... 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 ...

... Painting, (a Storm.) Two fine Plallcr of Pari* Figures; with two Mahogany Brackets, A Camera Obfcura. Landfcapes of Poufin, Rubens, and others, framed and glazed ; with other Prints on different Subjcfts. A very good Grinding-Stone, and Muller. N. B. They will be fold under Prime Coll, the Owner being in great Want of Ready Money.. ...

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... Which for Neatnefs and Frugality, exceeds every other Preparation for that Purpofe; IT gives the SHOE fi Glofs, Black as JET, and 'f* following excellent Properties : It will not in the leaft foil theFing* in putting on the Shoe, the Stodj^! in wearing; it prcfcrves the Leather, keeps out the Wet, makes alw*} look like New, and cauCs it to wear confiderable Time longer, and is by far neater ...

... General F—ke, late G——r G———r; in which ii comprifed the original Order* fent to that General, in three Letters from the S——y at War, with the Minutes of the Council of War held G——r on that Occafion. Alfo Lord Anfon’s Letter to Adm B—g, refpefting thofe Orders; with the Reafons for not putting them into Execution. Planted by D. Henry and R. Cave at St. John’s Gate j and may be had of the ...

... Brollict, at Ofer.ey near Oxford, Are defired to apply to Mr. Bernard Gnfe, CConfeCtione r behind All-Saints Church ; where they will receive proper Satisfaction that the Scandalous Reports which have been fpread by fome evil-minded Perfons, are malicious and ground ici s, and that this China is abfolutely of his own Manufactory. ~To be L E t T. ' And entered upon at Lady Day or Michaelmas ...

... According to fome Letters from the Hague, it has been lately debated in an Aflembl/ of the States General, whether they (hould not iffue Letters of Marque and Reprifal for the Depredations committed on the Velfels of the Rcpubliclc’s Subjects by Bririfh Men of War and Privateers: But the Queftion paflfed in the Negative a very fraall Majority. Some of the cooleft Heads in the Aflembly ...

... , 1753. WIHEREAS at the last Assizes at Buckingham Wiliam Shirley was try'd for poisoning Elizabeth. Franklin, and being convicted thereof, must have been executed the Day after his Tryal, if the Judge, who try'd him, had not been so good, upon ihe Petition of the Grand| Jury from some favourable Circumstances in his Cafe, to reprieve him for three Weeks, which expire on Saturday the 25 th of ...

... to very little Pur poft, tn prejudice tht Old Interefi of this County, it is now indujirioufty jpread about, that ive in- tend Jhortly to decline: Ihis is therefore to affure you, that this Report is falfe and groundlefs. We evety inhere meet witb toa much Succefs, to entertain fuch Thoughts as thtfe. And ive beg Leave farther to afure our Friends, that ivt will never dfert them, nor the ...