... fee held *T the Infirmary On the Fotth batiks, on Tl.utf- day the thirteenth Day of Decembei inft. at Ten ?? ia the Forenoon, fot the Election of an Apothecary of rhe faid lnfiimary, in the Room of Mr Heniy Gibfon, who has teligncd. By Order of the Committee, R. BURDUS, Secretary. To ?? Governors of the INFIRMARY for the fick and lame Poor of tbe Counties of Durham, New- caltle upon Tyne, and ...

... admitted till publick Notice fot I that Puipofe he given in this Tape;. R. B U R D U S, Secretary. N. B. Old Linen for Bandages is greatly wanted. JACOB It fLSON, Plumber, from London, WORKS all Sorts of Plumbers Work, likewife leaden rumps for Ships or Houfes, and has made feveral which have given gicat Satisfaction to thofe who got them. He is to tie found at Mr Thsmas Walton's, Glaficr, ...

... Monday next the ifcth inft. at Tea o'clock in the Foienoon, on Mattel* telating to the Building. By Order, R. IVRDVS, Sectetaiy. N. B. The lnfiimaiy 1* now full of Patients. The Pnblicb are defired to take Notice, THAT the annual PAiR, which was formerly held at Duiham on the 4th Day of Septembet, will this Yeat, by Reafon of the AHeratioh of the Style, be held on the 15th Day of the faid ...

... tht Market-place in Morpeth, ntxt rite Town-hall, THE HOUSE and GARDENS late in the Poflef- lion of Mis Smith, and Mr Cowl, Keepers ot the Poft Office. There are exceeding good Stables tor between 30 and 40 Horfes. Enquire of the Rev. Mr Fenwicke, Vicar of Bolam. N.. B. This will bt only once more advirtiftd. To be SOLD, by MICHAELCALLENDER, Seedsman, In the Middle-ftreet, Ncweaftle, or at his ...

... them being entiiely new built, has a veiy beautiful Salli'd Ftont, and the other two are in good Repair. There is. a commodious Garden behind the Same, with large and convenient Stabling and Lofting, and Sufficient Room in the Yaid foi Hay to ft and, befides plenty of.good Water on the PremiSes. For further Particulars enquire of Mr Richard Chambers at the White CroSs. N. B. The aforefaid ...

... under Pretence of a Recommendation from fevetal Gentlemen of Credit, ?? upon one of the Governors to rervommend him to the Infirmary, aod was thereupon receiv'd into tjie Houfe on the i«h of Septem- ber laft, andaftei being well treated there for fome Time, runaway *ith a new Shirj fiom the Infirryjary, and has not fince been heard of: Notice is hereby given, that if the faid Anthony ...

... LEAP this Season, At Mt Carr’s, Cotbtidge, Northumberland, at One Guinea a Mace, and one Shilling to the Servant; THE famous Horse, MAGNIFICO. He was bred by-the late Sit Marmaduke Wyvill, and got by Regulus; his Dam, Young Belgrade; his Grand dam. Alcough Blaekatop; bis Great Grand-dam, by Rubinfon’s Colt, Son of Rockwood; his Great Great Gtand-dam, Hautboy ; aud was own Sifter to Wjrndham ...

... Estath, confining of tgood Dwcl- J~\ l.'nj hoc'r, r>ifn ...

... and Four Feet and a Half Wide, ?? to Nine of the WINDOWS. Alfo Six Tranfom WINDOWS, well Glazed and Lead- ed, Six Feet and a Half high, and Four Feet and a Half wide, with Cafements, to Four of the WINDOWS. The Bars are Iron. Enquire of John Manning Joiner, in the Ircngate Der bit. . 1 ■ 1 j * ?? >.««.Ni Nottingham, January 16, 1750. Notice is hereby given to all Gentlemen, Tradefmen, *wd ...

... Leicefler, ot the Yeaily Vaiue of 20/ in rhc PofT-fllon of Mr. Philip Bofs. A Copyhold Eftate a: HaZZJltwood in he County of Derby, ofthe Yearly V-dti-. of 27/. cieai of all Deductions, in Poffefll- on of Vincent Caldwell, the Fine only 5/. upon an Alienation. The Houle ard Tenement in the Full ftreet in Derby, in the Poffelfion of William holdtn, ofthe Yearly Rent of 101, The Heufe in ...

... very large and planted with variety of Fruit-Trees) and other Conveniencies thereto belonging, fituate in St. Peter's Parifh in DERBT, in the feveral PolTclfions ofMr. William Bridgman, Mr. Charles Mellor, William Hodgkmfon, Richard Salt, and John Greatorex ; and now let at the cfear yearly Rent of jj 1. For Particulars enquire of Mr. TOMLINSON, Attorney at Law in DERBT. Co be SjDLD) A ...

... next, betwixt the Hours ot Two and Six in the Afternoon, being f good convenient HOUSE, fituate in the Market- Place ; with a Clofe adjoining to the faid Town. The Sale to be at the Royal Oak afoiefaid. For further Particulars relating thereto, enquire of Mr. Ed- ward Goodwin, Attorney at Law in JJbbcme aforefaid, or Mr. Francis Mbynbll, Apothecary in DERBY: Tobe LE TT, and Enter'd upon at ...