... accompl ifti young GENTLEMEN, for the Uni- V.fRS IT l us, Army, Navy, Trade, orany other Employment of Life, are Taught by Ten of the Eelt MASTERS, in their feveral Prdfeflions ; together with their proper Affiftants,**-— - The Number of Students is fuel., that the Reverend Mr. HYDE, One. of the afoiefaid' MASTER^ is allow'd to Board the Sons of thofe Parents, that chufe to have them private ...

... may be accommodated with a POST-CHAISE' at any Time, on proper Notice. * To be LE TT, and Enter* d upon next Midfuataer, cr Michaelmas, * A Very handfome, well fituated new Brick HOUSE 1 on Dttjfield Bank, Three Mile* horn DERBY lately In rte I'ofll-ffion of Mr. George Brentnall, with FouJ 1 Rooms on a Floor, goad Cellars, and very convenient Out-' boufes, a' neat Gaiden, well WaU r d, with ...

... Ar.thmo ick, ».*d A chants Accompts, after a piaiti and eafy Method: where -outh may Bond; alfo fuch as defi: e may be taught ab. old, ?? by David Stives Tin, f NOTICE is berety~&M~~~ mm THAT the fi'ft Meeting of the TRUSTEES for putting m Execution an Aft for Repairing and Widening the Roud fom the WeO End ,t t.c T O vL of Burton tpon Trent , in the County ot Stafford, through the laid Town ...

... Author of Hudibrdl. Publifhed from the Original Manufcripts, formerly in the PofTefTion of W. Longueville, Efq; By R, THYER, Keeper of the public Library at Manchejler. . In TWO VOLUMES, Oaavo. KJ do hereby certify, that the Papers, now propofed to be publilhed by Mr. Thyer, are the original Manufcnpts of Mi. Samuel Butler, Author of Hud&rai, and were be- « queathed to mc by the late ...

... to publick Sale, at the Custom-House here. OEveral Lots of BRANDY, GENEVA, Compound Strong v 5 Waters, JBohea a:. . Green TEA, and COFFEE. Xhe-Geods c___\ Coudiuons of Sale to he viewed ar.d talted on the ?;¦: cf Sale. W a if *t fe j^, A X AppitEKTici. to a Pi.uM._iEß and G-uazijer.. !.'£-. Enquiie of M_*. Benj. Rowoing in Jj-iilvich. ft ANT E D immediately. A Sober Youth, weil qualified ...

... 1, 1756. Hereas a Petition has been prefented to Parliament for incorporating the two Hundreds of Col n ess and Carlford, to enable them to mortgage the Lands within the faid Hundreds for a large Sum for the better Education and Maintenance of the Poor : And as it is not apprehended that ei- ther the Poor-Rates run fo particularly high within the faid Hun- dreds, or that there are any fuch ...

... ?? in the Evening. GISLLHAM, > tw TOtice is hereby given, that the Genc- with PVFS £ [N ral COURrSi BARON for the laid KIRK LEV. S Manors will beheld and kept on Monday the Tenth Day of December next, at Klcven of the Clock before Noon, at the 'Houfe of John Button, lituate in Gifleham, being the ultra! Place ) when and where all Tenants of the feveral Manors are hereby required to attend, do ...

... by Rich a«d Ward, in the Cockey-Lane, Pigg Lead, Mill'd and Caft Ditto, Caft Pipe* of all Sizes, Weavers Leads of all Sorts t Likcwife Cafe »nd Cheft Giafs 5 where Plumbers, Criers, and others, may be fcrvpd upon tbe nioft reafonable Terms. Te be % O L D. THE next TURN of a RECTORY in Noarotic. wkhto ten Miles of Norwich, now let at I*7 l. per Anpum, the prefent Incumbent now in tbe 75th Year ...

... March 1754.. . mtxsc: ■— This is to give Notice to Perfons of Quality, Gentlemen, and Ladies, THAT the Fifth SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY, at the Assembly-House in St. Edmund's Bury, will be on Thurfday the 7th Day of March 1754. February 19, 1754. WHereas on Friday the Firll of this inftant February, about One ?? in the Morning, a Fire broke ©ut at SwafFham in the County of Norfolk, at an Oatmeal ...

... Debts to Mr. Wm. Groom or Mr. Geo Tookie of Ely, Executors in Truft, or they will be fued for the fame • and all Perfoiis having any Demands on the faid Eftate, ars defired to bring or fend an Account tiiereof to the faid Executors forthwith. RODE aw*y, the 30th Day of July 1750, from the Black Bull in Littleport, in the Ifle ©f Ely and Ciunty of Cambridge, A BLACK HORSE, Near ri Years oM, and ...

... by the King's Authority, OF ALL THE FAIRS in England and Wales % As they have been Settled to be Held Since the Alteration of the STILE;. NOTING LIKEWISE The Commodities which each of the faid r A I R Sis remarkable for iiirnifhing, V All the ! Lists of Fairs are full of great Mifekei; and in no wife to be depended on, unlefs fign'd with the HandVVnting ol Wm. Owen. Printed for W OVbh, at ...

... of Robeit Roddam, Efqi deceafed. eitb with or without the Houfhold Furniture : Enquire of Mr Wham at Newcaftle. And fuch Perfons a* have any of the Books ?? to ' faid Mr Roddam, or to Mr Heniy Watfon dcce.ifed, are lequiu to lend tbem to Mr Wharton's Oflice. This will be but twice more advertifed. To be LETT, againfl May-DAI* next, In a fine fpoitiqg Country, THE Mansion-house and Furniture ...