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... ferving it, as being a DifTenter j and next Tuefday a Common Hall will be held to elect another in his room. Monday Morning died at Upton, near Windfor, the Rev. Mr. Grofmith, Minifter of that Parifti and Hedgely both in the County of Bucks, and one of ...
... confirmed bjr Stmha in Afinhgj, or Wbiu-uAtcb, who was refened to on accoont of a jroaag Woman, faid to be afiifted with an ancommoa Di(order, and proooonccd be bewitched j the Mob in confcqoeßCc of this Intelligence, on Thurlday repaired to Burton, and afttr ...
... being nomi- nated refpeaively as Candidates to repreftnt this City again in Parliament, by great Numbers of our refjeaive Friends, We requefi the Favour of your Votes and Interefi at the next Eleaion, whicb will ever be the greateft Obligation to Gentlemen ...
... Monday next. Another Broker of feme Eminence (though not in the Stock Jobbing Way) having thought proper to difappear, his Friends give out that he is gone to carry his Daughters over to France for Education. He went off much about the 'lime that Mr. Rice ...
... willi the Menf .na- tion of Sojicrficic'tand Solid. 5 Surveying of Land, with the vaiious Inft.um_.tita ROW in life ; Geome- try, in Theory and Practice ; rtifjonometry,botb plain and fpherical, with its Application to the various Branches of the M f. maiicks ...
... Bonds. heir long Sid ai the is. has verv fenftbly r.ff died tire poor People Parts, partir uiarly the Cartrrfn, Wagor-meu, and K'el mcn, who ), , I ..vrver, drfcrvcdly gainrd tire j i. ! -will the try, . ! . ~v Bcliaviout.” * - We hear that the Reverend ...
... after 30 Yeats confant and late Practice in a private as well as public Capacity, bis acquired the Art of curing molt medicable Di (tempers. He is allowed by all Surgeons that know him, to he the Wonder of tlle A -£e for curing of Rup- tures or broken follies ...
... depend atone upon Clocchtr ite Neighbourhood) but Chance Placet may bad Monday and Thurflay Night* la the Heraierd at edaaU MAY 7 di. 1766. XHE following WINE Meat at Imported* Are fold JO H N STARK At bis Coffee-Houfe, the Conor the Turle, in OXFORD, Frontiniac ...
... and the Publick are deflred to cbfi.rve, th.lt the above Goods will be fold upon the lame Terms as in London. *•£* A genteel Youth, out of a gbod Family, is wanted as an Apprentice. None need apply that cannot give a handfoine/ffejhiuin. / -tt : ~r*Z?ffd* ...
... -5, 176*. MR. EDWARD LLOYD, begs Leave te inform his friends, that for the better Accommo- dation of Boardtrs, he i_ removed to a largt convenient Houfe, the upper I.ntl of the Vineyard; where Youth are cv-nmodkiufly hoard*., and ?? in Wntinjt, Arith- ...
... 16, i 7 6g. MR. EDWARD LLOYD, begs Leave to inform his Friends, that -for the better Accommo- dation of Boarders, he is lemoved to a large conveniuu Houfe, the upper End of the Vineyard; wliere Youth arc com modioli fly boarded, and inflrufted in Writine ...
... thfwt h th. Di • ' ' - rhood, in the tnoft lata, eafy, and*' ■ ?? vithputtht leall RW .1 ii*. 01 i ?? ; ?? ' •or(*J- rvnirl**, uuft ?? ■ ?? i ?? 1 i ?? :tc l nrt * ?? y , many of his I ' ■ , t , v*'u ?? Ht.lth fince IncnuUtton than th V di ' for . ...