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... R. B. SHA'PPKE, PraÃitioner in Phyftc, Surgery, and M3i-tnidwifry .- WH O was Pupil under his Uncle Dr. Suafpee, in his Majefty's Service 14 Years, now tra- vels by an A&. of Parliament ; and after 30 Years conftant and large Praclicc in a private as well as public Capacity, has ac- quired the Art of earing moft medicable Diftempers incident to human Nature : He is allowed by all that know ...
... Pafture- Ground, all lying within Hedge, and well watered; known the Name of Hurft-Low-Grounds. For further Particulars enquire at Hurd in the faid Parifh, or of Richard Morgan, Efq; of Pennalt, near Monmouth. ...
... near Oxford and now in the Occupation of William Carter, &c. Likewife a Leafehold Efiate, in All Saints Par i(h, in the City of Oxford, with Garden, Outhoufes, &c. now in the Tenure of Mrs. Gibfon. Enquire of the Printer of this Paper. ...
... Two PARTS. Cenraininp, I, The RUDIMEVTS of Vee.At MUSIC in . r-rr!-, more comprehenfive Manner than any Thins the Kind thmo : With the difti;u!t made jn lire Handel, Dr. Crofts, Ac. 11. A Set cf PSALM-TUNES and ANTHEMS Aid EVENINC-SERVICE, fpiritly Air, witii Words in freer Manner than in any Country fVmocfition and l) (V. ...
... I have die greeted Pleafure in acquainting you, that the Town and Citadel of Quebec (urrendered on the 18th lolUnt, and lenclofe yon a Copy of the Articles of Capitulition.’ The Army took Poflellion of the Gates the Side the fame Evening, and lent Safe Guards into the Tawn preferve Order, and prevent any Thing being deftroyedi and Capt. Pahifer, a Body Seamen, in the Lower Town, and did the ...
... at Oxford, in Purfuance of an Advertifement ofthe otb Infant, for nominating Candidates to reprefent tbe faid Lounty in Parliament at the next General Election, we have bad the Honour of being named and unatiimoujly approved of by « very numerous Body of tbe Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders met on that Occafton ; we take the Liberty in this publick Man- ner ofrequefling the Honour and Favour ...
... ourfincereft Thanks for the fteady Support you have given us, from thefirft Commencement of our Canvas to the Conclufion of the late im- terfefl Scrutiny; the extraordinary Condufl ofwhich muft ef- fectually dcmotiftraie the fuperior and acknowledged Strength of ?? fnterett ; fince the Method prefcribed to us upon that Oc- cafion did not allo-iv ?? to refute the trifling Oljeflions that were ...
... : A New Dramatic Satire: In many Scenes, and one very long Act. In which is introduced, The A-la-mode Syftem of Fortune-Helling. Originally plann'd by Joan Plotwell ; and continued by feveral truly eminent Hands, well vcrs'd in the Art of Defigning. The Whole concluding with an important bCRKB of Witches, Gypfies, and Fortune-Tellers ; a long jumbling Dance of Politicians ; and an Epilogue ...
... NO ICE is hereby given. inlLad of the BATH STAGE which lias hcrctolbrc fet out from James ICemf’s in the High-Street, Oxford, every Monday, Ftirlay the 2sth of this Injiant, A::gvjl, MACHINE to carry Four Paflvngcrs will fet out from the fame Place, and to the White Hart at where the Stage Coach now Inns. This Machine will fet out every Friday Morning; and at (he fame Time Machine will fet out ...
... Noble Lord, wholately died on the £2 near that Market I own, accidental. Tins Day is piw'ifhed, By A U T II O R I T V, ( Price. 1;. 6d. neatly bound) [ Wtk a complete INDEX to the' Tear 175 c, wJ . : , . extremely uje/ul, and in no ether Bo.k oftkXind] In a P.r ket She, on a nne Writing Petter, Exaaiy rul'd for al) Accou n rs, Memorandums and Appointments whatever ' BALDWIN'S DAILY JOURNAL ...