... Oxford, in Lots, (for Ready Mo» ney only) a large Quantity of Linnen-Drapery and Mer- cery Goods, confifting of Dowlas, Irilh Linnens, printed Linnens and Cottons, Plain and Flowered Lawns, with great Variety of Linnen Checks, Ruffia, Irifh, and Lancafhire Sheeting ; feveral Sorts of Stuffs mixed with Silk, a Variety of Brolios, Cambiets, Camblettees, Scotch Camblets, Shalloons, and Yard-wide ...

... for the ?? YOUNG. With a Dedication to all Maflers and Governef es of Schools ; and a Preface, fpecifying the Na- ture of the Work, and it's Utility in forming Young Minds, preferable to the ufual Method of intruding them by Fable, &c. The whole on a new Plan, adapted to the Fancies and Capacities of thofe of tender Years, and taken from their ufual Diverfions and Employments, alfo on Subjects ...

... Mellachip, Braiier, &c. At the Golden Difh, in High-ftreet, Oxford, A large and curious AlTortrnent of JAPAN GOODS, Very elegantly finifhed, COnfifting of Tea-Tables and Waiters of all Si7.cs, fonie of them after an entire new Taile, particularly Square-Ones; Tery beautiful Tea Kettles and Lamps, and Bread-Bafkets of various Patterns. At the fame Place are fold, Brafs, Sec. open-work 'd ...

... of St. Michael, in Oxford, confining of a very good C-lliirsmd Yard, a Shop, Parlour, and Kitchen on the Krl. Floor; three Rooms tip one Pair of Stairs, and t.vo Rooms np two Pair of Stairs. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Charles Taylor, Attorney in Oxford. To be L E T T, For a Term cf not lefs than fourteen Years, and to be entered upon at Michaelmas next, AFARM of about One Hundred ...

... the Revival and Re-eftablifhment of a CHARITY SCHOOL, For the better Education of POOR GIRLS, Within the Precinfts of The Univerfity and City of Oxford; to be inftruttcd in their Chriftian Duty; in Reading, Wri- ting, common Accounts, Plain -Work, Knitting, and Spinning Linncn ; from the Age of Eight to Twelve Years. Such Perfons Who are difpofcd to be Contributors to This Good Work, arc ...

... a Week only) W Herein the Whole ART of COOKERY is rendered Eafy, Pleafant, and Familiar: And fuch Dfreltibns laid down as are fufficicnt to qualify any Pcrfon that can read, to Le COOK in the Bef Families, without having any other Inftrucliom. Containing a greater Variety than was evtr befort publijh ?? of The moft Elegant, yet Icaft Expcnfive Receipts; As alfo the beft M ith on of Brewing and ...

... his Widow, lately dec*-afed, are defircd to pay their refpe&ive Debts, on or before Lady-Day next, to Elizabeth or Mary Barnes, the Executrixes of Elizabeth Bamts, deceafed, or they will be immediately fued for tho fame without farther Notice from Their humble Servants, Eliz. and Mary Barnes. All Perfons, who have any Demands on the faid Eftates, are defired to fend in their Accounts, in order ...

... Built Oven ; together with LcF.s, Stables, Barns, and all other Convenience For farther Parti- culars Enquire of Mr. John Billing of Bradenham, near Weft Wycombe, Bucks. This Day is Publifhed, (Price Tivo Shillings) To be had of the Printer, and of the Men who carry the Oxford Journal, A Compendious Method of Book-Keeping, Formed upon the Italian Plan, And calculated for thofe Tradefmen ...

... now in the PoiTeflion of Mrs. Bull. For Pa' ricutars, enquire at the faid Houle. TO BE LETT, And Entered upon Immediately, A Good Dw ellinc-House, wirh Work- fhops, Vats, Coppers, Sec. and all other Conve- niences fit and neccflary for carrying on the feveral Trades of a Soap-boiler and Tallow-Chandler, fituate in Sheep- ftreet, in Uictfer, in the County of Oxford, and lately occu- pied and ...

... is intended on Monday rhe jth Inftant, will, for rhc Convenience of the Sublcribcrs and others, begin foon after Six o'Clock. ' ■ ■ ■' - — *- -■ - ■ I I ■!!■■■ ■ . * On Monday next will be publsjhed, And given gratis, purfuant to our former Advertifements % PROPOSALS, With a PLAN and SPECIMEN annexed, For printing Weekly, by the King's Authority, A NEW WORK, entitled, A Complete BODY of ...

... marked A . K. with the Figure of an Angel engraved above the faid Letters. Who.rer will bring the faid Spoon to Mr. Ed- ward King's, at the Angel -hm, in Oxford, or give Infor- ms ;ion to him, when the fame is oltered to be pawned or foli, fhall meet with all proper Encouragement, and the Favour gratefully acknowledged. W T ith His Majesty's Royal Privilege and Licence, This Day is Publiflfd, ...

... of Age, ?? has hud the Small Pox, and a tolerable Education. Such a Boy, well recommended for his Sobriety and cool Behaviour, will be taken on very reafonable Terms. For farther Particulars enquire of the Printer of tl.fr Paper. This Day is Publiftid~Price One Shilling, (With Pafouitfs Letter to the Good People of CAMBRIDGE, THE S P V: O R, P A S I N at OXFORD, Containing, among a Multitude ...