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... Morpeth Goal a Guinea. There will mb lx on Thurfday next, (being the King’s Bitth-c m the aid Inllant, and the Tucfday Fortnights after a»MM«aI. We hear from Durham, that the Rev. Dr Bland, one of the Prebends of that Cathedral, gave, Tuefday lad, a plentiful ...
... his Printing office, in Newcaftle, and no when m Town. Where likewise mat had, DR JAMES’s Powder for Fevers, and oth« infl ammatoty Diftempe.s, .publilhed Virtue of his M.r fty’s Royal Letters Patent} will remove (as has been experienced in many thoufand ...
... the fame, the^Body remains not coftive, but a very good healthful Temper, ■ * U rich Elixir that was recommended by Dr King,. Phvfician King Charles 11. and the late famous Ratcliffc This noble Cotdial will retain its Virtues though kept many Team, f Ftice ...
... good healthful Temper, and lightfome Condition. This is the fame rich Euxia that was recommended Dr King, Fhyfician to King Charles 11. and the lace famous Dr Aatcliffe; This noble Cordial will retain its Virtues though kept many Yeats. [Price one Shilling ...
... W., Soppit, Grocer, Corbridge > E. LtidKr, Grocer. Hexham i Mr Fell, Uockfcller, Wtgton i MrTalintire, Grocer, Brampton» Comey aud Mr Hall, Bookfellets, Penrith i Mr Thorn,*' Darlington) Mr Thornhill, Ironmonger, Snnderiandi W. Hodgfon, Bookfellet, CarliHej ...
... Amongft others ate the following, »in- An Account of the fcctet Expedition. Letter from Mr Fite Admiral Hawke, See. Queries the fecret Expedition. Letter from the King of Frutna. Mifiake of the Army of Obfenration. Defcription'of Rochefort, Btc. Hiftory ...
... large young Spring of Wood.^—For further Fatticulars enquire of Mr Benexec Powell, of Shieldafh, neat Stanhope, who will neat with any Ferfoit for the Sale'theteof. Mr John Hunter, or Mr Cuthbett Hunter, of Medomfley afotefaid, will (hew the Ptemifes ...
... redding here. ■■■— The King having ordered the Reprcfentations of M. Michel to be laid before him, about certain Overtures made by his Majefty’s Electoral Miniflers concerning the Lodes and Difappointmcnts in Gcrni-;ny. h- orders the King of Ptuflia's Mini ...
... in very good healthful Temper, and lightfeme Condition. . , . , , This it the fame rich ELIXIR that was recommended King, Fhyfician King Chailes U. and the Ratflifte. This noble Cordial will main its Vittues the’ kept many Yeats. [Price F1 ft a kn-p ehcs ...
... Staiatoo. and Elisabeth Shaw.—For fiinhet Particulars cnquitc at Mr Eobfon’s Office, in Dacliagton aforefaid. The Parckaiet the abeen DoeUtng-houfc, wilt have the Choice of the Furniture. «,♦ * Dr. *nd Sold J. PfMini-wet, in filyiin-Hreet, Newcaftlc f The only ...
... receive Orders to take upon him a publick Character. Dr>fdtn, {Gtrma*y) i>r. n. The frequentSkirmifhes that happen on the Frontiers of Upper Lufatia, between th ...
... be the bed Collier in England ; built Mr Thomas Dixon, eight Years old, and fit for the Eaft Country or Greenland further Particulars enquire of Mr William Forfter, Mr George Longftaff, both of Monk-weatmouth or Mr Robert Akenbead, in Sunderland. Bis hop-a ...