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... ported, miicii to die prejudice ot Mrs CUNN. Vintner in Stirling, thai ftie is to .-ive up bufimrfs at rhe next term. She takes this onportunuv cf no.ifying .0 fuch as frequented her houfe during berhusband's lifetime, that ihe bufmi-ts is ftill continued by her, in tbe fame way af beio'-e, and that fuch as fliall favour her with thelt company, may depend on the beft enter- tainment. f fe 'O ...
... Came infirtee our lafi, The berman, and the Jamaica ; the Garland, •«> - o(fL York; the Quebec, Brown, ' y. oung Lion, (late ffC tl rtJ xf the City of Watei ford, e th { & Arrive ...
... ■\X7’Hcreas fome ill-difpofed Per’’ fons diJ in t!ic Night httwccn Friday and Saturday Lift come into Home-llall, called Ttlh't, Great Tew aforelaid, and threw down one of the Gates, broke the Lock a Stable, Door, and took the Door off the Hooks, wherein were Three High-bred Colts, belonging Anthony Keck, Efqi and laid the faid Door Edgeways in the Place where they threw the laid Gates from, ...
... •fon .Merchant in Dumfries, wa-* broke open, 4 noods to a great value carried oft, confiding 311 ftfy of watches, jewels, &c. a number of have fince been difcovered in the pofleflion fa foldier, vvho is now in cuftody, a REWARD °t TEN GUINEAS is hereby oftered by Mr. wilfon, to any perfon who fball difcover all or aII V pan of the goods, which bave not yet bsen ' B n3 out. Among the things ...
... that SIGNOR PUTTI, formerly principal Violin of the Musical Society in Mary's Chapel, and who raught i-nging and ibe harpsichord here, having been fince, fcvcral years in Dublin, where he inftrucled the inoft of the quality to play upon the harpficbord (either leflons or thoroug- baf;) and to fing after tne Italian manner and tafte, propofes to teach here, where the Ladies may have the ...
... By the KIN G’s Authority, i h * large Oila-vo Volume, Trie* i*. half-imnJi tllkjhated ’with Twenty - live Coffer - f later, Maps, Finns, Views, (itc.. i , . j THE London -MAGAZINEJ For the YE AR 1761.. > In which it contained the Hi (lory of Pulnoierit; the* Hillorjr of the Origin and Progrefr the prefent Wer,| by Authority, which il Performance, and al-' lowed to fuperior any other HKloty of ...
... Abbay, Edinburgh, A Large Collection of all the valuable kinds ot FRUIT and FORREST TREES, Flowering Shrubs, and Evergreens, and Thorns from two to feven years o-ld. Likewife, all forts of Garden. Grafs, Tree, and Flower Seeds, Garden Tools, and allothei* articles relating to the nurfery and feed trade. P. S. In the collection of plants, are all the fine forts of rofes, ?? of ?? fifty kindr*. ...
... Freehold Messuage situate in St. Laurence Lane in Ipswich, now in the Occupation of Henry Hovel, Butcher . For Particulars enquire cf Jafiah .'-iarns, Cahinet. Maker, Ipfw'^h. Wanted, immediately. A Journeyman in the Grocery Way. Any one who ** can be weil recommended, may tie?r of n Place by apply in? to Mr. Thomas Newman, Grocer, in Norwich. N. 8.. No Letters wiii be anfwered unlei^ pott ...
... 3W.ettfremento* W A N T E D, At Thame, in tbe County e/ Oxf ord ; A Sober Perfon, who will Farm * the Work houfe, and undertake the Employ- ment of the Poor. Any fucli Perfon, by apply- ing to the Church- Wai dens and Ovcrfecrs of the faid Parifh, if they agree upon Terms, may take to the Management of their Workhoulc at Lady Day next. N. B. Mr. Way will receive PropofaU at the the Town-Hall ...
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... compieat, Elegantly printed on a beautiful Letter and fine Paper, By the King's Authority, Being the Compledteft Bible for Chriftian Families hitherto publifhed, * An Illuftration OF THE Holy Scriptures B V Notes and Explications ON THE Old and New Teftainent: To which Js added, Some felecr. Books ofthe Apocrypha. Printed for R. Goadby and R. Baldwin} In this Work the Sacred Text is printed at ...
... and Parcels of Field Land, late the Eftate of Mr. Edmund Heron, deceas'd. For farther Paiticulars inquire of Mr. Thomas Horsfield, of Holywell-Green, near Eland; Mr. Michael Wood, of Wcfterton. near Wakefield • or Mr. Richard Towne, of Wakefield afbrefaid. Mr. John Harrap, of Offett aforefaid, will flievv the Premiles. ?? Ali thofe to whom the faid Mr. Edmund Heron was in- debted, at the Time ...