... the Mukcr- Pla.r, confifling cf a Common Room, Shop, Par- lour, fve Chamber, nvo of tiiem lvins with Tapiftiy, and another elegantly painted; (iui O.^c s, two Stables, &x\ Alf ito hs fb'd, Four Feather Beds, Bedft-ads, and Furniture, « Clo k, brafi Tack, Tables, Cheft tf Drawer, a Looking glafs with a raifed gilt Frame, tlvrc Fur- naces, &c. Eiquire at the Houfe, or of Mr. Wiring Mercer in Hit ...

... 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 ...

... Society of Exeter College. In Pveply to the VICE-CHANCELLOR, Dr. KINO, and the Writers of the London Evening Pojt. London: Printed for S. Crotvder and H. Woodgate at the Golden Ball in Pater-nojier Row. To be had alfo of the Bookfclleri in Oxford, and of the Men who carry this Paper. At W OODSTOCK, In the County of Oxford, (Being a moft pleafatit and healthy Situation) V O U T H may be Boarded ...

... .Sale, pr his Houfc in rhe High- Stre*t t OXFORD, various Kinds of Mercery, and Millinery Goods at Vr'me Cojf. The furniture of th . Houfe w : be fold ; confining of Standing, Settee, and Tent Bed.-, Uc, Tapcf-ry and Pa- per Hanging : Muho^iny Tabic*, Glaffi's, and Kitchen Furnituie, ?? Som? Old China, and fap:»n. A C3ol- L'-tion of Pi-lure. ; fume by em.-.ew Mailers, And a Quantity of ...

... OR, AN Unanswerable Vindication of the Society of Exeter College. In Reply to the VICE-CHANCELLOR, Dr. KING, and the Writers ofthe London Evening Post. Loftipn: Printed foT S. Crcwder and H. Woodgate a; thf Qh'den Ball in Pater*ncftr {fop. To be SOLD, / T^HE Utenfils for Brewing, complete. -*• The Copper will boil Five Barrels, and every Thing lift is anfwerable. The whole as good as new, and ...

... 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 ...

... during the Progrefs of a tedious Foil and its utorc tedious Confcquenees. Att avowed Majority of Freeholders could not command that Succefs whitb, it is apprehended, They jufily deferved: Vet tbt fieady and fet fib le Part of Mankind, rather animated than fe- preffed, by fuch Disappointments, wili remain unjhaken in tbeir well grounded Opinions. A Veneration for Liber y, the Love of our ...

... FOR D, Fine Raifin, Malaga, and Smyrna vv lues, Tliey are two Years old, clean, bright, dry, and iit for bon ling He alfo fells fine Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and other Spi- rituous Liquors, as cheap as in London. TO . BE LETT immediately, And entered upon at Michaelmas next, at Hindi Wycombe, in the County of Bucks, A Very good Houfe, confiding of two Parlours, two Kitchens, good ...

... Herks, j l 0 1 -\y ,„ s been r - rortfd that Prefs Warrant! arc brought down hirher; nay fome have given cat that there was a Pr.fi Gang in the Town ; and that the Smali-Pox is in the faid Town: We do hereby citify thar all thefe Re- ports ure without any Manner of Foundation. Henry Harding, Mayor. Tho. Justice. Joseph Newcome, Minifter. JohnEldridge, Church Warden. To be LET T, And entered ...

... for fome Weeks paft advertifed in Jackfon's Oxford Journal, «• That it had been induftrioufly and. malicioufly reporrcd, greatly to his Prejudice, that he •did at fbme particular Time drink on his Knees, Dam- -11 nation to all the Friends of the Old Inttreft in Genera!, '« and that he knowing himfelf to be entirely inr.ocent of 11 of the faid Charge, and that no fuch Health was ever drank ...

... for Monday the 30th Inftant, is, Alexander's Feast ; and that 011 Wednefday the 2d of July, will be performed the Oratorio of Judas Macchab/eus, being inftead of the Choral Mufic for Auguft next. Gentlemen and Ladies, without Tickets, to be admitted for 2 s. 6 d. each. N. B. As thefe Performances come on fo near to each other, it is intended to improve them with the following additional ...

... next, the eighteenth Day of Octo- ber, begin and be ho'ldcn at Eleven of rhe Clock in the Forenoon ofthe fame Day, inftea i of the Hour of Twelve. And i; is ordered by tlie Vice Chancellor ot rhe U'niver- fity, ard the Mayor ci' the City of Oxjord ifcrefaid, J 'hat rhe WedneWays and Saturdays Markets Avail b. gin andbs ?? at Eleven of the Cl»ck in th*. Forenoon, on the rcfpsctivc Days, on ...