... Ladies. For JANUJR r, 1760. Omuimrg, among many other curium Particular:, lUfo/hnving: I. Dcaicatica Right Hon. Wittam Efq; 11. The Hiftoiy of Orcj i K> oriental Tale. 111. Pefcription of the Ralde-fnJte Plant olled the Nauve. Oodla-CoudlogouiUe. IV The Life and / »f Sir Lauac.lot Oreavn. V. A Parallel between the Grairh and‘.he greateft Man Age. y!. fi, di-t U'gitud* Sea, by Robert Long, born ...

... BriJlol, April 18. Thufday laft ended the General Gaol Delivery for this City and County, when Thomas Ulher, otherwife William Dawfon, for dealing 18001. from Mr. William James, this City, Waggoner; Robert Salloway, for breaking open a Bureau belonging to Mr. Henry Jones of this City, Gent, (to whom he was a Servant) and ftealing thereout jc Guineas, and Gold Watch; and William Powell, for ...

... the Tori, Oxford, a SCHOOL; where will taught Reading, and Needle Work of all Kind*, and where Young Ladies may be boarded on reafonable Terms. N. B. 7ht Shop •with m Houfi in th* Back Cturt, »f tan* Rooms an th* Floor, to Utt on rtaJonaU* Firms. ...

... JOSEPH; or the Complete DREAM INTERPRETER. Being General Colleflion DatAMs with their IsTrararr ATiort ranged in alphabetical Order} that let of what will, he may in Moment, having Heconrfe to thit Book, fee the Interptetaoon, and know what will happen to him in Corf’qoenee thereof. rot icb it o/UUd, A hotter Areoue tof Dream* than hat hitherto been publifted j what generally necaflon them } ...

... rlir Smai.l Pox, J. ami finds all manner Ncccflaric** lour Guineas each. He* Inornl-ittd nnwml* of One Hutulred and Thiity Patients bit Seaion, with very great Succefs, All Pei fens who plea *’ to put th mfclvrs under his C ue, may on bi confbntly attend> carefully mutVJ, and civilly tiTited. N. B. Mr. is al.'b ready waif on any Number of Potions Inoculate them their own Habitations, anv ...

... a Widow by the Name of Susannah Maddox, is living at Witney in Oxfordshire, she may hear of something to her Advantage, by applying to Mr. Dennison, of Apothecaries Hall; Black Fryars; London. CLARKE and CASTLE, vyhojefale and Retail piercers and Piapers. , h fk torn-Market, OXFORD, BEG Leave to inform their Friends* and the Publick, That they have laid in a large AfTortment of fafhionable ...

... Affort- nyfct ot plain Mantua*, Luitringt, and Ducspes ; great Variecj of fiwee', ilri).t all Sorts ; Irifh Linnent, very chj Lawn Handkerchiefs, pur- e .niiderahly ...

... On frilaj the tenth Day •/ February next, between the Hours oj Two four in the Afternoon, at the Vatcorn, at Stow on the H'tU, in the Coutt.y Glocejter Freehold Eftatc fituated in Oddington, within two M lesof Stow aforefiid, (now nnder-lrt at Sixteen Guineas a Year) conliftinr of Houle, a Yard, Barn, and Orchard adjoining, with two Clufes, and Arable, Meadow, ami Failure Lands, and Commons ...

... AS it is our eanieft Di the and extending thr late Mi. M'jni'* Med > the Poor >d at the Etptnce of the Sale iht B ...

... up in one of the Qjud tangles of New College : — Tht Owntr, by applying to the Printei ofthis Paper, and dffciiriiitj, the Sum ?? in the above Purfe, will h 3 ve it reilored upon paying tht Charge of advertifing. OXFORD, Mi^-rK^GS. A LL Perfons who are any way? indebted ■* *• to tiie Elate and Effects of thelttt Mrs. Mary Barnes, of tho Parifh of St. John, Coal Merchant, are defiretl to p-u ...

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... elegant Portraits ofthe prefent krngand §lue-enofDznmdtti and abtaut'tlul Entrraving'oj'A tettam Lady in thepoliteft Drefs cf 1768, THE LAD I fe S' Own Memorandum - Book j 0 r, b a 1 l y POCKET JOURNAL* For the YEAR 1769. Ceflgnedas a Methodical Regifter of ail their tW- aftiort. of Bufinef.j as well a. Amufement. CONTAINING, i. The Introduction -^2. The Mirrotir, at. original ?? 3. The Bear ...