... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Two Volumes. By J. HAWK ES WORTH, L.L.D. Printed for H. Payne and W.Cropley, at Dryden's Head in Pater-nofter Row; and fold by J. Shave in Ipfwich : Of whom may be had, EDGAR and EMMELINE, a Fairy Tale, Price Is. ASHfIELD, May 30, 1761. W Hereas Richard Sharp, late Servant toMrs.Jennings of Thorp Morieux in the County of Suffolk, Wk ow, (Sou of John Sharp, late of Ixworth, Shop-keeper, ...

... the zzd of January, at Eleven o'Clock, to conftder ef two proper Perfons to reprefent the faid County in the enfuing Parliament. tt.hi. D.nner wiil be ready by Onej where all Gentlemen will meet with a hearty Welcome, by tneir moft obedient ?? to command, - HENRY FINCfcIAM. 'To it SOLD. ~ JpHE Materials of the late Qwtlling-Hcufe of Dr. Johri * Summers, fituate in Hbdingham Sible in the County ...

... Office of a £j^ Vz-.Do«xik in the Neu> Foreft, I take the Liberty of re- tjuefting the Favour of your Votes and Intereft oh this Occafion, which will very muchobli£.e Your moft obedient hum*>le Servant, Ptlewell, July a, 176 c . THOMAS WORSLEY. WHEREAS the Partnerfhip betwren Woods and Dimfdale, of Black Fryars, London, Woollen- Draper«, \t by mutual Content diflblved : All Perfons indebted ...

... Room, on Thursday the i,zt|h of November. . ?ii ' ¦' ~* * * ¦ 1 ' ¦ ¦ 1 . 1. 1 n¦« i- « ? COLCHESTER, oa. a 9, 1761. For the Benefit of Mr. Rein hold, Organift of St. Peter's. ON Monday nfxt, November the 2d, in- the Great Room at the White Hart, wiil be A CONCERT of Vocal and Inl.ru mental Mufick ; The Vocal Parts by Mr. Rbinhold, Mafter Johnson from St. ?.. ¦ . Paul's, and others. ...

... (as has been experienced ia many thoufand Cafes) any continual acute Fever in a few Hours, though attended with Convulfions, Light-headedoefs, and the worft Symptoms s But if taken in the Beginning of a Fever, one Dole is generally Sufficient to perform a Cure. • It it like wife a moft effe&ual Remedy for all internal Inflam- mation, Pleurifies, Quincies, acute Rheumatisms, and the Low- neb of ...