... Acres of Freehold Pafturc Ground, L a. with a Dwelling Houfe thereto belonging: And the Purchafer wouid rather chufe that the Preaniles were con- tiguous to one of the London Roads, cr fome other Turnpike Road leading to Oxford. Letters (Poll paid; directed to che Printer of thil Paper will be duly anfwered. GEntlcincn may be fipplicd with line Orange a- ci Sui - Railin Vv ines, itt twelve ...

... from Oxford to Witney through Eynfham : All Peifons willing to undertake any Part of the faid Road are defired to give in their Plans and Efti- mates to the Rev. Mr. Nafh of Eynfham, who will anfvver any Letters fent to him upon that Subject: — Particularly, Mafons are defired to fend in their Opinions of the pvefent State of the Bridges, and what it will require to make them ftrong and wide ...

... a large ?? New Built Oven; Together with Lofts, Stables, bauis, and all other Conveniences. For farther Particulars Enquire of Mr. John Tilling of Bi'i denham, near IVfl-lVycombe, Bucks. To Cover this SEASON, At Mr. Hawkins'*, a Farmer, at Hardwick in the County cf Oxford, three Miles from Witney, and fieven from Burford. For Seven Shillings and Sixpence a Leap, and Sixpence the Man. The Money ...

... on ihofe Mondays ncareft to the Full Moon. The firft AfTembly wiil be on the ?? Inllant. THE OLD INTEREST Quarterly Meeting, which was agreed to be held at the I'll: Tte Hart in Cl.-'pphig-S'vtoii in this Cunty, on rhe aoth In* flan, is no wr appointed to be held on r riday the feven- icenth Inllant. WHERFAS it has been induftrioufly aud malictoufly reported, gieatly ro my Prejudice, Thar I ...

... Firft VOLUME, (Price Thirty Shillings in Sheets of) A New Edition, with large Improvements by feveral Hands, of 'pHE HISTORY and SURVEY O F LONDON and WESTMINSTER SOUTHWARK, and Places adjacent. ' By WILLIAM MAITLAND, F.R.S. Embcllifhed with 120 Copper -Plater, finely engraved, whicii wiil eof upwards of eight hundred Pounds. VOL. I. Contains the Chronological HISTJHY of LONDON; or, an Account ...

... King $ -Anns, $f> ken-Church, at the Kings-H ead, at Beactntfte/d, at 9 d. per Mii; and two-wheel'd Chatfes, may be taken at ci- ther Place from Oxford xo London', the whole Fare \l. ?? to change Horfcs at proper Stages; Crofs Roads ar c Four whcel'd Chaifes and two wheel'd at pal. per Mile, by MATT. DAVIS, BeaconifieM SAM. CARTER, Stoken Chu -eh. JT, ?? As the Prices are redue'd no great ...

... its full Growth ; it is thought proper to give this public Notice, that if any unqualified Perfon fliall be found fhootirig, or otherwife deflroying, fuch Game, within one Mile ofthis City, fuch unqualified Perfon will be punifhed for the fame, as the Law directs. And whereas it may contribute to the Increafe of the faid Game, were they not kill'd fo Young as of late they have been ; it is ...

... a wen in Partncriliip with Samuel Malbon, as before, (ciia I'urtuerflii pending the rirll of January laft paft) are *.e- -hred forthwith to p.«y their relpective Dibrn to Elizabeth Leaeec the Executrix, or to Samuel Maibon, ar tiieir Hemic in die ifigh-ftreet, Oxford: And all Pcrlbns mho iiave any Demands on tiiem, are deft red to fend them in directly. I ' ' ?? 1 I Bp|H—^■j— —pi — — — I— — 1 ...

... the Firft for the Winter Seafon. T^HE feveral Perfons who flood indebted to 1 JOHN KIRBY, late of the City of Oxford, Peruke-maker, deccafed, at the Time of his Death, arc hereby required to pay their refpective f)tbts to Mr. Cornelius ift) ttn, ot the fiid Ciry of Oxford, Attorneys law, (who is proper y authom.ed to receive the fame) and to no other Per ion whatsoever. JOHN GAS $, ...

... the Music-Room, for the Benefit of Mr. Orthman. The principal Violin by the celebrated Signor Marella. To begin exaftly at Seven o'Clock. Tickets to be had at Mr. Crofs's Mufic-Shop, and at the Coffee-Houfes in Oxford at Two Shillings and Six-pence. To be Sold by AUCTION, On Wednefday the icyth Inflant, and the following Day, By RICHARD WAY, Auftioneer-, THE FURNITURE belonging to the Houfc of ...

... for Mair Cattle, whicii ufed to be held upon Glofter* Green, within the Liberties of the City of Oxioru k nenv revived, and will for the future be held and contii :iied every Week on Glofter-Green aforefaid, without the North- Gate ofthe laid City, for tht* buying; and felling all Man- ner of Hair Cattle. To begin on Wcdjiefday the 3d Day of December ne.\t enfuing. /> * ' ' 1. * * * i Ok 1 rt ...

... he makes Stays and Children's Coats in the beft and molt fafhiorable Manner, and at reafonable Rates; and will wait on Ladies on the leaft Notice, by receiving a Line or Mcflagc, at his Houfe in St. Ebb's Lane ft Oxford. ' March, 1 75 j. To Cover this Seafon, Now in the Hands of Thomas Sims, at Marfton near Oxford, A Chefnut Horfe called JANUS, RISING Nine Years old, fourteen Hands three ...