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... be laved. The Powdcis are Ibid Mr Newbery*s, the Bible and iuo, in Si Paul's thmeh-yard, London; and, by his Appointfticnt, at Mr White's, Charoity*s, and Mr Barber*s, id Newcatile; Mr Rkhardfon*s and Grey*s, in Durham ;Mr Bell*s, Stockton ...
... (hipped for Holland, and 1 *OO Quarters of Wheat for Portugal. We hear that Dr Tcrrick is appointed to preach on the 30th of lanuary before the Hon. Houfe of Commons: And Dr Young on the 6th of February, being the Day appointed for a General Fall. , The ...
... Julliec Ryder, Caufe wherein William and Cluet Dicey and Company, Cow-church-yard, London, Original Pioprieio.s of Dr Bateman’s Pkctorai. Dr»ps, wete Pl.iinufls. and KulTell, of Queen fltcet, London, Defendant, for the Dclcndam’s felling Medicine as and ...
... in the Court Common-pleas in Wcftminlferhall, and be appointed Lord Chief Jutlice of the Court of King s ; and will loon be created a Peer. hear that Mr Serjeant Eyre will go one the Circuits, a Commiflion his Majefty. We hear that the Preferments in ...
... Clarke’s Claflicks, with all other School Books and Stationary-wares. Alfo Daffy’s Cordial Elixir, Dr Stoughton’s Elixir, Dr Godfrey’s General Cordial, Dr Andetfon’s Scots Pills, &c. By the faid Jamls Fleminu, Gentlemen, Country Shopkeepers, and others ...
... itethead; an.d Mr William Seavers, inThirket Mr Richard in Yarm \ Mr John Kay, and Mr Robert Dnvifon, in Richmond; Mrs Hodefcn, in Gilling, near Richmond; Mr Lamb, Mr David Farnie ...
... BURGAGES, or l E N . 1. NTS, with the APPURTENANCES, • ■. r>vick, no>* ill the PofTelfion of Mr Bell, and Mr Sugg; ii d large »• ARY, in Alemoutb. —Enquire of Mr Coll. Vi:'; 'n-.v;rk. To bs SOLD, , near Dunfe, in the County Berwick, nine Miles 'ro'n the ...
... BwCbarles Hodjam, Mr Nugent, jun. tJroorth Of (tic Bed-chamber,-H-Janwe ißnirfencH, Mttrttr «f the of Huntingdon, Mafter the Harfci'*- G6I. Gafr, Mayor Hamilton, Mr Sisfliopt>, Eqnertin.—Cflpt. Dsius, Col. Robntfoh, Mr Palruir, and Mr Prodor, Ccntlcmco ...
... the black Swan Inn, Hoi*' born, by Mr Ames.—Problems in Chemiftry, by Mr Woulfe.— Letter from Tradefman’s Wife on Sunday Aflemblie*.—Calculation of Infurance*.—Hifiory of Aleppo.—Letters from Sir Ifaac Newton to Dr Bentley, with Remarks.—Hifiory of the ...
... Grocer, Hexham; Mr Fell, Bookfcller, in Wigcon ; Mr Talin* tire. Grocer, in Brampioo; Mr M. Corny and Mr Mall, BookfeK lets, in Penrirh; Mr Thornhill. Ironmonger, in Sunderland; Mr Thorn, Booktellerih ...
... in the PofTeflion Mr George Turnbull. Alfo A Farm Bedlington, called the HONEYTACK. now in die Poflcfllon of Mrs Jane Johnfon. —Enquire at Mr Ridley’s Office, Alfo to be Lett, and entered on the Fifth of April, 1757, in Newcaftle. Mr Roger Shotton, of ...
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