... and Pi aftical, Vocal and Instrumental ; teaching all the Rudiments of Mufic, and Compolition in all its various Branches : To which is added, a new Alphabetical Dicti- onary, explaining, almoll to the meaneft Capacity, all fuch Gret^ Latin, Itahmn, and Fiend Words, aaare generally- made Ufe of in Mufic. 11. A Set of Services, commonly called Chanting-Tunea; to : getber with Foiir and Twenty ...

... Kelfiage, A Silver WATCH, with a Green Silk String, a Silver Seal, Pails Argent in Gules. T. Serjeant the Maker. Alfo a Boy's Drab COAT, with Yellow Metal Buttons. Whoever bath found the fame, and will bring them co Mr. FRANCIS STONES, Mercer, in Wirkfworch, fhall receive a GUINEA Reward. ■ - . 1 . - 1 1 _ This is to give NOTICE, THAT JOHN NODES, GoldfmHb and Jeweller, next the White Lyon, in ...

... JOHN' BINGHAM, of the uL. Place, Mercer ; all Peifons that are indebted to the r ilic f FRANCIS COX E, are defiied to pay their refpefti.e DEBTS to the faid JOHN BINGHAM Only, j n whofe Hands the faid Books are depoficed, in oider for the receiving the fame. DERBY, January yl, 1 750. WHEREAS the GAME in this County, is Daily deltroyed by Common POACHERS, and Loof. Idle People, in fo notorious ...

... indebted, at the Time of his Death, are hereby defired to fend an Account of their refpeftive Demands, to Mr. Joseph Taylor, Plumber and Glazier, near All Saints Chinch in Derby. And all Perfons likewife indebted to the faid late Mr. Richard Hawkuev, are defired to pay the fame to Mr. Joseph Tayior in Derby, aforefaid. ' Tin's Day AUGUSI the Firl), was Publ fhed, (Beaih tifully Printed) Pnce ...

... the AistMnLV-HoHtr in Hi***v St. ft n mi* no's, will be on Tuefday the 13th of t'tis Inftant Match, 1749-50. THK fo l lowing BbO KS, belonging to the Reverend Mr OAUDW btini; lent out fn or near Ipswich, he hegs the favour of fuch I'u funs ;ia have any of them, that tlie/ will fei d then* im utdifiuly to Mr. StufA-jn Searfon in Ipfwich, who hat now a con- venient Op|H)itunit) (>l conveying ...

... County of Northumberland, Ale aii.l Deer Brev cr, Malfter and Chapman, intend to meet on Monday the the 2d of July next, at the Houfe of Mr George Hev.bauk in Pil- giim-ftrcet, Newcaftle upon Tyne, at Ten o'clock In the Fore- noon, in oidei to make a Dividend of the faid Bankiupi's ift ate and Eff-cts, when and where the Cieditois who have not alieady pioved their Debts are to come prepared to ...

... Robert Hill on the Key. fide, NeWcaftle, THE Ship or 13rigg called the Young GhakiH, of the Burthen pf ioo Tons or thereabout*, lying at. ihe Kc ...

... well, and other Conveniencies all within a Clofe, as the fame are prefently ?? by John Macmillan the Proprie- tor. For further Particulars enquire at Heftor Maclean Writer in Edinburgh, to be found at Mr. Alexander Mac- millan's Chamber in James's Court, or William Sutherland Brewer at the Cowgate- Port. To be expofed to Sale by publick voluntary Roup, on Wedncf- daytbe 2%th Day of July ...

... Augufl, 175O) George Green, Apprentice to che fairj Jcfjkm Hoiltivtll: tit is a well-fee Youth, 17 Years of Age fhort ncck'd, and a little Poikhol'd in the Face ; had' on wheii he went away, a Brown Cloth Coat, a Blue Waiflcoat Ightifh Cloth coloui'd Breeches, and his own dark fh Browrt H-iir. , Whoever will g;ve Intelligence of him fo that he may- be had again, or bring him to his faid Mailer ...

... King, begun and held at Loivellott in and fir the Ji. id County, on Monday in the Week next after the Clofe ef Eafler, to wit, the iy! Day of April, 1750, before Philip B:ewlter, HiliMulfcn- den, John Jex and Sin.iuc] K'ilot, Efqrs. Jttlticis of cur Joid Lord the King, e Jfleiird to hep the Peace in er.i. for the j\,id County ; and . 1 if o, ifc. THIS Court doth ftudly prohibit and fcibid the ...

... Agriculture, has juft L imported from the propereft Places abroad, as v- L a curious Colleftion of new and frefh Garden ys and all Kinds of Grafs Seeds ; together with Uftyariety of new Flower Seeds, many of them never [this Country' before; and fundry Kinds of Tree Seeds, t^al of them foreign, Beechmaft in great Perfection, ,itball Manner cf uleful Garden Utenfils: So all whohave •heady given ...

... eftetmed for the many pood EffeOs.it has had, Bs| Diforders in the Stomach, Agues and Gravel, • nacv other DiftemperSj which be:ng too tedious to F^'fi, a Ba->k with the At:effati nsof Numbers who R'^tnitlieved, is given along with the Drops.', ftt the fame .Place to be had, Greenough's Tooth F-Trs. D ctor Boerhaave and Hooper's Pii's, and F' James's famous Powder for Fevers, and all inflam- m ...