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... Clofe, lawn-market, Edinburgh, All Sorts of TABLE fcINEN, ! -' ,h Da*- 1 * ¦â¦*¦ L>i-ip«s. The Poulick may depend upon being ferved at the rooft reafonable Rates, as the Good> are fold by the Manu- facturer. . â Commiflions from the Country, for caber Bed or Tab!; Linen, ihail t?e ?? obicrvecj. MUSICK. This Day is publijl,ed t No: bhr IT. ?? > _ A CoYlectioiN of MARCHES and ] .!¦ ...
... confiding of above two hundred and fifty Acres of exceed- ing good Coal two Yards thick. ?? For further Par- ticulars enquire of Thomas Medhurst, Efq; at his Houfe in kippax, or of Mr Barnard, Attorney at Law/ jn Leedes. Co be Mi. Situate betwixt the Bridge End ana the Nt-vj VVhite- Cloth Hall, in LE Eb ES, THE THIRD PART the whole into three .qital fairs to be divid' d) ot rw.ivc T-.n iru nts ...
... to affign their levctji Deb* a on Truft to the Honourable Henry Home of Kauris, one ofthe Senators of the College of Joflicc* John Crawford, Surgeon in Giafgow; Jonn Mur- doch Merchanr, late Provoft of Giafgow; Andrew Blackburn, Tames Conker and Robert Bogle fenior, Merchants in Giafgow; and Andrew Stewart Writer in Edinburgh; and to the major Number of them scce;. ting, and in Life at the ...
... North- Falfield and John Walker Merchant in Leven, againft Hugh Grundi-ton, d- deft Son of ihe deccaft V. liiiam C-rutidilton fomeunve Merchant in Leven, Ann Seton Reiic. of ths laid William Grundiftatt, and all others ihe Cre- ditors of the (aid William Grandiftoo. The Ldrd Ni.ber Ordinary, by En. terlocutor of the l___b July 175^, ailigned the nth of November, for rhe firfi: Term, to the ...
... bt LETT t-y Lease, From the Dean and Chatter Durham, for the Term of ar Yeats; THE Coal MINES and Seams of COAL, as well opened as not opened, lying and being within the feveral Townlhips in the t arilh of JaxroA-, lying on the Sduth Side the Rivet of f'-ne; only the Townlhips of Monkton, Welloe> and Hatton, and much of the Townllrip of Hedwotth, lies the Burn! together with a Way-leave to the ...
... near St. Jldarfs Bridge, DERBY, which are now occupy 'd by Mr. He At J £_ Company, in the China ManufaSury, and Lett ar 10 1, per Annum, exclufive. of all Taxes. For further Particulars, enquire of Charles Sheperdjon; at King's ' Newton, five Miles from Derby, or of Mr. Benjamin Mini, at the Green Dragon in DERBY. . NOTTING HAM~$y~^J& t IF there be any Perfon or Peiforis who bath or have any ...
... prevails if General Blakeney was to bt tailed Home and tried by a Court Martial, for OBSTINATELY perfijting in the Defence of St. Philip’s Caftle, after knew he was abandoned by'the Britljh Squadron, to the facrificing fame Hundred of the Lives of the true Britilh Suljtfls.] Laft Sunday a great Pcrfonage at Kenfington declared, that he had received an Account that there were Ten Thoufand ...
... hehad thirteen Sail of the Line to the Enemy's twelve, and fifty-two Guns more than they, he ought not to have acted as a Fribble, and more efpecially as Mahon was at Stake. -For thefe and many more Reafons we expeft he (hould be brought immediately to the Gang way, to receive his Rewatd for Mifdemeanors fo malignant; A poetical Commentary of Mr. B— — g'i Letter. By Patrick M'Laugb. « \\7 H AT ...
... _ &ks, Wheelings^ | ?? i difficult Breathings, Shortnefs of Breath, 1 s^jMi?^ % ai '* a ' ***'■'• °* Confumptions. I ?? he r ltues Ya ***y exceC( - an y Thirig I _fj_§_i_ whatever was publ.lhed, or ever known irt ?? ?? c w -™' e Woi'd, in the Cure of the ■p^Elgß woift Afthmas, and Confumptions of all ■^-*--h-3S^» Sorts, Coughs, Colds, Catarrhs, ©V. They inftantly relieve the Patient in the ...
... of the South- well R.oom of South Bc'ton, there is co be fet by pubhek Roup, f>i any Sum 1 of Years, not exceed* in-i Nineteen, the ?? Room 01 Faun uf SC-SJ .in tbc ! .- ii;h of Dunbar and Shire or Haddington, lately pc A. fi . ■- George ray. The Entry to the Koufes, and ?? to the Grafs and Pa flu rage (winch is gocd and untouched, to be on the 'Oz? of rhe Roup, and to th. Arab ; La. A. Ec ...
... in two federal Branches, (one thro' Bradford and Horton,- the other tin* Bowling and Wib- fey)- to Haiilax in tbe County of York, intend to meet at the King's Arms in Bradford, on the 2 ...
... SinfinMoor quite unfit for Racing; the Gentlemen concern having confulted the Princpal Su Bf cr 1 bers, think pioper to put ofl the RACES until the latter End of September next, when the PLATES will be again advertis'd. N. B. Notwithftanding the RACES are put off as above, there will be fought a MAIN of COCKS at Robert Radpord's, at the Angel in DERBY, the nth, nth, and 13th of this Inftant ...