... of Nc *.ciltl;, iv the high Road leading from Barras-Btidgc, rhro' the To.vn .Moor, to the Noith End of the Cow-Caufway, in that Part tit the Road wheie the Caufway now lies; which Cariiage-Way is intended to be made and ballafted in the (uteie Manner 'as a Tuinpike-Road, and to be eleven Yaids in Breadth; Any Perfon or Peifons amind- ed to undertake the making aud laying fuch .Way, ate ...

... beau- tiful Manner, a V'ttw of tht Publiek Fireworks, so be play'd off on Occafton of tbe General Peace, concluded at Aix la Chapelle, Oft. 7. 1748. Ltkeitsife a Reprtftntation of the Kentifh Coaft where bis Majefty landed; and curious Geo- mesrical Cuts, The LONDON MAGAZINE* O R Gentleman's MONTHLY INTELLIGENCER, For DECEMBER, 1748. Containing, among other cuiious Particulars, I. T~\Ebates in ...

... Honour to reprefent you in this prefent parliament, we fliall efteem it the higheft Favour tobe continued iv your Service, and takt this Opportunity of deliring your Votes and Inteieft at the next General EJeftion. We arc, Gentlemen, Tm faithful Jnd moft obedient Servants, Walter Blackett. Nicolas Fen wick. To the tree Burg-ffes 0/ Newcaftle upon Tyne. Gtt'tXXfUV*, -■-• ''.7 * T -' ■ AT ...

... LETTERS, Tranjlated from the Frentb. THE Firft Volume of tl?is Tranflation having met wirh a more favourable Reception from the Publick, than what could have reafonably been expefted, the Ediior is thereby encou- raged to publiflia Second} whichhe hopes willbe more entertaining than the former, and that it will determine feveral Gentlemen to become Subfcribers, who were dubious of a ...

... Prepoffeflion, and its Effefts. fiagle Thoughts. Of Good- Humour. Of Converftuion. Of Judgment and Genius. Of the diffetent Talents of Wri Of Hippinefs. ting and Speaking, Of Reading and Memory. Of tke Qualities neceffary for So- Of Nobility. xiety. The Diftin&ion between Pride Of Ciiticifm upon Woiks of Wit. and Vanity. Of the Effefts bf Habit. Of Politeneli. Of Self-Love, and of Modefty. ...

... at Miehaelma* next, any Ferfon or Fctfons therefore a minded to undertake the fame, or the cleaning or keeping clean any particular Streets ot Pans of the f a d Town, and conveying from off the fame all Diit and Manuie, ate defired to deliver their Propofals in Writing at the Town Clerk's Office, before the 20th of September inft. when rhe fame will be lett to the beft Bidder 01 Bidders. And ...

... Clergy : Notice is heieby given tt every Peifon who is a Petitionet to this Society for Charity, to fend a Certificate, fign'd by the Mi- nifter of his or her refpe&ive Paiifh, that he 01 Ihe is then living, and a proper Objeft. Durham. -p HIS is to give Notice, thata Meeting of m. the Gentlemen and Clergy of this County, in oider to conftdcr of fome Objections made to the Draught ol a Bill, ...

... Francis t.iimney, Innkeejer in Morpeth, on Wednefday ntxt, icing tht %%th o/ Auguft inftant, at Ten in the Forenoon, AN Improveable Freehold Estate, fitnate at the Old Moor, three llioit Miles trom Morpeth, anij ihree fiom Bl) th, formerly in the Pofleflion of Mi Tlionias Pearfon, and now lett to a good' Tenant at sol- a Year, containing about Six Scoie Acres of Anable, Meadow, and Paftute ...

... StMON PURE UNMASK'D: b r, fife feRRORS t>f QUAKERISM ?? In a Dialogue Betwixt a Quaker Speaker aud a Lay Proteftant. W It t X T. I N V'ill be poirited out feveral (oP the many) Er*o«, Sophiftry, and liiconliftancics of theit Champion, R. Barclay, in his Apology tor their Principles: Allh the Author's Reafbni, lor his fiift evct~ btac.iijj and attcrwaid* renouncing of rhem. By j. GRAHA M. To ...

... Re elected Mayor. Christopher Fawcett, Efq; Recorder. William Watson, Elq; Sheriff. COMMON-COUNCIL MEN. Mr .lofeph Liddell Mr Francis Armorer Mr Robert Ell ton Mr Thomas Poole Mr George Colpitis Mr John Vonholte Mr Aubone Sunees Mr John Bullman Mr Henry Partis Mr James Wilkinfon Mr Henry Eden Mr William Graham Mr William Clayton . Mr Richard Wilfon Mr Francis Rndlton Mr George Anderfon Mr ...

... Swinlee Clofe, in the latilh of Alnwick, ia the County of Noithumbeiland. Any Peifon or Perfons aininded to puichale the fame, may apply to Mi William Gibtbn, Attorney at Law, neat the white- Cwl's, Newcaftle upon To be SbLD, IRHh and Britifh CANVASS of all Sorts, the former of which was lately impoited from rhe Place wheie ma- ntifaftuied, and is allowed ro be not inferior to Holland's Duck. ...

... ..wi and Country, ASE R M ON, preichcd at St Nichols's C hnrdi, in Kewcaftle n',0.1 1 >ne, Dcccaabet m, 174;, Nlnj the 1 üb- lick Faft-Uay, appointed hy Ids Majefty. By ti.j Rev. Mi T-ho^ .mas Tun uK, a. M. Vicat of.Newes.tile upon Tine. Pubhlhed at the Rcqu-ft of ibe C o r po p. a i 1 ...