... : A New Dramatic Satire: In many Scenes, and one very long Act. In which is introduced, The A-la-mode Syftem of Fortune-Helling. Originally plann'd by Joan Plotwell ; and continued by feveral truly eminent Hands, well vcrs'd in the Art of Defigning. The Whole concluding with an important bCRKB of Witches, Gypfies, and Fortune-Tellers ; a long jumbling Dance of Politicians ; and an Epilogue ...

... pradifed, with the proper Ornaments j Arithrnetick of Whole Numbers, and Fractions both Vulgar and Decimal ; the Computation of Foreign Exchanges ; and Book-Keeping, either by the Englilh or Italian Method ; together with conftant Inflec- tions in the Englifh Grammar. Thefe feveral Articles taught, and Boarding included, for Twelve Guineas a Year, and One Guinea Entrance. There are alfo taught ...

... and Implements of Hufbandry of the late Mr. Timothy Holding. To be view d at the Place of Sale, and continued till all are fold. N. B. The Sale to begin on Monday the 30th of this Initant, September, 1754. H 1 1 -1 For the Conveniency of theUNIVERSITY and CITY of OXFORD, In the Room of the STA G E COACH, AHandfome MACHINE, upon Steel Springs to carry four PalTengers, will fet out from Jamis ...

... enquire of Mr. Robert Smith, in Coach- ?? -Lane, in Oxjord aforefaid. N.B. They will be fold off immediately, as the Pre- mises mult be clear'd in ten Days Time. FRANCIS SAVER, At the Mitre Tnn, Oxford, BEGS Leave to inform Gentlemen and Ladies, that he runs genteel, eafy, clofe Poft-Chaife upon St.el- Springs, with able Horfes, at Six-pence a Mile, from Ox- ford to John Holden's at the ...