... Clofe, having neat Accommodation for -fourteen Young Ladies, having but Eight •p* it her Duty co acquaint the Publick, thac flic -■■more. She alfo takes in Day- Scholars, where SMI Manner of Coloured-Work, fuch;as Fire- ;-titch, Sattin-Stitch, all the Colours fhaded ac- J|^ likewife Embroidery in Gold and Silver, true •> Italian \y o rk done upon Cambrick ; alfo White 'si w**(hing, Dreffmg, ...

... at the Afii-.e*. he'd st Ox «Hon. BaroH i.egge and .Baron Smythc. tea iffion of the judges, Price One shilling, •a illuftrating the Manners of the p relent Age: teamed the remarkable Incidents in che Life of a •'■— fra-fiated from .the French of Moniieur - ■• in Miniature, or Entertaining Traveller; gi- ■;(jfevery thing necclfary and curious in all the •■■ond.— .Adorned with a great many Maps ...

... ral Shapes, as well as that of taking Car'cot Flanders, England aud Scotland, has now tai in Ce'sfoord's Land, immediately upon '•*•> friars Wynd, in the Cowgatc, at the Britui- Noblemen, Gentlemen and others will ?? ?? ' ?? ' : ■ tiinment for Men and Holies, N. P. He has an Entry to his Hoiifc by Cart' n the High (licet or Cowgate, but ?? k ?? j the Cowgate only. MARGARET ENGLIs In the Laigh ...

... Jhtes ; alfo Cuts reprefenthg feveral antique Peruvian Curkftties; an Irfr Cromlech, Ld aa Inflrument to meafnre the Growth of Plants, _V . ¦ THE GENTLEMAN _ MAGAZINE for MAY, 1751. Containing more in Quantity, and greater Variety, than an* Book of the Kind and Price. 7 Life of Ellen G wynn- Me- mcr inconfiftent. Smallpox mofulVerles, &c. Account communicated by Contract of the Weather. ...

... John Cook, late Innkeeper of Moipeth, whofe Clemency to him was fuch as to confine him in Goal till the Law gave him a juft Difcharge * yet he eatneftly de- fires to pay his Debts, and his Wife is willing to luppoit the juft principles of het Husband by het Ait of Cookety, which fhe has attained by a long Praftice, Induftry, and Experience*, which An lhe has biought to fuch Perfection, ss fhe ...

... in Com- pany with JAMES .Caddeli^ to carry on the Bt'.finefs of Undertaking for. FUNERALS ; and propofe Furnifhing allthe Particulars as praftifed in London, viz,.. . , Coffins, of alt. Kinds and l-'rices. Flannels at, aU Prices, and done in the. Engliftv-Manner, if . required.: Black Cloth for hanging Room**; and Scats in -Churches. Sconces of all .Sorts,, particularly Silver Sconces, the ...

... firft Coil, for ready Money, upon Thurfday the 1 uh current, at his Shop hrft Door up the hrft Stair above Don'sClofc-head, in the New Lands oppolite to the Lucken-booths. The Goods are a very neat Aflorcment of Broad Cloths, Germau Sarges, Frifes, iHarragons, Corded Druggets, Hair Shags, Silk, Worfted and Thread Stockings, Silk Pieces for Breeches, Gold and Silver Laces, brocaded and ftript ...

... I.ands be- lmging to Sir George Stuart of GRANDTULLY, Bare. And whoever (hall be found hunting thereon with Guns, Nets ox ?? ihali be prolccute in the high-eft Term. o.Law. Tor H 0 L t A X r» The Edinburgh Company's Ship the & Mafter, is taking in Goods at Lcith. ?? for Paifengers, will fail the 15th inftant \°v* * Icrving. The Maflcr may be fpokc with , ■ : houfetn Edinburgh, any Day of this ...

... bis moft Excellent BALS A M of L I F E, Joseph TR I me R, Druggifl, in the Irengate, Derby, is appointed by the Patentee his OKtly AGENT, at the Place aforefaid to vend the fame. THE faid BALSAM of LIFE is the moft powerful Correiftor of the Juices ever befoie prepared, and its noble Efficacy has been fo remaikably proved, that many Thoufnids have been moft happily relieved thereby, when all ...

... o'clock, when fuch Plummets as aie willing to undeitake the Lead Work of the Infirmary aie defiied to delivei in their Propofals at fix, feven, and eight Pound per Foot. The Houfe Committee intend to admit In-patients on Thurfday nexr. B-. BUR D US, Secietary. %» The Order for taking out the firft Part of ?? in the following Page relating to the Governors, &C. not recom- mending any In ...

... the 1 ptft Day of Augufl V LATE /2* NE ' HUNT ° R HD GUI NEAS Value, .;• •'•'-or boding, to carry t he-following Weight ■**«_£ : * s^ 7 : ?? s ' ' 9 7 -■J r ' * -. lO 7. :, t( ' • - 11 S!he r^ S S rUJ I ?? this P!^ C t0 be «*-&* b y ?? S r 'r ef °c C 3 JUt ' h Ce of PeaCe * Th * • •MththpT Ccrtlficate ' and Affidavits of their SlStaJJt** of Leirh * u PP nahcs, * ,h Da y cs ol the Race to ...

... the Knowledge of -.gricuiure, for his Skill in fearching for and discovering MARLEj COAL and LIMESTONE, is ro fet out from Edin- burgh upon the 24.1. current for the North; any Perfcns who want to have their Grounds fearched, may direct Letters for lum ro any ofthe Poft mafters of the Towns betwixt this and Invernels, cither as he goes or returns, or give in their Names to Archibald Eagle ...