... yearly Rent of aool. the other 1301. the whole confuting oil Eighteen Yarddand in the common Field, ar.d 300 Acrf* of Inclofure, fuitable fora large Dairy ; with two very genteel FarmY-ioufcs, and all dehrable Conveniences iv exceeding good Repair. Fw further Particulars enquire of Mr. Uord't, at FriciN ford sforefaicj. This Month will be publijhed, Beautifully printed with a large Letter tn ...

... and Wadham College, A neat Silver WATCH, In a black Shagreen-Cafe, the Maker's Name' EWcot 5 likewife a handfome Cornelian Seal fet in Gold with a Gentleman's Arms engraved on it. Whofoever will bring the faid Watch and Seal to the Butler of Wadham College, fhall receive a Guinea Reward with Thanks. 1 N. B. No greater Reward will be offered. 3M)erttfement& To the Gentlemen, Clergy, and ...

... our Readers as have not yet fetn it. SIR, May 28, 1753. YOU muft know, that a Bill has gone thro' both Houfes of Parliament, and may very foon be pafled into a Law, which will enable any foreign Jew, at a very fmall Expence, to purcliafe the Privileges of Englifhmen and Chriflians. Amongft other Advantages this Bill will give to foreign Jews, this is one; they will have aßight to purchafe Land ...

... which have been propagated by the Gentlemen ofi the oppofite Party, I find that it is at laft induftriottjly reported that 1 have declin'd Standing for the County. I take this pub- lick Opportunity ofi declaring, that I never had the leaf Thoughts of declining fince I had the Honour ofi being nominated, and therefore beg leave once more to return my Jineerefi Thanks io toy Friends for their ...

... of to very little Pur pofe, to prejudice the Old Intereft ofthis County, it is now indujlrioufty Jpread about, tbat ive it- tend Jbor tly to decline: This is therefore to affure you, that this Report is falfe and groundlefs. We every where meet with Mo much Succejs, to entertain fucb Thoughts as theje. And we beg Leave jar ther to affure our Friends, that we nvill never defert them, nor the ...

... a Gentleman of OXFORD. Mef iri Ji quemquefuo Modulo ac Puds vermn efi. He r. Oxford : Printed for Jf. Own near Temple-Bar, London j and fold by all the Book.i__.ers in Oxford. This Day is publijb'd* Price One Shilling, A Pocket Companion for Oxford* Containing, AN Accurate Defcription of the Public Edifices, the Buildings in each of the Colleges, the Gardens, Sta- tues, Bulls, Pktures, and all ...

... &c. To hmcfl Ned, and his Friend Mcrcator. Gentlemen, I Doubt not but you, as well as your Friends, have feen a Letter in Mr. Jackfon _ laft Journal, dated Watting- ton, Nov. 23, 1753. and fubferibed, A true Friend to my Country pud the I rode thereof. You are both, I dare fay, like your Friends, perfectly well fatisfied with itj like them are wonderfully plcas'd with it's Wit, arc couvine'd ...

... at Oxford, in Purfuance of an Advertifement of the 6th Infant, for nominating Candidates to reprefent the faid County in Parliament at the next General Elet'tion, we have bad the Honour of being named and unanimoujly approved of by a very numerous Body of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders met on that Occafion ; we take the Liberty in this publick Man- ner of rcquef ing the Honour and ...

... and a half Couple, which were advertis'd by Miftake the 1 2th Inft. to be fold at the Plow and Anchor for 450 1. were difpofed of the Week before for ioool. and are ftill kept at the fame Place, by a Gentleman of great Worth and Integrity.— -They are efteemed by the belt Jrdgei the moil regular, beautiful and fteady Pack ever ken ■, and a- mong many other Excellencies have a peculiar Talent ...

... at the ITo ufe of Mr. Thomas Get/ten, at the Sign of the Mitre Inn in Ox- for.l. on Wednffday the 19th Day of this lnftant Septemler, 1753. .-it Two of the Cloclcin the Afternoon, to coniidi-e of prcper Method* to fupport our Corn Market, fur the Good of the City in general. !N. 13 That this Meeting may be unanimous, all fuch Perf'ons that had rathe** fee the City aud Market ruined than ...

... to very little Purpofe, to prejudice the Old Intereft (this County, it is now induftrioujly fpread about, that we in- \.J Ihortly to decline : This is therefore to afjure you, that this Mort is falfe and groundlejs. We every where meet with too Id) Succefi, to entertain Jucb Thoughts as thefe. A.d we beg leave farther to affure our Friends, that we will never dfert thtm nor the Caufe they fo ...

... Workmen, may meet with great Encouragement and have their Travelling Charges paid them by enquiring at the Bar of the Crofs Inn in Oxford, at the Swan Inn at Cirencefier, or of Ifaac Dent, Mafon, in Crutched Friars, London. ELECTION NEWS. To the Printer of the Oxford Journal. S I R, IHave feen in your laft Paper, and likewife in the Lon- don Evening Poft, an extraordinary Advertifement figned ...