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... Tickets lo be had at the Bar, at Five Sliilliugs each. SAXMUNDHAM CONCERT and BALL, (being the laft foe the prefent Subfcr.'puen) wiii be oa Wednesday tne 16th of this Inftant September. For the B ENE F I T of Mr. JOSE PH GTBBS. AT the Affembly-Room in Ipswich, on Thursday the 17th of September. 1761, will be A CONCERT of Mufick, and a BALL. N. B. Tickets may te had at Mrs. Dod's, or of Mr. ...
... Neck, but without doing us any damage. The next morning the firing was returned, and, as we have fince heard, with fuccefs; two of the enemy being killed, and feveral wounded. The cannonading has been continued on both fides aim oft ever fince, without any lofs on our fide. The enemy, we hear, had a Lieutenant fhot on Monday one of our cannon-balls. How many they have loft in the whole, fince ...
... have had meeting to conlider ol the propriety of carrying the y.. ■■ J , Efq; who were of opinion tint his Grace had been ill advifed in that matter, and begged he would Hop all proceedings, and lignified their concern at his Grace’s ever having condefeended take notice of him ; which account, it is laid, further Heps will be taken in this matter. r, a court of Aldermen and Common Council was ...
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... ready f«r the R?c prion of Patients by the latter End of Yelruary next. Such Peifons as fhall be pleafed to put themfeives under his Care, are defned (o give him eaily Notice, that he may with more Conve- nience apj^'nt the Time for thsm. j To the Gehtaefaen, Qef§y\ anc* Freeholders of tn; CdrTnif of S U FPOL JC. j-jftAFING bad th Honour, at a General Meting held her* this Day, to be ...
... of country, Di-, vided as, drey werfr before in many opinions,, there was then but one and 1 the fame j and this; centered an unanimous deteftation of what; they efteemed aftion repugnant to liberty, and fubverfivfr of their rights, A* fixed, determined refolution, of refiftanbe was) with general concordance immediately foipaed; to this rciblution they appear to think themfelves confc&ntioufly ...
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... be SOLD by AUCTION HE N R 7 BULLED, At the Csown Inn at Botefdale, on Thvbsdat the 16th day of Auguft inft. at Two in the afternoon, -p Of excellent rich Failure 3 >n arable land, lying in Two pieces, near place called Weft-ftreet, in Rickinghall Inferior, and now in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Warren, under leafe which will expire at Miehaelmas next, when the fame may be entered upon by a ...
... the Afffignees of JOHN BARNARD, late of Ipswich, Shipbuilder, Bankrupt, deceafed, A Freehold Meffuage Coach-houfe, stables, and ether convenient buildings thereto belonging, a*fo lerg* gardens planted with the bed fruits pafture grounds, and filb-pondi, in St. Clement*s parish, Ipfwich, lately occupied by the said J. Barnard. A:fo, AFreehold new built Brick Tenement, and Garden adjoining, in ...
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... s H R. LAWTON, Efqj J a w ** r; » AfTt-mblies and Public llie-.iki.ills at BaMFokd's as ufualj fj? For pariicul.ns, fet* this paper of May 6. To be eT~dT~D or -L E T T, A Large commodious Freehold Dwelling* Houfei with feveral out-buildings and IfabLs, pleafantly, ft. tuated on the Hog-hill, Bury .St. Edmund's, rear the mar- ket plate, and in good repair, fit for a private lamiiy t# nadef ...