... the faid Bounties and Rewards is now near expiring : and it being judged expedient for his Majefty's Service, that the lame fhould be continued for fome longer rime: Mis Majefty, with tire Advice of his Privy Council, doth therefore order, and it is hereby accordingly ordered, that the Time limited by the faid Proclamation for Payment of the faid Bounties and Rewards, be prolonged and extended ...

... Is allow'd by. all that know him, to be a very ingemou-/ Man in his Profctiion, and has had very great Succds in hi* Undertakings? I take upon me to acquaint the PUBLICK' that he is the Wonder of* the Age for curing of Ruptures! or Broken Bellies, from Eight Days old, to Eighty Yeara old, in both Sej.es, (tho' oi ever fo long Continuance,) iri halt an Hour, it the Grief can be put' up: ...

... • ana as the Failure on which the Goats arc to feed, abounds with Aromatic and wiid Herbs, it is thought by Phyficians and others, that their' Mill, mtsil be in as great Perfection as it can be any where clie; whilfl in other Refpccts, Strangers may be- better accommodated than they commonly are in Goat- Whey Quarters, the Houfcs and Lodgings at Moffat having of late been much improven, and ...

... ; the one on Oft. 17, i7)*4, from Ifa. xxix. 11, iz, and the other on Mm A 12., 17SS1 fromjer, vi. 16. By HENRY CROOKE, Minifter of Hunslet. Subscriptions are taken in by Griffith Wright, the Printer of this Paper, and Mr William Cms, in Bnggatc, Leedes » Mr John Bcatfon, of Cottingley ilail; Mrßichard Moore, of Arniley ; Mr John filanchairf, Proctor, In Yoik ; the Rev. Mr Holmes, iri ...

... January * two hew Renments wWA tbe Efador, oar aMerein; M* Ordeitd’to ralied. ate auagltcomffctO. t ;fa«r j «•. 'i. i terftwfih, labd& firQ of-whom broughthuatbbr Tinesfoar rhlMrtTit'zßirth,feven Times three, tad tew> ehOTKm. Wife hat fao» Tiolcs,* life broaeht forth three ■Ohihiiaij abdnboiaihet fofeLzew] Site whole ! of ChHiiM hgrhdnwwo Wteswetoeots t». -•' ~ . Ac6oßh(\| itb'ftnfe ...

... /iSr%'lt ffTaaV^. coloured bitter ORANGES, fit for Marmaiade, fine / % ?? % -CTa* \ j ; c y LIMONS and Chyna Oranges. Where alfo / %± r si^s \ sf fold, Sugars, Spirits, Wines, Spiccries, Confccti- -^ , v \ ons, Walnuts, Spanifli and Barcelona Nuts, and ?? very fine Marmaladeat 16 Pence and n Pence per I f ~ZW Pound, far and Cask Raifins, Currans, Ahrnnds, \ ?? I Turky and Faro Figs. Ginger ...

... Writing, and Arithmeti.k for further Particiilarscnqurrc ot the Rev*) Mr Bainbiiio-e, Vicar of Hempjihwaitc ; or ot Peter Lax, ni We (I fike -Green, nigh Htmpfthwaiti N.B. Thefaid young Man is expe'ted on or betwixt the 12th of May next, or fo foon after as polfibly may be. This is to inform the PUB LIC, THAT MATTHEW LEEyin Klirl-jr-ire, Lee^es prints a'l Sorts pf COPPER- PLATES, as' clean ...

... 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 ...

... DELFT and GLASS-WARE, viz. China Cups and Saucers, Bowk, Tea-pots, Milk-pots, Mugs, Coffee- Cans, Sauce boats, Plates, &c. Stone Diflrcs and Plates of all Sorts, Tea- pot.', See. Delft Plates and Difhes coarfc and fine, Bowls, Bottles and Pa« fons, Piowcr-pots. Chamber-pots, Chimney-riles-, die. GJafs Decanters Water Cups and Saucers, Bell and Barrel Lamps, Variety of Patterns of Wine GiaiLs, ...

... Soc'i etv ot Gentlemen GARDENERSand F -..OR ISTS, See willbc on the firil of May next ac t};e Ho>'fe ?? William '.Vonuco'cK, the Sign of the Red-I.yon in Ponretrad ; where their Company to dine will he elßr-sin'd a Favour, by The*- humble Servants, William Lockwood, } Stewafd George Ham.ey, $ N B. The Ordinary willbc ready precifely at two o'Clock. u 1 'I I I ' ■ ' ■ ■». . ■ To be L E T T, T« ...

... ,col. run or pay, betwixt two Gentlemen of the Cornty of Norfolk. And on Wednesday the 7th of May will he run for a. PURSE of GUINEAS.-An Ordinary at the Three Tuns? Particulars in our next. BOX FORD ASSEMBLY witt be on Thursday tfa* Firttof May. This is to give Kctice, THat the SUDBURY SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY will be at the SWAN, on Monday the Twenty-eighth of this Inftant April 1755. * MR. ...

... the Free-School in Leepbs. Enquire of Mr. John Preston, of I.eeuEs aforefaid. m —1 mi 1 ■ Let dcs, April rd, 1755. THE Place of USHER of the Free Grammar School in Leedes, being now vacant by the Promorion of the Rev. Mr MOOR E, to be Head- Mafter ot the faid School . NOTICE is hereby given, That the Committees or Truftees tor .the faid School in- tend to meet on the a;d of tbis Tnftant April, ...