... Leedes to Sheffield in tht County of York, and aiding for the DiJlrid ofthe faid Road as lieth between the Totvn, of Leede, and Wakefield, intend te meet at the Houfe of Richard Cooke, the Sign of the King',- Arm, in Leede,, on Tuefday the 2\tb Day of this infiant June, at Three ?? in the Afternoon, in order to lett the Tollt and Duties arifing by Virtue of the faid Ad Whoever is willing to ...

... Company of COMEDIANS, At the THEATRE in Full-Street ; On Frid a v the 1 3th Infhjnt, will be performed/ A CONCERT of Vocal wtftnl^ig PIT, Two Shillings. GALLE Between the feveral Parts ofthe Co«?ncert*v Gratis, an .T R^ft G l^ DjT^jK KING RICJ&ARD ' thelf[| (Aker'd from S^K|tfPEAR, by Coilev Cib_.b|; ! Ef&i King Pilchard, by Mr. STANTON, King FieatV, by Mr. T. DURRAVAN; Richmond, by Mr. MURDEN ...

... THEATRE in Full-Street; On FR I da V th? 4th Inftant, will be performed, A CONCERT of Vocal and Inftramenral MUSIC : ■ PIT, Two Shillings. GALLERT, One Shilling. Between the feveral Parts ofthe Concert will be prefented Gratis, a COMEDY, Cau'd LOV E makes a M AN: 0 R, The FOP's FORTUNE. DON LEWIS, alias, Don Choleric Snapfhorto de Teftv, by Mr. PARSONS, CARLOS, by_Mr. STANTON, Antonio, by Mr ...

... W mith a.. . Faitict 111 DALKEITH, lemov- ed i: ni- time before his death, toa NEW INN i* the WEST WYND of DALKEITH, at the S'GN of the Whi Tli HART; this is therefore to ? cq i| ai.':t tli- pill lick, that his inn continues to be jsep't up by NIC L GlhfORD, Smith and Farrier, fon in law to ihe deccafed Walter Petticrcw, where ail noblemen and gentlemc 1 may depend up>>i) ?? -ame good ...

... No. 111. (Containing three Sheet* of Letter Prefs, and ornamented with two elegant Head*, viz. The late brave Gen. Wolfe, engraved from Mr. Ifaac GoiTcl's Model by Mr. Miller; and Lord Hardwicks, by Ravenet, of CONTINUATION - The Complete History of ENGLAND. Brought down the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapellc, to the End of the prefent War. By T. SMOLLETT, M. D. comprilcd Four Oftavo Volumes, and ...

... boih hoii cs in and about the city oi fcjni- burgh, Leith, and North Lei h, ami fix miles dit tance to lell and fct; hkcvviie, fine lum.meulodg- ings to let, by the month in Edinburgh and Canon- gate. W hoever has a mind to call at this office, can be provided of the above. As there has been a great demand this term for women ferrants of a!! Hations, and is now in want at this office. There is ...

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... 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 ...

... bo SOLD, A Freehold Estate atßootford, in iheChapelry of Hamftetly. and County of Dutham, now jett at neat 70 I. a Year i with very valuable Spring Wood growing thereon. And je? Acres of Common, lately allotted, in refpeft of the Paid Eftate, upon the late Divillon of the Commons within the I'aid Chapelry of Hamftetly. fmall Modus is paid in Lieu of Corn Tithes.— Enquire of Mr Dixon or Mt ...

... inform the pub- lic Ik, that he has now got his boaatc properly fiar- nifned for the entcitauimcnc of a.i nobktnen and gcualemen that arc pleated to make ir their ftage to a.id t'iom the north. I h_y ma/ depend Uinan _^ od ?? For themltlves and horiii, qatct quaricrs, cafy lodging , end ready icivicc, from a bcir nioii humble fcrranr, VV ILL 1 A M RU i SEL L. « ?? , soff puhfiffcte, f\ li to ...

... and NfcTHER i'OfMOKTH, formerly ad vet tiled, to have becu judicially Sold, in whole, or in parcel-,, befde the Lord Ordinary on che bilis fi>r the rime tapoai the 2 tfih current, is ?? adjourned ; o 1 hurfday next, the third oi July, when the Sale will proceed. jure _orh, 1750. r 1 He General Meeting of the Truftees A for putting in execution the Turnpike act, for ihe county of Edinouigh. ...

... the (pace of eight years, as Cook in then circuits j and to which office he W.^s recommended by the deceafed Lord Eichic-, has now let up publick houfe, the fecond door in tiie entry t> the Writers court, Edinburgh. Any gentlemen who Ihaii be pleafed to favour him Wtih their company, may depend on having the* beft entertainment- and good liquors of all kind-. And privare families ihat want a ...