... the Morning, A Black Leather Letter-Case, narked with the Owner'i Name, Rock O DoNMi-t, in gilt Let'eri; in which were Draughts and a Note of Hand to the amount feven Pounds, befidea Letters and fevcral other Papers j the Who.e of which are no Value except to the Owner, Payment being flopped But the Owner will be obliged to any Perfon who has pithed up the laid Letter-Cafe, and will return the ...

... bt S O*L D, Tttitthtr or in Parcth, A Copyhold EST AT at Whitburn, in the County of Durham, now lett at the yearly Rent of 40). to Thomas Talbert who will (hew the Premifes.—For further Parti* culars enquire of Mr Richard Fotfter, at Monition, or MtLeueney, Attorney at Law, in North Shields. ...

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... Ai Mr MonUk.nitc’s, the New George, in Peaiith, Cura he,l.nii, i the or U'h Inftaar« t T I I li of the Parilh of Kirkland, dir v:j i int i '. ownfkipi of Shirwith, Culgunh, and Blenc».n. coi.uh I'n in Corn, L;.mb, and Wool. Al' > a,; 1 .late. Parcel Ai'etiliaait Taik, neat Itebjr, Cum- Ve.l *ni > HOl at Penrith aforefaid, ail held under the Kev, Drill and hap of Cirliile. At the fame Time will ...

... r and Mrs. COOPER, By Messrs DURRAVAN's Company of COMEDIANS At the THEATRE in Full-Street; On F r i d a y the loth Inftant, will be performed, A CONCERT of Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC- PIT, Two Shillings. GALLERY, One Shilling. . Between the feveral Parts ofthe Concert will beorefenwd Gratis, a COMEDY, Cali'd The INCONSTANT: OR , THE WAY to WIN HIM. YOUNG MIRABLE, by Mr.' M. DURRAVAN CA^\P ...

... Tort, Tea- man, hath eloped hum her faid Hufband : Thefe art therefore to give Notice to all Perfons whatfcevcr, Not to give any Credit to the faid Judith, for Goods, or other Things ihe may want, for that they will not be paid for thr fame. WHEREAS fotfietime ago, James AiriwOßTri,' late of Hull, left in the Hands of. Edmund BEWLEY, at the Blue Bell, the Back ofthe Shambles, M Leedes, A Bay ...

... TENANTS of the Rectory or Manor of DEWSBURY,!* this County. IT is ear ne llly defired, that you and each and . every of you will, notwithftanding any Thing interfering to the contrary, meet at the Houfe of Michael Whitley, being the Sign ofthe Pack-Horfe in Dewfbury f on faid, on Thurfday the ninth Day of October next, by Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon ofthe fame Day, to confider of divers ...

... Accommodation of his Friends, he will foon open a Warehoule adjoining the New Inn, in Briggate * where will alfo be fold,* All Sorts of Groceries, Teas, &c. on the lowed Terms. A 'large commodious Houfe to lie lett, in Meadow -Lane, in- habited by Mr. Tidfwell i For further Particulars enquire of the aforefaid Mr. Cookfon. LEEDES, April ?? 1760. WHEREAS Part of a WALL, in Meadow-Lane, the ...

... Print, n>v*>r fe»n in Britain before, of his Pruflian Maj'fiy, the Princes of Piulba, th G*ne- -rals Keith, Itzenplitx, Wobcrfnow, and others, all very firong Likewff-'S, holding a Council of War war Brcflau j a lartre Map of Poland, by th Order of th Grand Gm?ral of'the Crown Army, the Heatl of th Right Honourabh George Gren- ville, Efq; and a favourite Song fet to Muftc by Dr. Green. The ...

... SP further Patticulaia Tt bt LETT. *nd mind »n at May-day »«*'» FARM at South Choppington, the Panfli ol A. Bedlington, and wi,bi Faftwe Lands, about Acres of A inclo f t( i with Qtiickfet- •• -*»■- Sheepwafli. T* bt LETT, . , .T,, ■ Pf,., Mines or Seams Coal, in the Townlhips Weftoe Morning* between the Houtsof^ Regifter to the Dean and Chapter, ms umc is wanted immediately, an ARTICLED CLERK ...

... be performed, A CONCERT of Vocal and Inftrumental MUSIC: PIT, Two Shillings. GALLERT, One Shilling. Between the feveral Parts ofthe Concert will be prefented. Grates, a COMEDY, (written by Mr. Congrbve) ' Call'd LOVE for LOVE; With the Humours of BEN the SAILOR. BEN, by Mr. M. DURRAVAN, Valentine, by Mr. STANTON, Scandal, by Mr. J. DURRAVAN Tattle, by Mf. Coop = *i Forefighr, by Mr. Blanchard, ...

... T» bt ) T T Mjy-day mxt, A Large MANSION-HOUSE in Stockton, in the County of Duilwm, in which Mis Tuinet now keeps holding School with ipacious and plcafant Gaiden, well Rocked with Fruit-irees) a commodious Curtain, Coach-houle, Stables, and other Offices, fuitable for a Gentleman’s Family, or for the Futpol'e it it now employed in. the Whole Mould not be Lett together, it is intended divide ...