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... SCIIOOt M T £ /« WIrK V. CTolcn or Strayed, out of Eon Meadow neat Oxford, Brown HORSE, of the Saddle kind, lame bifoie ; alxiul fourteen Hands a Half high, with a liiiall Star in his Forehead, a black Mane and Tall, and four black Lgs Whoever will bring the faid Ho. le to Mr, John Farrier in Oxfoid, (lull retire all Charges. ...
... did upon Saturday the Twenty-latent h Dxy of October lalt, wilfully and rrwliciouflv drivt a Cut drawnjby four Horfes, againft 9 Stoop which was let up at the To If- Bar or Gate upon the public Turnpike Road hading from the Market- Town of Rochdale, to Burnley, both in ibt laid County cf Lancafhi ; and hy fo doing did pull do.vn the i'a ; d Stoop, and lay open the faid Turnpike- Road, c ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... Notice THAT Gentlemen end Ladles may fiippliedwirh neat POST-CHAISE and Four at the Angel inn in : t One Shilling Mile, the Red Lien at thence at the hum Price the Bell at lev } an.l at One Shilling a Mile f»om theme Salt Hill. Poll Landaus to eirry Four may Ukewiic he had at Inn in at hiriun Mi If, to tlic Kfd Henlbn, ..t t 14] Vice from ilti.ley 'IM* [Brought from Loudon Exprefs.] 5s . From ...
... the G A M E: C ON 1 A IN I N G All the 1 Statutes, Cases at Largi!, Arguments,, Reso- lutions,; and Judgments concerning it 5 equally ufeful to the Gentleman and Farmer} as the Gentleman may learn how far his Privilege extends, and the Farmer may be enabled • to know when the Gentleman exceeds the Limits prefcribed; ' by LawJ> and the proper Methods of Rcdrcfs. ■ 3 ?? •' with All the Acts of ...
... Country Gentlemen, Farmers, Graziers, Farriers Carr.trs, Sportfmcn, „c. Containing a very curious Colleftion „ well -experienced Obfervations, and upwards of two hundred prac- tical Receipts tor the Cure of al! common Difiempers incident •* Hcrsks, j Calves, ' *le_S Oxen, Sheep, A.d* Cows, ! Lambs, I Docs. Digefted under their proper Heads j moft cf wh.ch 1.,-rvc been prac.ikd fcr many \ ears ...
... in the fecond turnpike and fee.nd door, within the head of Niddry's- wyndj- Edinburgh, BEG leave to inform the public, that they have a new and particular method of making c or bag-wigs que-wigs, dreis and undrefs bob yi'vs ccc. which not only look much neater than any made in town, but will laft much longer, as they are finifhedin a particular manner, far pre- ferable toany made in this p.in ...
... (teel fprings. This advertifement not to be repeated. TO be SOLD, by public volunrary roup, within John's cofteehoufe in Edinburgh, upon Tuefday the aid day of January next, be- tween the hours of four and fwe afternoon. TWENTY SHARES of the Capital Stock of the BANK of SCOTLAND The ar- ticles of roup to be feen in the liands of Robert Jamiefon, Clerk to the Signet. THe Trufrees fur rhe ...
... Arriv'd here, «Lady Sandwich, Lady Long, Mrs. Long, Sir Thomas Whitmore, Sir Bridges Baldwin and Lady, Mr. and Mrs. Baglhaw, Mr. and Mrs. Arundell, Mr. and Mrs. Hiil and Mifs, Mr. P ...
... ENT on good Security, From 500 1. to Five ThouTarul Pounds. For further prticulars enquire ofMr. Rayner, at the Bottom of Eaft-Hill, (Olchester ? or of Mr. Shave, Bookfeller, in Ipswich. ~* To be SOLD. THE elgant and graceful SIGN of the RED LYON with > ...
... der-', has ftill Two Rooms for the accommodation of fuch, Mi. MOIR begsleave to acquaint the mhlicj that his Boarders may have the benefit of btai afiiftan.ce in the evening. H, B. Befides his Public School, betcachea at private houi'?., as form.iiy. ?? ,j)ir ß ,r 9 „- >g ?? i g,- i O,. > g, „Jf y i_PWV _PW ' >- ?? ADVE RT ISEMENTS. To be LE T, AFU RNISHED HOUSE, £X confifting of a dining ro m ...