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... I C Hj AN Old-accuftom'd SMI f H's SHOP, with or without a DWF.LL I N G-H OUSE adjoining to if, fthiate in St. Matthew's Parifh. Enquire of Mr. Maria Nona, Psirufce- Maker, in hjwieb afoitfaid. To befutiidfy SOLD at the C I' S T 0 M-H OUSE in }] .rfwicK eh F R II) A V the lub Infant, at Tw. ?? in thAfttnacr., ' QFver.d LO T S of BR A N DV. The Goods, wi:_l Kj the Conditions of S A L E, may be ...
... Gough Coraptrol- tof Excife, South of Hope- Park, feveral Kinds of 10USHOLD FURNITURE, viz. Beds, Tables, Glaf. :s, Chairs, &c. together with a fmaU but neat Collefti I of Piftures.. The Sale to begin at 10 o'clock Forenoon. N B. There is to be fold at the fame time, a Two- iheel'd Chaife with Harnefs, fevera! Kinds of Brewing ?? and Casks, with upwards of 500 Stones of Lee lav, and alfo two ...
... e e p e r, got by Bethel's Arabian, his Dum full Sifter to Conqueror, his Grand Dam got by Commoner, and was bred by Capt. Appleyard of Be- verley. At One Guinea a Mare, and Half a Crown to the Man. N. B. Grafs for Mares and proper Care taken of them at reafon- able Kates. Co tie Eett, And enter'd on at May-day next, A Farm at Longacres, near Lamefley, in the County of Durham, within three ...
... brown coloured,' long docked, hfs Belly, Flank and Legs white, with hxown Spots on his Feet, a L^ather-coflar ?? with a 4>r3fs Plate on it and fhe Owner's Name; he an- fwers to the Name Tippler. Whoever gives Account of him to P.3ulFa--quharfon Vintner in Dundee, or the Own- er, fo as he may be lecovered, Rial] be fufficiently re- warded. To be SOLD by publick Roup at Nevtbottle on Friday ihe ...
... tbe Second Day s/March next 'by Ten cf the Clock in the Forenoon, at the Creyhounp in Stowmark et M confdtr of a proper Pcrfon to rtpiefert the faid Cwnty in Parliament ik tb- Room cf Sir J e rm yn Da vfr s , Bart, lately deceas'd. AC H A I S E will fet out from the Co c k and Pr c in IPSWICH every Tuesday Morning at Eight o'clock for BURY, and return the next Day, by which PalTengers and ...
... there, for 12 s. 8 d. Sterl. per Bolf. Tt? fet out from Edinburgh on Thurfday the l^th current, A COACH with 6 frefh Horfes for York or London. Any Perfons who have a Mind to tranfport themfelves for faid Places, may inform themfelves at Robert Pringle his Shop, Back of the Croft, Edinburgh. Juft publified. Price bound in Calf is. 6 d. and in Sheep, for the Ufe of Schools i s. with a ...
... F That Mr, TKOVi a native of France, continues to teach the French Language, as he has done for jo Years part, in this City. He is to be found at School Hours, the 2d Story ol the firft Stair immediately beiow the Laigh Coffeehoufe, opgoiite to the Crcfs. J**/ publijhed^ and 'fold by Mt >ff. Paton, Symmer & Goraon, Hamilton Balfour, Sands, K_in- caid, and Drummond, Sel. _. Tranfaclions of the ...
... of May inftant, , S'Bsgf stvti^flt^ Wft'Af rf Sheep, a great pan of 'ihcm four Tears old. The Sale will begin about Eight th.t Morning ; and fix Months Ciedit given, on good Security. £0 fee Uetr, Againft Lammas ntxt, TH E HO USE in Fenwick's Entry, where Mr Heath lately liv'd; alfo a Loft in the fame Entiy. And to be lett, againft Martinmas next, the Shop on the Key-fide, now in the ...
... upon the Firfl Weinefdai in September, lor Sheep, Caivbs, and all other Sorts ot Cattle, Cheese, &c. M B. The Old FAIR on St. LM-Dgy, will te kept as ufual. '■■ — 1 1 ,1. — m. ■' 1 1 ,„ ■ I, , By Mejfrs. Ashley and Co. Brandy - Merchants, at their Brandy-Wajehoufes on Lu&m gaK-Hill, LONDON, Now on S AL E, at Ss. per Gallon, A *cry large and curious Parcel of entire neat ConitC Brandy, and ...
... for a Grocer, or other Tradefman, being next to. the Virgin'slnn in the Market, Place in DERBY ; late in the Tenure of Mr. M_i n s. Alfo to be Lett, a Houfe and Shop, in the Rotten-Row, with a Back Shop. Enquire of Mr. Crompton, or Mr. Milns tsiDERBT. ~To~£iz~irLr>r Jt the Upper End oj the Fryar-Gate in DERB T, AN Orchard' with Three Tenements, feveril Bays of Barning, and other Convenience.. ...
... Corfe in the Horfe- w.nd, Edinburgh, a GRAY HORSE and a GRAY FIL- LY; and next Day took out the Filly, but cfame no more to feck after the Horfe: Therefore it is defired the Owner w j!lcome and prove Ihe Horfe, and pay the Expences, W-tttn 14 DaySjOf this Date, with Certification. -i ed i te U i Wfuivalent houfe y London ijth July 1745. The Conrt of Directors of the EQUIVALENT COM- PANY give ...
... by Mr. Tho- mas Hailey at London, N°Sio, with a Brafs Cape on the Works; th- rr is *ilfo ...