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... ext. A Farm, in the Lordship of Eldon, and County of near 200 Acres Meadow, and Pasture Tithe free, and well watered and hedged, with Lime and Coal in the Lordship, now the Possession of Ralph Trotter, who, on Account of his ill State of Health, is desirous of quitting this Farm Apply George Barber, Eldon who will (hew the Grounds, Mr Dixon, in Weftgate flreet, Newcaftle. bi LETT, and tnttrtd ...
... From Sleigbty-ford, in the FatiOi of Gosforc, neat (be Night between the tjtb and t6ch of Derembt; inft. AY Calloway GELDING, about J. \. fhiiteen Hands l.igh; lias Hog Mane. '' lomefSaddle Maiks, white Racch hi ...
... to the Corporation of DERBY, confifting of Oak, Elm, and Afh, will be Sold to the beft Bidder, at the Town Hall in DERBY, on Thurfday the 26th of January next, between the Hours of Three and Six* For further Particulars, enquire of John Bingham, Efq: Mayor of DERBY. v Tobe SOLD to the beft BIDDER, onVJedlel- day next, being the _ih of January, at the White- Lion Inn in DERBY, betwixt the Hours ...
... Copper Plates. 1 . A new invented Machine for keeping a Ship's Head to the Wind, and preventing her driving on a Lee Shore. », A View of Aqueous Chryflals in Snow, Froll., &c. Number XXXVII. for November 1757, of THE GENERAL MAGAZINE OP ARTS and SCIENCES. , Philofophical, Philological, Mathematical, and Mechanical. By BENJAMIN MARTIN. This Number conta : h?, The Young Gentleman and Lady's ...
... rh fired of the Gen* tlcmenand principal Inhabitant! of the faid Town of L'.etlej, on Friday next, at the Kinj's-Arn-.s, lij eleven ?? in Uie Forenoon, in order to confide-,' of the faid Propofel.. ACommiflion of BANKRUPTCY hav- ing lately il.iied out againft William, Jehu, rintl Samuel Blakcy, a Meeting of all ib if Count ?? litor. i- greatly defu ed to be held &t Samuel Sunderland's, the ...
... with the Pointer ; his Colour whi'e, with la: ;c light- blown Spots on his Brick and Sides, mottled oll rile Nofc md Leggs, and a good Motion with I, is Tail. Whoever ran ?? of him, to Mr. Manwari-y- at ?? -Lcg-M J or to the Rev. Mi. Douglas the Owner, tli.it he may he !i id again, fliall be lianilltniitly rewarded. __r He was miffing the 7 tH of this Month. tjofie Lett, Situate at Upper Bat ...
... LET T. And entered upon immediately, t>r at Candlemafs nest, THE large Dwelling-house, John William Bacon, pleafantly dtuated in Old Elver, Durham, with all fuitable Offices and Conveniencies, and a fpacious Garden belonging to the fame.—Enquire of Mr Davifon, at Newton-cap, who will be at Mt Matlhell’s, the Green Dragon, in Durham, evety Tuefday and Saturday till the above is lett. N. B. The ...
... By URBJX, Gent. Printed by D. Henry and P.. Cave, at St. John’* Gale } and may be had at the Printing-Office the High-flreet, of R. Bond, in the Wcligats-flreet, Gloceller, and of the Men who carry thi* Paper. Printed by W. Jack.»on in the High-Street, Oxford : Of whom may be had, all Sorts of Blank Warrants, Summons’s, Orders of Removal Certificates, &c. &c. and by whon. Printing in general ...
... Ni BC Hundred Pm.nd by Tamis i. arr, of dirf.lt. A, ?? i .„., ?? ?? ' %.r Wanted. An A, , ?? q„ -, ; Ap r ly a* „>„ve. LItKBBS, .i.e. ?? ?? vrijio is to Inform -foe ipnbiiz, TH AT Moses Li.vi having accom- mutilated himfclf with _ convenieni Si,, ?? the KingVAms in Briggate, can form!!, the Nobility ?? try, and Others with al! Sorts cf Gtildimith , hilvei'i I nnd Jewellers Work in the ...
... Dwelling HOUSE, wjth a good ac- cuftom'd Bakehoufe, a Stable, a large Gofs Hovel, commodious Yard entire, and a good Garden, iituate in Sc! Mary-Gate, DERBY, now in the Pofleflion of Joibph Sherbrooke Harrison, Baker, who intends foon to leave the Town. For fuither Particulars, enquire of Joseph Sherbkooke Harrison at theatoiefaid Houfe. This DAY is publifb'd, Wkh His Majefty'e Royal Privilege ...
... (ht King's Authority, OF ALL THE FAIRS in England and fVala^ As they have been Settled to be Held Since the Alteration of the STILE; NOTING LIKEWISE The Commod 1 t 1 c s which each of the faid r A I R Sis remarkable for furnifhing. V All the Lists of Fairs are full of Great Miftakek and in no w.fe to be depended on, unlefs figu'd with the Hand Writing of Wm. Owen. Printed for W Owen, at ...