... Leties in the' County Ol York, Linen- Draper and Hofier, ?? of all. Sorts of Linen-Drapery Goods, with a large Quantity ot f*ariet,.brue, and drab /hoxt Chalet. The Safe' to begirt' on fiir^y the. fourth Day of Pebnutry heXP, and to ; continue-'cillall are told. * &. Ail Perfons who have any Demands upon the- faiu I homis Stojhenfen, are defired to bring in tnefame-' to Mr. John Moxoti, ...

... CX, AVith the COMEDY calied THE SEAT AG EM. Archer by Mr. LEE, Mrs. Sullen by Mrs. LEE. AVith a Farce (never performed here but once) called, The Duke ttad no Duke, or TrapoHn's Vagaries. The Part of Trapolin by Mr. STAMPER. ?? As Boxes were laft Winter frequently taken by Ladies, who only fill'd the Front Rows thereof^ yet (by nominally pre-engaging the whole) EXCLUDED OTHERS from coming to ...

... MUSICK, With tiie COMEDY of The SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND, (Being me laft Tifne of performing it tkis Seafon) Ranger by Mr. LEE, Mr. Strickland by Mr. Wright, Frankly by Mr. Griffith, Bellamy by Mr. Heyman, Jack Meggot by Mr. Stamper, Jacintha by Mrs. Price, Mrs. Strickland by Mils Hamilton, And Clarinda by Mrs. LEE.. With a Farce, called MISS in her Teens. Captain Flafn by Mr. LEE, Fribble by Mr. ...

... fcandalcus and malicious Reports which have been propagated to his Prejudice are without the leall Foundation, Hereby begs Leave to inform Gentlemen and Ladies, That he will burn China of his own making at Ofeney- Mill /iforefaid, on Wednefday next the Fifteenth of this Inflant, from Nine ?? in the Morning till Twelve, where all thofe who are pleafcd to honour him with their Company will ...

... Brollict, at Ofer.ey near Oxford, Are defired to apply to Mr. Bernard Gnfe, CConfeCtione r behind All-Saints Church ; where they will receive proper Satisfaction that the Scandalous Reports which have been fpread by fome evil-minded Perfons, are malicious and ground ici s, and that this China is abfolutely of his own Manufactory. ~To be L E t T. ' And entered upon at Lady Day or Michaelmas ...

... are defired to fend their Propofals in Writing to Mr. Barnard'mLeedet. The faid Road is propofed to be made by a good and ?? Pavement four or five Yards wide, and a Horfe Caufeway, of broad flat Stones, near the Side of fuch intended Road. / ?? I* the- PRESS, And fpeedily will be fubliflfd, A CATALOGUE OF CHOICE BOOKS, In moll ARTS and SCIENCES, Amongjl •which are, FOLIO'i Di a ke's Hiftory of ...

... A C O NCER T of M USIC X, With a TRAGEDY, called The MOURNING BRIDE. :. Ofmyn by Mr. LEE, The King by Mr. Wiight, Gonfilez by Mr* Heyman, Garcia by Mr. Tonington> Zara by Mrs. Price, And Almeria by Mrs. LEE, With a Farce, called the LOTTERY. Jack Stocks (alias Lord Lace) by Mr. Griffith j Lovemore by Mr. Kennedy, And Chloc (alias Lady Lace) by Mrs. Price. ■S^, This Day the nth Day ofthe Moon, ...

... Notice is hereby That the Repair of this Road will be lett. And that any Porous who are willing to undertake the fame, ate deiired to fend thcit Propofals Wntmg, , up, the Clerk at the nest Meeting, which will * held 'Shotton’s, in Ponteland, Wednelday the is>th Day ofEebtuaty »ext, at Eleven ©’Clock in the Fotenoon. . N. B. The Road will lect to fucli or Pcrfons, wnol Propofols arc mod ...

... With the COMEDY of Much ado about Nothing* Benedick by Mr. LEE, Beatrice by Mrs. LEE. In Aft the 2d will be introduced, A GRAND MASQUER 4DE SCENE. With a Farce called, The HONEST YORKSHIREMAN. * # * As Boxes were laft Winter frequently taken by Ladies, who only fill'd the Front Rows thereof; yet (by nominally ore-engaging the wkede) EXCLUDED OTHERS n on/coming to the Play ; & 'tis propofed ...

... NoTICB 1* IIfBEBV «IVKH. THAT the ncit Meeting of the Trustees will be at the Hsoft of Mi Geotge Ridpath. in Bei«ick ® . Tweed, on the Day of Jannaiy inft- at Eleten or the Clock in the forenoon; All Peifon* willing to undeiuke Making N Poft-toad, beginning at the End the nttt T* , oppofite to-ChelWkk, and leading to Haggetfton South-biiOge and alfo the Road leading ftom Emethill Caul'ty, ...

... to be continued Monthly Price 6 1 X General Magazme OF * ° ARTS and SCIENCES* Ph ilosop h i c a t i Philological, Mathematical, and Mechanical, i fi. Under the blowing Headi, viz, 2 C i y°, un B ? e , mleraen ** tbplogy, Grammar, Rhetoi and Ladies Ph.lofophy jor ric, Logic, poetiy, Geo* a particu ar and accurate graphy; Gbjm..l_£ hout Survey of the Work, ot IJ Anatomy, PhyVeS Nature, y Way of ...

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