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... near Overton, AH the COOL'S and FUR- S'! UR£ «if pjjtc, linen, wife all the -e.ifus in i». waggon«, ratt?, '.a. r â¢>.»â¢Â»; hr>rfr», lour cows, and ail the implements U,i g,,,- lt h Hufiocfs.Jâ ...
... difcover the perfon or perfons chat Bo'e fo that they may be convitted thereot, fhail receive One Gui- nea reward, to he paid by me, Ww LLIAM BEZANT. If an accomplice makes a difcovery, he will be intitied to the fame reward and a free pardon ...
... A BIN G:D N. 7M. JONES, &c. begs to ac- ? quaint his friends, chat he has taken Mr. HUGH LEY into-partnerfhip ;-and as Mr. Ley’s medical education has been fuperior to the generality of praétitioners, Mr. Jones flatters himfelf alone willim a great meafure ...
... implements and taken a fair ■ Enquire Mr. auctioneer, Windfor, Berks. OXFORDS R, t. TO be LETT, and entered next, for a term years, FARM, bounding op the river Tham-.j, and near £)od market*- to«vs; confuting large a c«nven,i3nr a and f>ur birns, davits ...
... C A a Ll L, E wfual, I A Ww. Par ANTED, A tnerfhip in the country, W A linele gentleman aged a4, who is, and has heen in ia London ten sears paft bis motive ia an heaithy and dite, withes to engage upan NO other the mof honourable terms with ...
... PUBLIC. Suppofe two perfons, A. and B.—(A) purehafesa Ticket, or Share, or at any other containing only ONE it is evident, that at the moment in which a Capital prize is flarting out of the prize-wheel, there is but ONE chance of A’s fingle number to be drawn ...
... ANTS a Place, as HOUSE-KEEPER to a fingle gentieman or a whiower, a middle aged Womany.of guad wha underftands manege- atent, and can be well recommended, CES ao For particulars, apply. to the printer of this paper. O COVER this Seafon, at Céokham, near ...
... Contsining ail the chat have ever in the Langusge, Por the of the Young of both Sexes. Day is poblifpéd, — legantly arinied in large OGave, a ize fe to e any other, sna the mot refpectabic, ¢! at, and pote oy Mr. Fry proper for fuch a work, types ¢ on nefs ...
... A SCENE we tHe ELECTION, A new FARCE, Now performing in various Parts of the Kingdom by bis Majefty’s Servants. A at his work ¢ CRISPIN. hammering a fole. Y the Lerd of the Manor, thou art a tough tece, and not unlike the hide of my wife for ...
... by 20, a dining parlour, a room and ftudy ; five princi vants fooms, with ever pal bed-chambers and proper fere water, ftablia y convenient office, ferved with mot g. for fiz horfes, a coach-houfe and other out-buildings, a kitchen garden cr ...
... tfrfvstfc A FEEv.JOe l. f- )S . payable half) f T air'*- r!>l a ''d tl > treat fjr-th.e anply Mr. attorney, tartl-vlb'tel, Kei'iin^. '* ** 7. ' i » eiic«-re«i upon ' . the. . I,'lto.n yof the « Img of a4O 1 .» J bOUt 178 Jc% * r ' ...
... init a very ufeful and wel! chofen library, a good cold &c. with extenfive fruit; ata litle dif 7 ‘ gardens weil furnithed with a ance on an eminence is a tower or beiviner>, 3 rooms one above another befides the leads on the top, which commands ...