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... I NG- POS T By their kind Reception, before tin late Piohibition, are re- qiiclted to take Notice, That the Aid Paper may now he bud, as formerly, of the Clerks cl the General Poft -Office j ?? they may be aflured, that the lame. CoNsrri utional Stirit, thai rendeied it worthy their Favour, (l.ail be excited on all Occalions |. iVI E I. E S, Printer. PRISO NE R S of WA R. DESERTED Irom his ...
... in the Lcrdfhip of MIDDLETON ' the County of York ; ami Ciandefimely Take, Kill, and Defiroy the GAME therein : This is therefore to give NOTICE To any Perfin that will difiover fuch Offender or o fenders; ft as be or they may be brought to Jufihe, jba/l receive J 'ro m Charles Brandling, Efquire, er Mr. Richard Humble, his Steward, a Gratuity of Five Guineas. TH E Creditors of JAM E S L OWR ...
... Queen's- 'lead, at Harrogate, the 12th Jnflunt, in orjer to take in Prapefafs for advancing Money, and repairing lot J aid Roads, the Mlttlmtfi ?? over to the uH of Merck next ; atwhith Timi ?? whi think 11.-tnj'el-jes interejled in the Repair of the laid Read,, are drfi--:J lo attend. (£*■' A cc-tjilcrr.bte Sum •/' .1 on, y -vas prcpojedto be advanced', but on Condition that tbe Read jrom ...
... one oilier Houfe in the Back-yard, commonly known by the Nam. of the Three Owls, wilh Stabling and other Outlioufing. For further Particulars enquire of Mt.Midgttyj of Harwood. John Butterworth, Engraver, In the Bull and Bell Yard, in Briggate, Leedes, ENGRAVES all Sorts of Bills, Shield- Plates,. Steel or Iron Stamps, Coats of Arms, Crests, Clock-Faces, and all other Kinds of Engravers Work, ...
... to Timi, and deftroy ed the Game upon ?? c Moor, in the Manners ef Wadfworth, Heptonftall, -taiu.fi d.Ovenden, Barilland,Stainland, G dear, Rilhworth, at- iiand, belonging to Sir George __,vii c, Bart, and like\, tJ t upon the Moor, belonging to Wi.LIAM Radcliffe, Eft: ik t' Manner of Matfden ; and upon the Moors of Jam is Fa „ -c i Efiq. in the Nmxutrt oj Saddieu orth and iVJ, dgley ; A lice ...
... Almanacks for the Year 1760, in different Bindings, ftitch'd or Sheets ; Court and City Regifters ; Baldwin's Daily Journal j Dodfley's Daily Journal ; London Pncker-Book ; Newcaftle Memorandum Book, or Daily Journal ; Dodfley ami Ncwbeiy's Lady's Memorandum-Books. Where may be bad, Paper-Books ami Pocket-Books of all Sorts, rul'd and plain ; Wri'in^-Papei of all Soils, Stampt Paper and ...
... a year, Princes, we hope will not take it ainif.. if we advife them to fettle theirs Once in a century j and, as looking over the ledger of England I find we have a demand upon a great houfe in Germany of many years tlanding, we (hall take leave to fend in Jierbill. Your's, &c. FUNNieus, Maria There fa and Co. to George Rex and Ct. Debtor. To a bill delivered — for George the Firfl heading the ...
... repairing the Jaid Road, will be at tbe Sun, in Bradj'orel, on Thurfday next, the 2sth of this Infant, January ; in enter to a/point a Surveyor for the fieiid Read , and other Bufinefi '■elating thereto. Co lie doin.* Together, or in Parcels, On Wednefday, the •jth Day of March next, at the Heufi of Mr. William Sykes, of Caplioufie, betwixt the Hours of ont and Jeven of the Clock in the ...
... bottomed boat?, encamping of troops towards the fea coalt, and efpecially near iJurkirk, and the equipping of a powerlul fleet at Brefl, does not only lead our miniflry, but tven all Europe ilfelf, into a belief, that the French really intend to invauc oneol Ink Mnj;lly's kingdoms : but when I confider the pains the French ininiltry take to confirm the world in that opinion, aid the grout ...
... SILVER TANKARD, •*■ •*» without Lid,Weig.ta.out-0 Ounces, and maikt p N Whoever can give Notice of it to The Printer of this Paper fhall have a han'dtbme Keward, and reafonable Charges. ' O It expofed to Sale, pleafe to ft op it. Taken up, at Headingley, nigh Leedes, About the firft of November Inftant, A Grey MARE, about thirteen Hands and a Halt high. _ Any Perfon laying a proper Claim to ...
... Smith ; winch is now lying at the London- Warehoufe, the Sign of the Black Bull, in Wakefield aloretaid : Whoever can make a jull Title to the above, by defcribing the Marks, and paying Charges, fhall have their own agairi. %o be •€>L D» Situate at Hoßs F O R TH, Ten or twelve Acres of Spring- Wood. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Jacob Harrijbn, of Lecdes, Cloth-Drefter ; ?? Field, of ...
... ofa Variety of Articles in the Grocery Bn (int I's } together with his Shop Goods, Utenfds in Trade, and Houfehold Furniture. Alfo, To be LET T, and enter'd to immediately, The Dwelling Houfe, Shop, and Warehoufes, now in the Occupation of the faid Mr. Maltbv, being well (.turned for the faid Bufinefs, the Shop having, for many Years laft paft, been well accuflom'd. Whoever is inclined to ...