... ACONC E R T/ Of VOCAL and, INSTRUMENTAL mvs i a The Firft and Second VIOLINS, by Mr. LeylandinA Mr. Valentine. A SOLO CONCERTO and Baffoon SOLO, by Mr. Scamardint A SOLO CONCERRTO on the VIOLIN, by Mr. Valentin e * A SOLO CONCERTO on the HAUTBOY* by Mr. **rkm(on A SOLO CONCERTO and FLUTE SOLO, by Mr. Hafrh A SOLO CONCERTO ton . the V l O LONC E L L O hJ Mr. Valentine. ' y A Favourite SONG, in ...

... in Norfolk, on the Prefcncation of the Biihop of Ely. Wanted immediately. A Sober Lad, as an Apprentice to a Pbruks-Maker. For Particulars enquire of Richard Borham of Boxford in Suffolk. N. B. Nj Letters snfwered unlefs poft-p&id. This is to give Notice, THAT on Friday the 19th of November inftant, will be put to Sale, at Wm. Rowlb's at Ton st ax, upwards of %o Cows and Buds, Tumbrils and ...

... And Enttrtd upon Immediately, gtntcely FunifitJ, TTHE Mannon-Honfe, at Kin;? fry in the County of Bucks, two Miles iioo Thame, large Market Town, together with cr without any Quantity of good Meadow and Pattime Ground lying round tl»e Houfc, not excefoing Seventy Acres, with Liberty to hunt and a» within tlic Maonor, The Houle modern-built, with three FtorJt, vit. North, F.aft, and South; ...

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... ce, THAT there wiiJ be a Meeting of Merchants and Farmers at tHe Bell in Kennett, Cambridgeshire, every Tuesday. N. b. An ORDINARY tvery Tuelday by One o'Clcck. Te be LETT and Enter'd upon immediately, cr at Lady Day next, at East Dereham in Norfolk. THE House and Shop now in the OccupaJ n of M ?? Helen Barnes, Milliner. The Stock to be fold at piime Coft, She leaving eff Trade. rHE ...

... Ri*er,' Wit overflowed, at were Kveral Parts adjacent. high TMa hat done donfiderahle Damage, a 4?. Laft Monday the Fifing Highwayman robbed Farmer near Weft-Wfdrham in Biekinghamflure, «f tj Pounds; and cat the Girths of the Farmer’s rode off. The next Morning the fiune Fanner, Minato drink Pint of Ale at fina|l near the. Wood belonging Cltrfce, Efi], faw the Highwayrnaa, *ko Wm him the Bay ...

... is to be- set in tack,- by publick roup, for twenty-one years, and entered to at Whitfunday l *The FARM of BUTTERDANE- MAINS, pertaining to the Monoiirable George ?? of Jervifwood, lying in the parish of Old- bamftocks, and prefenrly pofldoed fey John Swan- fton. The lands are capable of great improve- ment^ and not far from lime. The articles will be feen in the hands of John Hume, Wriser in ...

... is fifteen Hands high ; he was got by Moguh Son of the Godolphin Arabian, and own Brother to Ba' brabam; his .Dam by Bay-Bolton; his Grand Dam by Bafto* which got the Dam of Old Crab; his Great Grand Dam by the Curwen Old Spot ; his Great Great Grand Dam by Toun\ span- ker, Son of ofd Spanker, Sire of the Dam of fig, and got by the Darcey Mm Turk-, his Great Great Grew Gr. ..id Dam by Old ...

... HO LV SCRIPTURES OF THE OLD and NEW TESTAMENT. To be continued Weekly, each Number containing 3 ?? printed on a fuper-fine Paper, and entire new and mofl: beautmfi Letter, fpr the cheap Price of 3d. only. And the Whole at uhoped, will be compleated in lefs than K>Num- bers jjiowe ver, all above that will be. given gratis. So that the price will bear no proportion to rhe real Vatue ofthe Work. ...

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... inform the PUBLIC, That he has open'd a S on the Bridge in Leedes, at the Sign of The and now carries' the Upholftry Buf.nefs in all its and will rec all Perfons with Bedfteads, Feather Beds, Mattes, and ii.dd.ng Silk and Worfted Furniture, Stuffs Cottons, Linens, and Checks Carpets, Martin and Matts, of all Sorts; Alfo, all other Houfoold Goods and Furniture. Ltkewife great Variety of Paper ...