... the Greyhound in Stow- ' market, on Thursday the igth Inftant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, to confider of ADDRESSES to be prejented to their - Majefties upon their late happy Nuptials. Thomas Moseley, Sheriff. c WHEREAS an Aclion at Law hath been juftly broughti- againft mc Luke Rice, the younger, of Ipswich, Sadler,n for rai fing and publiflung a falfe and fcandaiwus Report, to the great ...

... he had at Mrs. Bryant's, Miliiner; G'ovcsat the Room. COLCHESTER SUBSCRIPTIoIj^SEMDLY WILL be at the King's Head, oa Monday the 14th of December, 1761. To begin at Six o'Ciock. N. B. Tickets to be had at the Bar, at Five Shillings each. Not ?? here thefe fiei/n Tears. By £is NORWICH Company of COMEDIANS. AT ihe Theatre in Tankard-Street, Ipswich, on Webnesday, Dtcember a, will be prefented a ...

... Creditors of Mr. Thomas Moor, of Purleigh- Hall in the County of Effex, Farmer, are defired to meet at Ac Angel inKELVEDON on Thursday next, the 13d Inftant, by Eleven o'Clock, to receive Propofals for fettliag his Affair?. To be S OLD. A FARM in Haverhill in the County of Suffolk, confift- ing of a Dweliing-Houfe, Barns, Stab'es, Pidgeon-Houfe, and upwards' cl ©he hundred and fifty Acres of ...

... March. Wanted immediately* or at Lady-Day next. A Sober W O M A N-S ERVAN'T of the Age of 40. Apply to Mr. Spinke of Bury. Wanted immedia t c l y. A Single Man, as a Foreman in the Farming Way,' that underftands feeding of Land, can plough and ftack well, and that will bring with him a Character of his^ Honefty aud So- briety, may hear of a Place by applying to Mr* Boggis, of Weely-Lodge in ...

... from Toulon, that 150 Corficar.s, whom it.e had made Prifonert, and who were cor.f.ced in the Gaols that Town, hate made their Ei.aae, and taken R.. in Ewroy.* 12. LettersfcomFlorer.es of the n’. confirm th* Account of Eaithquake l aving been teu i..erc u,.. and add, That it had done great Dru.nge. the Fcoda! Territories of the Princedom F.-mifiii the • Romagro-Florenlind ;• that a great ...

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... ION ASSEMBLY WILL be at the King's He ad^ on Monday the 29th of November, 1 76 1. To begin at Si* ?? >Gk. N. B. Tickets to be had at the Bar, at Five Shillings tach. : IPSWICH, Nov. 15, 176 a. \ T the Blackmoor's Head, near the Corn-Hill, will be ?'a. fold off di;eaiv, very cheap, a large Stock of LINNEN- DX A ? E R V j b;ing defined, as Don as the Stock can be IbU eff t go to live out of ...

... Suffolk. Thefe are to acquaint the Publick, rHAT there will bs a great Market at Stradbrook on Monday the sd of November j where will be expofed to Sale on very reafonabie Terms, all Sorts of BRAZIER V GOODS. A good Dinner will be provided at Mr. liledge Davis's,' at the Qu*en's Head, precifcly at One of the Clock. COLCHESTER, Oaober ?? , 7 6i. A S it has always been caftomary to have a ...

... WILLIAM BfcST, of the City of Exon, Innholder, begs Leave to acquaint tbe Public, that he is removed from the Whiie Han inn in Southgate-Street, to the Half Mom Inn in the Fore Street of tbe fame City, wfcich is nowfcut w eood Order, for the Reception of Gentleroen and Ladies, who rosy depend on being well accommodated. The faid Inn v , refpeft to it. Situation, inferior to none, * being ...

... warmeft Senti- mefits of Gratitude to ell my Friends, fer the Zeal and Spirit which they have exerted on my Behalf ?? And tbo' their Endea- vours have not been attended '^withM^SuccefsvO'.ich might have been expeaed, 1 Jill flatter myfelf, ?? of the Poll fhould undergo an accurate Examination, the Majority of the Real Voters of this County will be found te be in myFavcur. lam, Gentlemen, ...

... upon their Orders being ptinftually obey'd, by their humble Servant, DANIEL MANNING. To be SO L D to tha beft Bidder, (By Inch of Candle) On Monday the 2th of July, 1765, at the Custom-House in Colchester. SEveral fmall Cafks, containing upwards of 300 Gallons of Foreign Brandy and Geneva ; alfo fundry Lots of Green and Boliea Tea, roalb-d Coffee, white bordered Muslin Handkerchiefs, and fome ...