... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... , 1753. WIHEREAS at the last Assizes at Buckingham Wiliam Shirley was try'd for poisoning Elizabeth. Franklin, and being convicted thereof, must have been executed the Day after his Tryal, if the Judge, who try'd him, had not been so good, upon ihe Petition of the Grand| Jury from some favourable Circumstances in his Cafe, to reprieve him for three Weeks, which expire on Saturday the 25 th of ...

... to very little Pur poft, tn prejudice tht Old Interefi of this County, it is now indujirioufty jpread about, that ive in- tend Jhortly to decline: Ihis is therefore to affure you, that this Report is falfe and groundlefs. We evety inhere meet witb toa much Succefs, to entertain fuch Thoughts as thtfe. And ive beg Leave farther to afure our Friends, that ivt will never dfert them, nor the ...

... Oxford on Monday Morning next, precifely at at Four, to Carry PafTengers Gratis to Hlnly Feast. Places may be taken at the Spiii-Crouj in the High-Street. Pcrform'd, if God permit, by WILLIAM ME ARS. ?? awectifemetite* To the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Oxford. 7J/ r ll E R EAS, after many other Artifices made tift of 10 very little Purpofc, to prejudice tht Old ...

... at Oxford, in Purfuance of an Advertifement ofthe otb Infant, for nominating Candidates to reprefent tbe faid Lounty in Parliament at the next General Election, we have bad the Honour of being named and unatiimoujly approved of by « very numerous Body of tbe Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders met on that Occafton ; we take the Liberty in this publick Man- ner ofrequefling the Honour and Favour ...

... Warehoufe at Stow in the Would, where any perfoii may be fupply'd with all Sorts of Sadler's Ircn- Lmgera Goods in the Wholefale Way, upon the lowcft Terms, By their Humble Servant, HENRY PRETTY. •fs\ B. His Warehoufe is at Jofeph Pitn--*n\ White- Smith in the Cow Fair, and wiil be there continued. An Expoftulatory DIALOGUE: or the Th? lajl Scolding Match between BrLLINCSGATE ar.d his LVife, ...

... Races, at the Widow Aycott's, the Sign of the Three Tuns in Mar- low, between the Gentlemen of Buckinghamfhire, and the Gentlemen of Berkfhire ; to fhew 25 Cocks in the Match, for two Guineas a Battle, and 16 for one Guinea a Battle. Shanks feeds fbr Buckinghamfhire, and Huggins for Berk- fhire. There will be an Ordinary at the faid Houfe each Day. whence they came aad where they arc. They did ...

... Price Ten Shillings) A NEW EDITION OF MEDITATIONS and CONTEMPLATIONS. Containing, Vol. I. Vol. 11. Meditation* among the Contemplations on tM Tombs. Night. Reflection! onaFLOWja- Contemplations ontl:l Garden. And, Starry Heavens, m A Descant on Crbation. A Winter-Piece.. By JAMES HERVEY, A.M. Reclor of Weflon-Favell, in Nortbamptorfnre. Printed for John and James Rivington, at the Bible-* ...

... to the following Eftcc., It h with the ut- mojl Satisfaction I have received Advice from Ox- f—djh-e ofthc kind Reception which our well-be- loved, the Princes C—rf—ni, have met with from the Friends of the N~w Int-r-f} ; this is a frefh Teftimony of their Veneration and Attachment to mr 45 Perfon and Affairs. With no lefs Indignation and Dijappointment muft I mention to you the ...

... 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 ...

... ** tfe of to very little Purpofe, to prejudice tbe Old Interefi of this County, it is now induftrioujly fpread about, tbat we in- tend fhortly to decline: Tbis is therefore to affure you, that this Report is falfe and groundlcfs. We every where meet with too much Succefs, to entertain fuch Thoughts as thefe. And we beg Ltave fartbtr to affure our Friends, that we will never d'fert tbtm, nor ...