... Half- penny. J C.-itrteem Reader, IT being cullomary with grave Hiftoria-is to recount, at the End of each Year, the remarkable Occurences in it, many of whicii are defcribed as Miracles, and are perhaps the Parts moft regarded in the Hiltory • and ?? the Year 1 -57 will not, J trufl, be the leall dillinguifhed in the prefent Century on this Account, 1 fhall. for the : Benefit of thofe Writer. ...

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... of Land, u- lally occupied with the fame, and now in the Occupation ?? _ rt Ajbwortb. And alio feveral Clolei of Land at Oaktnrod afore* aid, are to be Itt either together or leparate. For further Particu- ai-s enquire of Mc John Hamer, Attorney at Law in Rochdale. I STRAY'D or CONVEY D, 0 ?? al lb. Jar End »f Mea.Lw Line, near l.cede*, onlhiir/dar Night tr tart) en Friday Morning, the ...

... a Bankrupt, are defiled to pay their lefceftive Debt! to Mr, Edward Swain, and Mr. John Sutdiff, Aftigneei of the Eltate and Efrefti of the faid ?? VarUy, or Mr. Sheftey, of Leede* aforefaid, Attorney at Law, at Mr. Manarin't, being the Sign of the Three-Leggs in Leedes aforefaid, this Day being the 28th Day of February, or they will be Cued for the fame without further Notice. MRS. WATSON, in ...