... admitted till publick Notice fot I that Puipofe he given in this Tape;. R. B U R D U S, Secretary. N. B. Old Linen for Bandages is greatly wanted. JACOB It fLSON, Plumber, from London, WORKS all Sorts of Plumbers Work, likewife leaden rumps for Ships or Houfes, and has made feveral which have given gicat Satisfaction to thofe who got them. He is to tie found at Mr Thsmas Walton's, Glaficr, ...

... Monday next the ifcth inft. at Tea o'clock in the Foienoon, on Mattel* telating to the Building. By Order, R. IVRDVS, Sectetaiy. N. B. The lnfiimaiy 1* now full of Patients. The Pnblicb are defired to take Notice, THAT the annual PAiR, which was formerly held at Duiham on the 4th Day of Septembet, will this Yeat, by Reafon of the AHeratioh of the Style, be held on the 15th Day of the faid ...

... tht Market-place in Morpeth, ntxt rite Town-hall, THE HOUSE and GARDENS late in the Poflef- lion of Mis Smith, and Mr Cowl, Keepers ot the Poft Office. There are exceeding good Stables tor between 30 and 40 Horfes. Enquire of the Rev. Mr Fenwicke, Vicar of Bolam. N.. B. This will bt only once more advirtiftd. To be SOLD, by MICHAELCALLENDER, Seedsman, In the Middle-ftreet, Ncweaftle, or at his ...

... them being entiiely new built, has a veiy beautiful Salli'd Ftont, and the other two are in good Repair. There is. a commodious Garden behind the Same, with large and convenient Stabling and Lofting, and Sufficient Room in the Yaid foi Hay to ft and, befides plenty of.good Water on the PremiSes. For further Particulars enquire of Mr Richard Chambers at the White CroSs. N. B. The aforefaid ...

... under Pretence of a Recommendation from fevetal Gentlemen of Credit, ?? upon one of the Governors to rervommend him to the Infirmary, aod was thereupon receiv'd into tjie Houfe on the i«h of Septem- ber laft, andaftei being well treated there for fome Time, runaway *ith a new Shirj fiom the Infirryjary, and has not fince been heard of: Notice is hereby given, that if the faid Anthony ...

... LEAP this Season, At Mt Carr’s, Cotbtidge, Northumberland, at One Guinea a Mace, and one Shilling to the Servant; THE famous Horse, MAGNIFICO. He was bred by-the late Sit Marmaduke Wyvill, and got by Regulus; his Dam, Young Belgrade; his Grand dam. Alcough Blaekatop; bis Great Grand-dam, by Rubinfon’s Colt, Son of Rockwood; his Great Great Gtand-dam, Hautboy ; aud was own Sifter to Wjrndham ...

... Estath, confining of tgood Dwcl- J~\ l.'nj hoc'r, r>ifn ...

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... THREE E S of Meadow and Failure Ground in Notion, in the County of Duiham, Pan whereof ,4 Freehold xrd. Pan Copyhold, the Whole confifting of about », Acre*, and now in the Poffedion of James Sayer, Tenant thereof. Enqutic of George Hutchinfon, Of of Mt Raisbeck, At'O', rey at t.a-». 111 S-oeVt.Mt. I'o h ...

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... ext. A Farm, in the Lordship of Eldon, and County of near 200 Acres Meadow, and Pasture Tithe free, and well watered and hedged, with Lime and Coal in the Lordship, now the Possession of Ralph Trotter, who, on Account of his ill State of Health, is desirous of quitting this Farm Apply George Barber, Eldon who will (hew the Grounds, Mr Dixon, in Weftgate flreet, Newcaftle. bi LETT, and tnttrtd ...

... af Oitaby, Unwa J naat-gne»l »f the Ordianac, «ra», bit Majefty’* Ca«> mand, (worn of bit Majefly’i Moft Horn. Trivy-council, took bn Place at the .'.ard.aacari. :iaf baa beta pleafcd to appoint the jypm. Meaty iienvillc, bia Embaflador at cite Centt of rhc Gtaad Si|aioi. (l**. G«a.} ...