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... George Scuifield’s, at Sherinton-gtainge, nigh Sherinton, in rhe Countytof Duiham, One Guinea a Mare, and Half a Crown the Sctvani: The Money to be paid the Stable Doors THE famous high bred Horse, DUNKIRK. Dunkirk was got Regulu* his Dam, by Roundheads his Grand-dam, by Almanfay s his Great Grand-dam, the Bald Galloway, (he was Sifter to the Catlifle Gelding; his Gtcat Great Grand dam, my ...
... charged with a very important Commiinon. '• . . Hamburih, (Denmark) ftb i. All Swcdilh Pm/eranta is ready to fall into the Hands of the Pfaffians, ipSuccours not fpeedily arrive. .■ I . . Thjrn, IPA.md) Ftb. i. General Count Fetmor on the Point of fetting out for Peterfburgh, and as food as returns the Ruflian Army will take the Field. According to »he .Repartition of that Army in the Winter ...
... general Satbfadioo of a great Number of Spectators. Arrived the Earl Jean, Wellman, from Gortenburgh, with Deals and Iron; London Merchant, Newby • Newcastle, Thomp* lon, from London ; Thomas and RcbecOa, Kicro; Mary Ann, Markham, from Hull; Succcls, Uflier, from Faverflum, with Goods, &c. Alfo light Ships. , From the a nches tc r M ekcuxr. The two following Cafes were received February 9, • ...
... A Copyhold House, pleafantly fituated inChefttr- Ic-ftreet, containilij tlx good Lodging-rooms. Kitchen, Parlour, Hall, Malting, and Granary, Clofe-ftatled Stable for fix Hotfes. Cel'at, Btew-houfe, Garden well planted with the bcft and choiceft Fruit-trees, and all other Conventeneies, fit either for' a private Family or publick Bufinefs: The Premifes ate in good Repair, and »ere late in the ...
... At Mr Tames Bradley’s, at the Firth, in Newcaftle upon Tyne, Northumberland, One Guinea a Mate, and one Shilling THE famous, well bred, ftrong Chefnut Horse, RED CAP, now the Fcopeny of Mr Thomas Thwaits: Red Cap was bred the Duke of Devonlhire, he is full J Hands high, goes very well upon his Legs, and allowed, by to fine a Horfe as any in England: He was.got 1»y Lath, full Brother to Mr ...
... To Lt SOLD the higheft Bidder, Monday die *6;h of Fcbtuaiy inft. at the Houfe of Mt Peter Blenkinfop. in Durham, between the Homs of Two and Fire in the A*’enioonj AN improveable Estate, Part Freehold, and othet Parts held for Lives, ouder the Biibop of Durham, cunliiling mollly of tich Meadow and P.ifture Grounds, well hedged and wateted; pleafanity fi'uated in the Towntiip of Coinfonti, ...
... At Mt Winn’s, at Middleton-tyas, neat Kicbmond and Cattetick* bridge, TotkOiiic, at Five Guineas a Mare, and fire Shillings the Groom: The Money be paid at the Time of Coveting, before the Marcs ate taken ftom Grafs YOUNG CAD E.—He is the Sire of Sir James Lowthet's White-legs, and Mt Bufton’s grey Colt, which won the font Teats old rtates at Alnwick and Motpetb laft Teat} where be at the ...
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... i i i* I), MOL A I.' f £ h.iru'lOirK- HoUSf, ill Yearly Rent. 1. -: •• Hive', ia th« City aCo;t ‘.■oufe, others ■ , 'j a t;!o:e ti.e .■ 1).;. ii,-'•ion lUrC Lane, ant *^ Alto an imp-ovahle Estati-, Gieat ton, :lie Cuimy Domain, in ofjcim Boaiiv.an, and otiier», now let; at J C.l;c:£, COPYHOLD. o the foil own; F.s s, fi mate in the Town Sundettand ne.r the Se.t tne (aid County, togethei ot ...