... Houje^ of Mr. Edward Chevassb, the Sign of the Hull at Burford in Oxford-hire, between the Hours of Ten and Twelve in ibc Fcremon\ A Freehold Eflate at Afihall near Burford, ?? *• a fine Sporting Country j confifting of a pretty large Stone built Manfion H?ufe, fit for a Gentleman of 500 1. a Year to hve in, with large and convenient Outhoufinff, Orchards, Gardens, Sec, and about 35: Acres ...

... hath for many Years been fcrved by worthy Reprcfentatives, and raifes an Oppofition from the D. of M. and L — d H 1 ? Echo. C T. Freeholder. Well ; but every Body knows thoft great Men to be, in their own Difpofitions, avcrfe to Party Feuds and Animohties ; who then could make T — ls of 'em, and compel 'em ? Echo. P M. Freeholder. But, fincc an Oppofition is commene'd and carried on, 'tis ...

... Freehold Estate fituatc ■**> Lyfon), nesr Inn, Bci-ks; Confiding Capital Meli'nage or Manlion-Houfr, with Dalry-Koufc, Brcw-houfe, Pievon-houfr, Stables anil otbcr convenient Outriuuftt ami Biniilingn t Ponr Orchanls, two Gai ...

... and bad: again. Tranflated from a Manufcript written by the Prefetto of Egypt, in Company with lome ivliifionaries ds propaganda fde, at Grand Cairo. To which are added, Some Remarks on the Origin of Hieroglyphics, and the Mythology of th-i ancient Heathens. Dedicated to the Society of Antiquaries, London. By the Rt Rev. ROBERT, LordßUhopof (fygbtr. Printed by W. Bowyer, and fold by J. Ward at ...

... SCIIOOt M T £ /« WIrK V. CTolcn or Strayed, out of Eon Meadow neat Oxford, Brown HORSE, of the Saddle kind, lame bifoie ; alxiul fourteen Hands a Half high, with a liiiall Star in his Forehead, a black Mane and Tall, and four black Lgs Whoever will bring the faid Ho. le to Mr, John Farrier in Oxfoid, (lull retire all Charges. ...

... PwatirK Brsakf ast, attended with Mufick.-—An ORDtna at the. Long Ram.—-And Bam. in the Evening.. Where the bell Accom icihric’iis will provided for Ladies and Gentlen.'.it, By their mofi ehligeJ humble Servant, MARY ALLEN.; 1 ■ « WANTED, A Coachman who has been ufed to drive Four Hoifes : He willhe expefled when his Carnage and Horfei do not engage Time, be tmployed in any other Kind of Buo ...

... 01' I-.lcvcn and Tv >, at tl c Whin Hait at Clupping \orion ,n the Coenl . 1 Ox:ord: An E' PATE at KINCHAM, in :lie :. -I.Sctrri-ood ol Chip- g Notion aforefaid, cot-filling of upwards of an Hund*',c) .nd Str\ -ity Acres of Arabic, MoMCW, and I'alture Ur. und, with a very good Manfion Houfc, and every 'Jonvejiience ic-uifite lor carryi: 1- on the Harming- r-jfinefs. The ahove Eftate is Idd by ...

... From the London Gazette Extraordinary, AT a Court St James’s, the Bth Day of July, 1761. PRESENT The KING’s Moil Excellent Majefly, His Royal Highnefs the Earl Powis, Dnke of York, Earl of Harcourt, Archbifhop of Canterbury, Lord Chancellor, Earl Cornwallis, Earl Hardwickc, Lord Pre/idcntj Lord Privy Seal, Lord Chamberlain, Duke of Bolton, Duke of Leeds, Earl of Egmont, Earl of Thomond, ...

... dt the Sign of the White Lien, at Alierten, near Banlury in OxferJjk,re, on Monday the ijth Day June next, between the Ilcurt of Two and Five, TWO Mcfluages or Tenements, with a good Malthoufe, and Clufe thereto adjoining, with the Appurtenances in good Repair ; litu.ate, lying, and being in Shutford, near Alkerton alorelaid, and late in the Occupation of one Henry Shepherd. N. B. The ...

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... WHEREAS Pair «>f open-worked Silver Ducklo were ftolen, in the Hurford Race W.ek, /ram John one o ...

... R»!iclifle Infirmary. Ar(ll Ijerin tx'.i'ay at tievrn .' o'Cloclt. ‘-AM in. tifcoinj ia ti.e feme Day, OfiATOitll') will ißrforrhvd tfu LealrcVTv l BfMfit the faid Infirmary. Tborfdly the id, in the Morning* ibill «the annual Commemoration of Founfieo tathe UnirerfKj y and alte Eateaing. I'OKtQ will he perfarmid bk t|)* • J 2 - • r And Friday die jd, tUm 'manes. .Tho tirtd,in. ...