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... 1 756. . This is to give NOTICE, HpHATthe INN lately kept in this * Town by Mr. Thompson, is now cemp'eatly fit- ted up, and kept by MICHAEL HARRISON, where all Gentlemen, Travellers, and others, may depend upon meeting with the beft Accomodations. - 1 , 1 , To be Sold by AUCTI O N, On Friday the ?? Irjiant, at One ?? precijely, (On the Premises) T^HE Dwellisg-Hoise with the Fix- tures, of ...
... him Jenny, the Property ef two Mer- chants of this Town, will ftart on Ipfwich Courfe, on Tuesday the 6th of April, between the Hours of One and Two in the Afternoon, the beft of three Heats, four Miles at a Heat, for a Purfe of One Hundred Poisnds. To be SOL D. A Good and commodious Dwelling-Houfe at Walton in Suffolk, with a Malting-Office adjoining, and a Stable and Garden, now ia the ...
... ce, THAT the Third SUDBURY SUBSCRIPTION AS- SEMBLY will be ?.t the Swan on Monday the 19th of April 1756. COLCHESTER. SUBSCRIPTION-ASSEMBLY WILL be at the King's Head on Monday the 19th of April Inftant. To begin at Six o'Clock. N. B. Tickets to be had at the Bar, at Five Shillings each. April 6, j 756, ?? UPON the ftridteft Enquiry made of the prefeat State of the 'SMALL-POX in Beccles, this ...
... d upon immediately, THE Anchsr in St. Clement's Parifh, near the Ship- Yard, Ipswich, in good F-epair. Fcr further Particulars enquire of Mr. John Sharp. To be Lett and Entered upon at Michaelmas next. A TENEMENT and FARM, at Rattlesden in the County of Suffolk, now in the Tenure of Humphry Broora. For further Particulars enquire of Mrs.MarthaFifke,Colchefter. LOST between Ipswich and ...
... from thence to fome other Plac?, fhjpt at Lon- don the 7th of February laft, csntaining fundry Pieces ot Irifh Linnen, andiias not fince been heard of j whoever can give In- formation of the faid Trufs, or any Part theresf, to the above- named, fhall receive Half a Guinea Reward, and all reafonable Charges allowed. Tbis is to give Notice, THat the Black Horse, an a*icient and good-accuftcm'd ...
... bo taken on reafonable Term?, by applying to Samuel Caleyi Whitcfmith, near the Corn-Hill, Ipfwich-. ' N. B. A I.ad that has been enter'd in the Smith's Trade will be moft agreeable., ALL Perfons indebted to George Ixer, of St.Mary Key Parifh, Ipiwich, are hereby required to pay their reflec- tive Debts within twenty D.'iys after Date, or they will be iued without further Notice j and ail ...
... The Particulars of which will be very fhortly advertifed* in this Paper. - ON Tuesday next, being the nth of May, (New- market Second Meeting) there will be a Plate bf 10b Guineas, or upwards, t© be run for by the Four-year-olds - Weight 8 Stone.â And on thefame Day will be a or 3 Matches' On Wednesday the Subfcription-Plate, and fome Matches. And on Thursday, a Plate of 100 Guineas, or ...
... qualified to ferye a_ + Mafters, Mates, : ...
... ce, THat after Whitson Holidays the ancient GRAM- MAR SCHOOL at Bishop-.tortfsD in Hertford-- shire will be open'd for the Education of Young Gentlemen^ PP-EE BRITISH FISHERY- OFFICE, Royal - Exchange, March ?? 1756. ? r T**{f IS is to give Notice to ail Per fons ...
... all other Sort* of Spirituous Liqucrs j alfo Britifh- maa-e WHINES, cf a fine Flavour, and a large Quantity of choice found CYDER, (now in Becclcs, Suffolk) and is nothing but the ne_;t Juice of the Apple 5 likewife Men's and Women's Hats, Steck- ings, 'Tobacco, Snuff, Sec. N- B. That as he don't intend to continue a Stack of Goods in botli Towns, thole in Hales worth -will be difpofed of upon ...
... Stable thereto belonging, .plea- fantly fituated, and ftands extremely well for Trade, by Wm. Woods of Wickham-Market, Suffolk, the prcfent Owner and Occupier thereof, of whom enquire for further Particulars. He takes this Opportunity to acquaint his Cuftomers and others, th3t as he intends to decline Trade at or about Michaelmas next he now purpsfcs, from the Day of this Advertifement, to ...
... the 14th of Junl i7i>-S«' _■• . t v. _ To be S O L D. A Freehold Me__uage and Butcher's Shop in Bramford, hear Ipswich, in the Occupation of Wm. Hines and Sam. Jakes, at the yearly Rent of Five, Guineas* - Enquire of Mr. Richard Mott at Carlten. To be S OLD. A Four- Wheel CHAISE, witha Top and a Box, new- lined and in good Condition. Enquire of Mr. Richard Wood, Attorney in Woodbridge, or Wm. ...