.ly. He having tried many of the Seeds fince they were tr. his Cuftcdy, finds they grow well, and are ■full as cheap, and fome forts cheaper, than they were laft •Sear, notwithftanding the-laft cold wet Summer. ...
... in the County of Derby, being tha Eftatc of Mr. J B 0 f f r l y Scott, latciy Deccafed. 'I he fame to be Sett either together or fcparatcly. Enquire of Mr. Thomas Tavlor, Attorney at Law in Aft-borne aforefa'd, who will Sett the fame. To be Lett and Entered upon immediately, A Good Houfc, confiding of Kitchen, two Parlour., Biewhoufe, four Chambers and four Garrets, Sta- ble and other ...
... friars Wynd, and Seeds*, man to the Honourable Society for improving Agriculture-; has juft now imported from the bsft Places abroad, a cu- rious Col lection ofthe very beft kinds of GARDEN and GRASS SEEDS, asalfo Perdifoil and Evergreen Tree- feeds of fundry forts. -All that have s-lready given Corn* mlflions for fuch Seeds, may immediately call for them 5 and others who wa*4t the fame, may ...