... Houje^ of Mr. Edward Chevassb, the Sign of the Hull at Burford in Oxford-hire, between the Hours of Ten and Twelve in ibc Fcremon\ A Freehold Eflate at Afihall near Burford, ?? *• a fine Sporting Country j confifting of a pretty large Stone built Manfion H?ufe, fit for a Gentleman of 500 1. a Year to hve in, with large and convenient Outhoufinff, Orchards, Gardens, Sec, and about 35: Acres ...

... hath for many Years been fcrved by worthy Reprcfentatives, and raifes an Oppofition from the D. of M. and L — d H 1 ? Echo. C T. Freeholder. Well ; but every Body knows thoft great Men to be, in their own Difpofitions, avcrfe to Party Feuds and Animohties ; who then could make T — ls of 'em, and compel 'em ? Echo. P M. Freeholder. But, fincc an Oppofition is commene'd and carried on, 'tis ...

... and bad: again. Tranflated from a Manufcript written by the Prefetto of Egypt, in Company with lome ivliifionaries ds propaganda fde, at Grand Cairo. To which are added, Some Remarks on the Origin of Hieroglyphics, and the Mythology of th-i ancient Heathens. Dedicated to the Society of Antiquaries, London. By the Rt Rev. ROBERT, LordßUhopof (fygbtr. Printed by W. Bowyer, and fold by J. Ward at ...

... the Mukcr- Pla.r, confifling cf a Common Room, Shop, Par- lour, fve Chamber, nvo of tiiem lvins with Tapiftiy, and another elegantly painted; (iui O.^c s, two Stables, &x\ Alf ito hs fb'd, Four Feather Beds, Bedft-ads, and Furniture, « Clo k, brafi Tack, Tables, Cheft tf Drawer, a Looking glafs with a raifed gilt Frame, tlvrc Fur- naces, &c. Eiquire at the Houfe, or of Mr. Wiring Mercer in Hit ...

... Society of Exeter College. In Pveply to the VICE-CHANCELLOR, Dr. KINO, and the Writers of the London Evening Pojt. London: Printed for S. Crotvder and H. Woodgate at the Golden Ball in Pater-nojier Row. To be had alfo of the Bookfclleri in Oxford, and of the Men who carry this Paper. At W OODSTOCK, In the County of Oxford, (Being a moft pleafatit and healthy Situation) V O U T H may be Boarded ...

... Oxford on Monday Morning next, precifely at at Four, to Carry PafTengers Gratis to Hlnly Feast. Places may be taken at the Spiii-Crouj in the High-Street. Pcrform'd, if God permit, by WILLIAM ME ARS. ?? awectifemetite* To the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Oxford. 7J/ r ll E R EAS, after many other Artifices made tift of 10 very little Purpofc, to prejudice tht Old ...

... Artillery* 6000 Mufkets, and 14000 1. in Cafh. ...

... At Mr. William Sparrowhnwk’x, at the Sign of the Plough in Chipping-Norton, at Haifa Guinea a MARE, and Shilling tit Man, to be paid at the Stable Door, AChefnut HORSE, full fifteen Hands high, right Years old in May nett; he was got by Mr. fril* fin's Bay Arabian, which Covert at Two Guineas and Half Crown Mare Oran in Yorkjhire. His Dam by Son of the Bloody Buttock'd Arabian, and out of a ...

... Tits to give Ti 0 IC E, THAT the will change their Inn from the Lambli't) in Al.-ingdon to Mr. Elton’s, at the Nciv Inn in the Matket- Place, Abingdon :To fet out from'the New Inn active 'J’utfday and Mornings, and from the Rll Inn in Ilolbom and Erida) Mornings j each Morning at o’Clock. N.B. Good Eoft-Chaifcs ?.t the New Inn in Abingdon at Nine pence per Mile, for the Convenience thofe thit ...

... Neatly printed on fine Writing Paper and new Letter, Price with, as. without the Almaiiack, with bryc and ufefnl Additions ftisd ments, not found in any other Book of the fame Kind. ComdleJ at the I’ublick Olfiies; with tlic fcvcral Alterations and f*f they now ftard) the Privy Council ;>nd Treafuxy, in the Courts of Chancery and Admiralty, and all other Places Court this THE COURT and City ...

... Bucks, to Stokenchurch in the County of Oxford, will meet on Thurf lay the Sev.nth Day of November, 1754, at the Town-Hall in Chcpp : ng Wycomb at Two ?? in the Aft.rno-n in order to lett the Toll of the faid Roa,: and tranfad other Buiinefs relating thereto: When and where all Perfoni inclined to tak. the faid Toll are to attend with their Propofilt. Bj Onh of tk fid Trifles. S.ACH. ALLNVTT, ...

... during the Progrefs of a tedious Foil and its utorc tedious Confcquenees. Att avowed Majority of Freeholders could not command that Succefs whitb, it is apprehended, They jufily deferved: Vet tbt fieady and fet fib le Part of Mankind, rather animated than fe- preffed, by fuch Disappointments, wili remain unjhaken in tbeir well grounded Opinions. A Veneration for Liber y, the Love of our ...