... in the Day-time, in going over Old Field, near Omberlley, by Footpad, and ' robbed of Three Shillings and Right-pence Halfpenny. The Footpad is a middle-aged wtll-bujlt Man, wiili black curled Hair, and two Seams down his glit Cheek, and had dark brown Coat, and lightr'colodr'd Wail*coat. Laft Tuefday Night a Fire broke out neat the Swan Inn, in- Siclbory, Wiorcefter, but was happily ...

... A New-built Messuage or Tenement in Penny-farthing Street in Oxford, now in the Occupation of William Finch, Baker. And Two New-bnilt Mefluages or Tenements adjoining, in George Lane in Oxford aforefaid ; one of them occupied by Mr. Vowel, and .the other nntenanted. ...

... The THIRD EDITION, ...

... Hugh Rofs, of Quecnhitbe, Meal-FaAor. [To appear Feb. 16, 26, and March 22, at Guildhall.] Garland Britten, of Old Swan-Lane, Meichant. .To appear Feb. 15, 27, and March 22, at Guildhall] Edward Culler, of Thames-Streef, Oilman. [To appear Feb 14, 22, and March 22, at Guildhall ] Thomas Fenwick, and Ralph Fenwick, Thames Street, Ironmongers. [Feb 11, 12, and Mar. 22, at Guildhall. William ...

... OXFORD, i'j. Laft Saturday departed tfcii Life the Reverend Mr. Rilph * Shirley, Redior Peafmore. in the County of £erlU) which Redtory he enjoyed to the great Satisfadlion of bis Parifhioners more than fifty Years. A truly venerable and worthy Divine: In Faith orthodox, in Life unblcmifticd, and in Charity great without OAentation. Of a fweet and affable Temper and Difpofition, hofpitable, ...

... Mr. $T R ETCH. N. B. The Situation Of this School is extremely convenient, healthy and pleafant, and thofe Perfons who chute trull Mr. Stretch with the Care of the r Children, may depend upon their being faithfully educated, gentcely boarded, and particular Care taken of their Morals. The bed AOiliance will be procured as the Number of Boarders increafe; and any Perfon for their SatisfaAion ...

... At tht Rid Lyoh /•», f* High Wycombe in tbt County of Bucks, on Wodnefiay tht 6 b Day Auguft ntat, Utnuttm the Noun of Three and Six the Afternoon, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituatc on BleHlow RjJge, in the Parifti of-fJMlow, in flic faid County Put now t]«e PofTrlScn Abiabam Qlover, Tenant at Will j of new well-built Brick Tcncrrrnr, with convenient Barn;, Stables, and Outhoufn thtfieto belongittg. ...

... WILLIAM LAW, M. A. Painted for J. Richardfen, in Pater-nofttr-Row j and ibid by ...

... Al-eafehold ESTATE in Holliwejl, in the Suburbs of the City Oxford, held under Merton College, for the Remainder of Term of 40 Years j confiding a large handfome Manfion Houfe, fix Rooms on Floor, exceeding pood Cellars, a large Court-Yard, ami therein a very convenient Brewhcufe, Waflihoufc, and Laundry j Coach-houfct, Stabict, all other needfary and convenicnc Outhoui'cs the whole in pood ...

... Where may had. frtpartd by the Direflions Dr. Hill, and authenticated by bit Name, in hit Hand-nvriting the Bittern taeh. I. ESSENCE of WATER-DOCK, (C5 Thercs no Qacflion but this Plant will cure the moft inveterate SCURVY. The Antients all affirm it; and the Cures now daily performed by the prove their Truth. It not only clean the Skin Eruptions, but mends the whole Conftitution. Scorbutic ...

... A New-built Messuage or Tenement Penny-farthing Street in Oxford, now in the Occupation of William Finch, Baker. And Two New-built Meffuages or Tenements adjoining, in George Lane in Oxford aforefaid ; one of them occupied Mr. Vowel, and the other untenanted. Enquire Mr. Walker, Town Clerk Oxford; or of Mr. William Finch, in Penny-farthing Street, aforelaid. N. B. The Houfc occupied by Mr. ...

... ALcafehold ESTATE in HolliwJJ, in tHe Suburbs of the City of Oxford, held under Merton CoUeje, for tbc Remainder of a Term of 40 Years confuting of a large hand feme’ Manfion Houle, fix Rooms on Floor, exceeding good Cellars, a large Court-Yard, and tbertin a very convenient Brevrboulc, Wafiihoofe, and Laundry } Coach-houlea, Stables, and all other neceflary and convenient Outhoulct; the whole ...