... Dan- cing-begins at Eight o'clock. - T«* be S OLD by AUCT I O N By WJLLIAM WATTS,. By a written Catalogue, on Thurfday, Dec. 19, at Mr. JAMES BETTS'* Snip- Yard, at Miftley- Thorn, A Large Quantity of good Stout Oak Slabs, Lift- ings, Top- Ends, old Ship I*lank, Firing, Sec. The whole will Be 'divided into fmall lots. The lots to be cleared away -within one -week after the fale, which will ...

... e Contract, THE WHITE HART INN. Orford, Suffolk, an ?? houfe in full trade. For parti- culars enquire of the Landlord r.t the abovs lioufe. To BELL HANGERS and others THAT will undertake to New Frame, Hang and compleat the EIGHT BELLS at St. Mary Tower Church, Ipswich, are requested to inspect the same, and deliver in their estimates. on or be- fore the 10th day of October next, to the Church- ...

... A .apital drove of GALLOWAY SCOTS and HEIFERS, bp their .bumble fervant, - JAs. CORSON. — ?? WHITE PEASE for SEED- A Large Quantity of White Peafe, that are a curious Sample, and well adapted for Seed, may be had a* 40s. per coomb, by applying to Meflrs. Rteve, Rainbird, and Edmonds, at Ipfwich. (£_- A fara- ple of the peafe may alfo be feen at Mr. Deck's. Bury St. Edmund's. * .. - ERGEANT ...

... 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 ...

... *> arn.outh, on I'nuiisnAV ilrc Seventeenth of Utcemher inftant, at Two of the clpck in the afternoon, /\ BOU 1' Fifteen hundred Forty-two Gallons Ge- l\ ntva, ci;l,t,ii: ...

... the yearly income whereof to the prefent in- cumbent, as now ict, is upwards of 15c-!. ihe incumbent about ...

... permitted to be fhewn upon the Cornhill, or in the poblic-ftreets of this town. T. NOTCUTT, Town Clerk. . CYDER. HAMMOND'S real Herefordihire CYDER m puncheons, hoglheads, and barrels, may be had at his waichoufe in Woocibridge. Tho c who choofe to fe«*l their own calks m y have them filled on the {horteft notice. 10= LONDON PORTER and fi.ie Bottled PERRY. To he st>l D, A Small Freehold ES ...

... made for repairing the read leading from iplwich to Claydcn, the roati, called the Pye Road, in the county of Suffolk, md other roads in the faio a«s men- tioned, will be htld, bjf adjournment, at the Falcon Inn in Claydon atorefaid, on Mouday the nA day of this inft. Anarch, at Ten o'clock in the lorcnoon. By order JOHN EDWARDS, Clerk to the fardTruftees. TURNPIKE. £ A Meeting of the Truftees ...

... IPTION ASSEMBLY will be at the White Lyon Inn, ?? Dec. 30, 176 a. December 16, 1764. THE Creditors of Mr. Thomas Moor, of Purleigh- Hall in the County of Effex, Farmer, are defired to meet at Ac Angel inKELVEDON on Thursday next, the 13d Inftant, by Eleven o'Clock, to receive Propofals for fettliag his Affair?. To be S OLD. A FARM in Haverhill in the County of Suffolk, confift- ing of a ...

... Place. ~ To be SOLD. A Very g«od Two-wheel Post-Chaise and Harness. Enquire at Mr, John Proud ?? at the Horfe and Groom in St. Mary's Parilh, Colchefter. AN honeft, fober, induftrious Gardiner, that can be well recommended, may hear of a g.od Place by applying to the Rev. Dr. Tanner at Hadleigh in Suffolk. Wanted immediately. A Journeyman and an Apprentice to a Mercer and Woollen-Draper. For ...

... the late Edward Hawker, Efq; For the Benefit of Mrs. Susannah Grimwood Lane. AT the Long- Room at Don's Coft*e-Houf« in Ipfwich, on on Thursday ths nth «f this ?? June, will be A CONCERT of Vocal and Inftrumental Mufick, After the Concert there will be a BALL. Tickets to be had at Dod's Coffee-Houfe, and at Mrs. Reere's in Brook-Street, at Two Shillings and Sixpence each. COLCHESTER ...