... ‘, -’ , liven Years -John Poi'eford was ordered ta iwj Perlbns were burnt in the Hand and Eleven lnquifuion was taken Terling. the Body MonJ'Y A 1 that Place ; who being d.lordered in his •f fiimfelf his Cow-houfe on Sunday Morning.— another Inquifition was taken at Brentwood on n of Gillian, May! Labourer who w.as killed in fall- . ord Perre’s new Houle, erefting at Thsrndon.-—The h - !' tl ...

... returned to the whapter-Houfc, I(hop.Bi.l 1 (hop.Bi.l the Lower Houfe CWTOrvnd having fe. » « the i, t j ra l to chufe a Proejiion, °^ . Tnomas, Dean Weftminfter, wa* Incotor, the i r Lcrdihips and To-lboreleae and refented to the Convocauonin row he , in Weftm.nfter-Abbcy. King Henry w j, o that Occafioo make a . •tb -t ,h ® J Careaflis ! Scarce able to believe him, « their nr.hed where, in ...

... Earl's Colne in the County of Effex, Efqutre, deceafed, are defired, within one Month from the Date hereof, to tranfirdt Account; of fuch their refpective Demands to Mr. Wm. Townfend of Great Ceggefhall 111 the f ;id County. _ To be LETT and Enter'd upon at MIDSUMMER next. THE ancient and convenient Publick-House, call'd the Fox, in Ballingdon in Effex, now in the Occupation cf Mr. John Burton ...

... the late Edward Hawker, Efq; For the Benefit of Mrs. Susannah Grimwood Lane. AT the Long- Room at Don's Coft*e-Houf« in Ipfwich, on on Thursday ths nth «f this ?? June, will be A CONCERT of Vocal and Inftrumental Mufick, After the Concert there will be a BALL. Tickets to be had at Dod's Coffee-Houfe, and at Mrs. Reere's in Brook-Street, at Two Shillings and Sixpence each. COLCHESTER ...

... a y, Januray 2, bare been can homj next. re- k.il '. • ail ...

... Nosteriield, othcrwife Pry O r. ' -, 1 A very improveable Far m j ?? of 210 Acfca of A rot!i ' Meadow, and Pafttire,. leu to WilJiam Puikis at t *zi ocr A ?? and 30 Acres.of Coppice- Wood of , 7 Ye^s Growth - P ' J T twenty Years ago went from Wood-Ditton rVb. pi of hisPirth) near Ne4,:het in the CounJy^C^ncT and, it » apprehended, foon after became a lea farine m! , •' .i>ve»lVo,.g« at Se., ...

... Country Gentlemen, Farmers, Graziers, Farriers Carr.trs, Sportfmcn, „c. Containing a very curious Colleftion „ well -experienced Obfervations, and upwards of two hundred prac- tical Receipts tor the Cure of al! common Difiempers incident •* Hcrsks, j Calves, ' *le_S Oxen, Sheep, A.d* Cows, ! Lambs, I Docs. Digefted under their proper Heads j moft cf wh.ch 1.,-rvc been prac.ikd fcr many \ ears ...

... C O U N TRY N K W ‘life h lie Copy oj a i Jrom HARUUKU U.rtKiiOKl), kjq ; refrefenlatvve tn parliament for the city cj vi an] ever to that feut him by the Magittratcs, Gtntlcinen, ,an.i other principal Inhetiiitants oj the juut Lite. Glntlemen, ...

... Tickets lo be had at the Bar, at Five Sliilliugs each. SAXMUNDHAM CONCERT and BALL, (being the laft foe the prefent Subfcr.'puen) wiii be oa Wednesday tne 16th of this Inftant September. For the B ENE F I T of Mr. JOSE PH GTBBS. AT the Affembly-Room in Ipswich, on Thursday the 17th of September. 1761, will be A CONCERT of Mufick, and a BALL. N. B. Tickets may te had at Mrs. Dod's, or of Mr. ...

... have had meeting to conlider ol the propriety of carrying the y.. ■■ J , Efq; who were of opinion tint his Grace had been ill advifed in that matter, and begged he would Hop all proceedings, and lignified their concern at his Grace’s ever having condefeended take notice of him ; which account, it is laid, further Heps will be taken in this matter. r, a court of Aldermen and Common Council was ...

... ready f«r the R?c prion of Patients by the latter End of Yelruary next. Such Peifons as fhall be pleafed to put themfeives under his Care, are defned (o give him eaily Notice, that he may with more Conve- nience apj^'nt the Time for thsm. j To the Gehtaefaen, Qef§y\ anc* Freeholders of tn; CdrTnif of S U FPOL JC. j-jftAFING bad th Honour, at a General Meting held her* this Day, to be ...

... eedily will be publifhed, A Treatise on Education, by the 1. te Bilhop Burnett, * * from an Original Manufcript. To which will be added, a fhort Preface. N. B. The M. S. in the Author's own Hand-writing, is in the Pofftffion of the Editor. Printed tor D. Wilfon at Plato's Head in the Strand j and Sold by J. Shave in Ipfwich, and the reft of the Bookfeiiers in Town and Country. Where may be bad ...