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... Pafture- Ground, all lying within Hedge, and well watered; known the Name of Hurft-Low-Grounds. For further Particulars enquire at Hurd in the faid Parifh, or of Richard Morgan, Efq; of Pennalt, near Monmouth. ...
... Two PARTS. Cenraininp, I, The RUDIMEVTS of Vee.At MUSIC in . r-rr!-, more comprehenfive Manner than any Thins the Kind thmo : With the difti;u!t made jn lire Handel, Dr. Crofts, Ac. 11. A Set cf PSALM-TUNES and ANTHEMS Aid EVENINC-SERVICE, fpiritly Air, witii Words in freer Manner than in any Country fVmocfition and l) (V. ...
... I have die greeted Pleafure in acquainting you, that the Town and Citadel of Quebec (urrendered on the 18th lolUnt, and lenclofe yon a Copy of the Articles of Capitulition.’ The Army took Poflellion of the Gates the Side the fame Evening, and lent Safe Guards into the Tawn preferve Order, and prevent any Thing being deftroyedi and Capt. Pahifer, a Body Seamen, in the Lower Town, and did the ...
... THAT the Fair at LEOMINSTER, in the County of Hereford, which fmee the Alteration of the Stile, has been kept on the 13th Day of May, wiil for the future be held on the ad of the (ame Month. ALL Pcifons who are indebted to the Kftate and Effefhof Richaid Applktree, late of Sandford, in the County of Oxford deceafed, are hereby required to meet at the Houfe of Mr. Robert Carter, known by tl e ...
... TO be Rung for, on Wh it-Monday, at Watuncton in the County Oxford, A HAT of a Guinea Value, or a Guinea in Calh, which the winning 6ett fliall like bell; not lefs than Four Setts to be admitted to ring for the Whole; If but two Setts appear, have Half the. Value of the Prize. Each to bring their Umpire j and begin Ringing at Three ©’Clock. Not lefs than Twenty Minutes each Peal. At the fame ...
... Dec 17. On the 7th Inftant Man and four Lad* being in Coal Pit at Kilnverfdon, near Cok-ford, Vapour took S firej which the Man perceiving, called for He from above ; upon which Bucket was let down, but before he was half up. being affefted by the Vapour, he fell out of it and died direftly Bucket was then let down again, when two of the Lads got into it, and were drawn up alie, but fo much ...
... COVER this SEASON, AT Mr. William Green’s, the Sun In Maidenhead,Beiks, ihe noted high . Hotie DRIVER, free from all Manner of Blemifhes, at Two Guineas a Mare and Half a Crown the Groom, the Money to paid at the Stable-Door. Driver has been hitherto remarkable in getting fine ftrong boncy Foals. Driver has won Twenty-nine Fifty Pounds, and two gacy Plates, carrying upwards of twelve Stone: ...
... OUSE in St. Clement*s, Oxford, well fituated for Trade, facing the Henley Road, with Stable, Garden, and other Conveniences. Alfo to be Sold, Three Freehold Tenement* in St. Clement*s aforefaid, the yearly Value of 141. being all well tenanted. For further Particulars, enquire Mr. Drought, Brewer, in Oxford. 12th OCTOBER, 1759. ON Saturday tbe 30th Day of Septcmbci Eft, Fat BUCK was feuna .* ...
... Tfcuffdiy, in. fall Convotation in the Theatre, the Honorary Degree of Mailer was conferred on Lord Charles Spencer, elded Brothel' of hi* Grace the Duke of Marlbotongh, who has been a Member Ohrid' Church upwards four Years. The fame Degree was likewife conferred on Henry Penruddocke Wyndham, Efqj Gent, Commoner of Wadham College. At the fame Time the Degree of Doflor in Divinity was ...