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... or Retale, ac the lowefl Prices. N. B. All Sorts of JAPANNING done after the ncatcft Manner. STOLL'N out ofa Waggon, ftanding at the Door of the White Lion Inn \n DERBY, on Wednefday in the Night of the 9th Inflanr, a large round Portmanteau TRUNK, cover'd with a Skin and the Hair on it, and maik'd with an M. in Nails. In the faid TRUNK was contain'd the following Things, Vll, Five Guineas in ...
... Several valuable SEAMS of COAL, lying under theEttate- ofEaft and Wctt Chivingron, the County of Nni-tte ''viz.. Feet inches f itft, or m.’ft Seam of Coal 4 Thick Second d .0 - Third ditio j «« ditto Tie above 'rims te all of a good caking Quality, and the doe-, iiot eve- d horns where bured, and the Borings have been made by Join Ka»nn?. Eft ares contain upwards *ooc Acre' Land, and lie ...
... G'd has been pleafed fince a plentiful Haiveftof Grain, how rational had it ot-ci ippoir'ed D.iy Public Thankfgiviiig for the lame? the Time for furh a Solemnity feems to to elapfee, ycur Mean;. I Ihait propoic prayer to be Ite- a,; Te Clergy btfore Sermon, immediately after the r, n u h &c. the devout Ufe of which every Sunday, from i',rae to Candlemas nuxt, may polfibly [prevent Civil ...
... at Eladley, otherwift Pot-Oven,, in the Parijh of Wakefield, in the County of YORK, between tht Hours of Two and Five in tbe Afternoon of '1 hurfday the i-jth Day of November inftant, â¢IpHREE Copyhold Mefluages or Dwel- X ling-Houfes, a Barn, Garden, and other the Appur- tenances diereof' Fine certain, folate at Sladley, othcrwife Pot-Ovens aforef'aid, and now occupied by John Bragg. Alfo a ...
... his Deceafe, are heieby rcquiied to pay their feveial Debt* to Mr. James Warner, 01 Mr. Jambs Smith in Uttoxeter, without any fuither Notice, otherwife they will be fued lor the fame, And all Peifons, who have any Demands on the faid Mr.' Smith, are hereby defired to bring or fend in their Bills to Mr. James Warner, or Mr. JaAus Smith aforcfiid, betwixt this Notice and Lady Day next, or they ...
... At the Court at-St. the Day of Nov. 1757, The King’s mod Excellent Maji.iy in Council. IT this Day ordered hio fviajeily in Council, that the Parliament which was m.*et on the Fifteenth of this Inllant November prorogued Thurfday the Eirft Day December next; and the Right Hon. the Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of Great-Btitaih is to caufcaCommiflion to prepared in the Manner for proroguing the ...
... SOL D, Sirnate in the Fatilh of Kirkmerrington, and County Durham, AVery good Farm, of Amble, Meadow, and Paftute Ground, held by under the Dean and Chapter of Durham. —Any Petfon willing to putchafe the fatfte, may apply to Mr Matthew Carr, of Ryhope, neat Sunderland. N. B. The ptefent Tenant will the Ptemifes. To SOLD t» tkt higheft B'tdJfr, On Wcdncfdajr (be zjd Day of Novcmbei iuft. ...
... Paiticulars enquiie of Mr. Alderman SMITHSON. CO lie Lett, to enter upon immediately, A DWELLING-HOUSE, witha very convenient DYE-HOUSE, and two Clofes of Land, lying at Littletown, in the Pr.rifti of Biiitall late in the Occupation of Isaac Wood. All nccefl.ry Ulenfils fbr aD/er, (now upon the- Premiii.s) to be fold to ihe Tenant who trikes the laid Dye-houle. For Particular, enquire of Mr. ...
... enquire of Mr. John Marsden, at the White Lion Inn in DERBY. To be LETT, and Enter'd on immediately, A Very good convement Safh'd HOUSE, fie lor a Gentleman's Family, with a Erewhoufe, Stable, large Garden, and other Conveniences thereto belonging; late in the PofTeffion of Mts. Turner, and fituate near All Saints Churchin DERBY. Forfurther Paiticulars enquire of Mr, FALLOWS, Attorney in DERBY ...
... of Effingham, Crawley the Mary, Forbes ; the Dawkins, Kerr; the Swinton, Peat; and the Jamaica Frigate, Reid, bound from Jamaica for London, were well on the tilt, in Lat, 46: 22, Long. 29; 59, under Convoy of the Humber Man War. The whole Fleet confided of shout 70 Merchant Ships, who failed from Jamaica for England the of September, of which were bound to the Port of London. The Elect had ...
... j Years. Fur further Particulars enquire of Mr. Barnard at Leedes. To be LETT on LEASE, To enter /jelPuASiin, AWell-accuftooo'd FULLING-MILL, fituate on the River Wharf, of Six Stocks ; another Building adjoining thereto, fit for a Corn or Paper-Mill ; together with Houie, Outhouling and Land convenient for the fame. Enquire- of John Mi .thorp, .it Pool. For the Benefit of Yr. P E R X I N A ...