... of Card-playing; efpecially the Game of ALL-FOURS, As it hath been Publickly play'd at OXFORD, In this prefent Year of our Lord, Mdccliv, In a LETTER' From Mr. Gyles Smith, to his Friend Abraham Nixon, Efqj of the Inner -Temple. London: Printed for W. Owen, near Temple-Bar; and fold by all the Bookfellets of Oxford, and by the Men who carry the Oxford Journal. TO BE LETT, A Large Dwelling ...

... Berkshire. is hereby given, That a Meet- X^l ing of the Ccmmijjioners for putting iri Execution the late Act of Parliament Jor regulating the Navi* gation tf tht Rivers Thames and Ms, will be held by Ad- journment at the Town-Hall in Reading on Tuefday the Fifth Day of November next at Ten ?? in the Forenoon. And that a Sub-meeting of rhe J'aid Commiffioncrs will be held by Adjournment on the ...

... head of Profeflbr Saunderfon, by Grignion ; a re. prufentation of a Coral Tree 1 two Coins, and tvvo an! tient Seals, engraved on Copper ; with Mr. Graham's contrivance for a dead leaping in Clocks, and other Cuts. Containing mort in ihtantity and greater Variety than any Book of the Kind and Price. I. New obfervations on public roads. 11. Graham's dead fcaping defcribed. 111. Ame ican hiftory ...

... ergy, and Freeholders of the County of Oxford. Gentlimk n, JeffE takt this publick Opportunity of returning you our fincere and hearty I banks for the numerous and fplendid Appearance vest herve every Day of the Poll made in our Fa-vour ; and as the great Number ofi cur Friends thai are fiill to Poll, makes us appiel.enfiwe that the Books cannot be clofed till Monda.y j We leg that our Friends ...