... 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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... 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, ...