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... On frilaj the tenth Day ���/ February next, between the Hours oj Two four in the Afternoon, at the Vatcorn, at Stow on the H'tU, in the Coutt.y Glocejter Freehold Eftatc fituated in Oddington, within two M lesof Stow aforefiid, (now nnder-lrt at Sixteen Guineas a Year) conliftinr of Houle, a Yard, Barn, and Orchard adjoining, with two Clufes, and Arable, Meadow, ami Failure Lands, and Commons ...
... the ' G A M E: C 0 NT, A I N IN G All the Statutes, Cases', at L,arge, Arguments, Rejo- itJTibNS, and' Judgments' concerning it; equally ufeful to the Gentleman ahd .Farmer \ ' as the Gentleman may learn . h?W far hia Rti-yilege emends, and the Firmer may be enabled to know when the Gentleman exceeds the Limits prefcribed 1 by Law, and rhe'proper Methods'of Redrefs. Together with All the Acts ...
... in the fiiires of Lanark and Ayr; as alfo, in all the refpqftive hnds nnd cftates wbich belongs to tbe family of Douglas, in the faid fhires, wiiich his Lordft-.ip has right to c^o, by virtue of a deputation fiom Archibald Douglas ot Douglas, Efq; and his Curators : Tbefe are therefore to give notice to ail and fun- dry, that if any perfon fhall b.e found guilty of killing or deftroying the ...
... be Of Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC. ACT Firft. Fifth Overture Martini, with Frfnch-Hohns. Second Concerto Barsahti's Martini. A Lesson on the Harpsichord, by Mr. Jobfon. A Concerto, on the German • Flute; by Mr. Miller. AG T Second. Firft Overture of Richter, with French * Horns, * A C A NTA T A, by Mr. Barns haw. SOLO, op the Violin, by Mr. Jobfon. Firft Concerto, of Avuon's Scariatti. 'to ...
... Tranflation of a Letter, which it is afTuied was written by the Ki;g of Great-Britain to his Poiifli Majefty: Sir, and Brother, It is with much SatisfaElhn, that I have learnt, ...
... IN any good Market 'lown, or City, (the Dillancc frojii London not minded) Shoo in the Grocery, Cbedcmongeiv, Chandlery BtdincA, good j any Pc rib n willing take in Voting Man a* Partner, who can advance Money, bydirtiling for T. Day, to left at Mr. Lowe's, the Corner of TaviUockdirect, Covent Garden, London, may depend being anfwercd. Due Secrecy will oblcrvcd: Ami none need apply, hwt who ...
... at Newmarket in Cambridgeshire, a One Guinea and one Crown a Mare ; the Money to be paid at Co- vering: He is near fifteen Hands high, and marked very hand- fomely with a Star on his Forehead, a Reach down his Nofe, and two white Heels behind. This Cat o was bred by ' Squire Bowes, near Durham; he wa> got by Regulus, Son ofthe Godolphin Arabian : Cato's Dam hy Mr. John Crofts's famous Horfe ...
... Dod's Coffee-Houfe ; being his Majesty's Birth-Day. & Tickets to be had at the Bar at 2s. fid. each. To be SOLD, At Rocketts Harl in Shelland, near Stowmarket. A MILCH ASS, with a Foal by her Side twelve Days T To be SOLD. HE Manor of Abbots-Hall, together with a Free- hold Eftate called Abbots-Kail, containing about 166 Acres of arable, meadow, and pafture Ground, exceedingly well water'd and ...
... A SMALL BO X, containing two pieces |of painted glafs, ftt for a cabinet or fcrutoir. whoevcrwill gnreinfor- mation of thefe pieces of alafs juauchlan Hun- ter, DuokMKi in the Matliaoaent clofe, Edin- burgh, fo as the fame may be recovered, fhall receive .1 REWARD of TWO GUINEAS, and no queftions asked. STOLEN or STRAY'D, FROM Mr. John Hickfon, Vintner in Perth, on Friday the 31ft uit. between ...
... of two (lories high, and garrets, confifting of ftven fire-rooms, with ftable, barn, and other ofnce-houfes, with four acres arable ground, moftly inclofed, lying about five miles fouth from Edinburgh, in the parifti ol Cockpen- The articles of roup, to be feen in the hands of William Shafiey, Smith at Dalhoufie, or John Shafiey Watchmaker, at the Qeneral's-entry, Brifto*ftieet, Edinburgh, To ...
... in E- dinbur«h ; J. Barrt, Glafgow; James Swan, Merchant in Lockerbie; aiid JAmes Ekkon, Merchant in Hawick, A FAREWEL ADDRESS TO THE ASSOCIATE CONG REGAT lON' of EEITH,Bcc. By JOHN LAIDLY, M. A. THIS day is publifhed, printed for A. KiN- caid and J. Bell, the FOURTH EDI- TION, price Two Shillings bound, An INTRODUCTION' T O LATIN SYNTAX; OR, An exemplification of the rules of conftruftipn, as ...
... enquire of Meflrs. Gibfon and £a!f(»u.', Edinburgh. T^He HOUSE, OFFICE-HOUSES, *• GARDENS, and INCLOSURES of DRY- J-AW, lying two miles weft, on the Queensfer- ry road from Edinburgh, ate to be LET toge- ther or fepa rarely, and entered 10 immediarcly. — d 'he premiflei; conlill ofa manlion-houfe, neatly f>nifhed, extenfive office houfes, and a large gar- en, weil ftored wi.h all kinds of ...