... in Durham, on Monday rhe 19th of No- vember next, at Ten o'clock in the Foienoon, to conlider of pro per Meafures to be taken fox defending theii refpective Rights upon Lancheftet Fell. The publick Grammar St.too: */ Berwick wport Ttr^d bring vacant by the Rejignauon if tht lati Mafttr, thi Guild has determined to fill thi Fmploymtnt by the ri^l deferving Man they can find to undtrtakt tht ...

... and fot the faid County at Alnwick, on the ;d Dey of Oitol.er inftant, having come to a Kefelution to lett, for a Su.-i certain yearly, th- conveying of Vagiants, a* well fiom New^ caftle to Buckton-l-utn Northwards, as from thence to Newe*#le» any Perfon 01 Teifons therefore aminded to undertake the f*tme» are defired to dclijer theit Piopofals in Wiiting, fealed tip, t»t tl:€ Clerk of the ...

... and from thence to Wefterheugh the Day following; and on Wednefday by Way of Morpeth (where heftayed about ?? at Mr Fenwick's, the Sign of the Black Bull) to Newcaftle, and a Sum of Money in a Leather Bag, wrapped in a blue and white Linen Handkerchief, amounting to 240 1. and upwards, was taken away by cutting a Portmanteau which the faid Servant cairied behind him. Thefe are thetelbre to ...

... bscription, By JOSEPH BAKER, of York, TWO Perspective Views of the Cathedral Churches of YORK and LINCOLN, drawn by the said JOSEPH BAKER, and engraved by FRANCIS VIVARES. These two Cathedrals, being the noblest and most magnificent Cothick Structures in Britain, cannot but entertain the Eye most a greeably in Pictures; and for the Information of such as are un acquainted with their particular ...