... Parilh of Halifax, Mr. chant, Deale. and Chapman, and he being declared a Bankrupt, is here- by required to furremler himfelf to the CommifTioiiers in and by the faid Commiflion named and authorized or the major Par. of them on the twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth Day* of December Inftatit, at the Houfe of Jonas Blakey, the Elm-Tree in Krigh c, and on the twenty-fount l Day of January next, at ...

... a Letter from his Royal liighneft the Duke of Yoik, in which that Prince fiomifes her ...

... Sale) of the Rectory of Blore aforefaid, fituate in the County of Stafford, eight Miles from Leek and Cheadle, in the faid County, and three from Afbborne in the County of Derby, and very near feveral good Tnrnpikc-Roads, contain- ing near Eight Hundred Acres, (moftly Meadow and Pafture Land, lies altogether in aßing-Fence, Freehold and Tythe- free, very improveable, Lime being in every Part ...

... upwards-of a Ton; but thofc Perrons who have fecit the Crop would not accept the Bet. ( Experiments have been made for Curiofity Sake, weighing fevcral of the Turnips, which weighed from 28 to 36 Pounds each. If this cold Hillw Country will produce Crop!, what might the Produce in our neighbouring Counties, where curious Turnip Land is?— This may fatisfy the Incredulous, who finite at the ill ...

... Enter'd upon immediately. A Good and long-accuftom'd Blacksmith's Shop, at Thorp in the Soken, in the County of Essex, fituate in the Middle of the Street. For further Particulars enquire of Mr, John Barnard, Surgeon, in Colchefter. N. B. If any Perfon is inclinable to purchafe, the Premifes are to be fold. ' - NOTICE is hereby given, THAT the next General Meeting of the Trustebs of the ESSEX ...

... iCouaijr Dultiaini cooiaiaing Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Faflaic Ground, well waterrd and mclofed, and convcnieui Houfing in coed Repair Enquire Kavenlwonh Caftle. L L'ET, and entered ufan at May-day next, AF AR M of LAN D, West Sleexburne, in the Farii!) Bcdliugton, aud County of Durham, cont ; about Ijo Acres of Arable. Meadow, and Pafture Ground, hat late been much improved, and planted ...

... bearing tht Sign of . th King-, - Arms in Leeds, on Tuefday the Fifth of \ February next in tbe Afternoon, DIVERS Freehold MESSUAGES, LANDS, TKNEMENTS, and HEREDITAMEN IS, tun ite in Leeds, anil in the Townfhip of Hunfler, mix. LOT tie Fir/I. All thole feveinl MESSUAGES, DWEL- LING - HOUSES, or TENEMENTS ; wiih the Work-Shops and other Buildings therewith occupied, lituate in Simpfon's-Fold, ...

... [Price Two-Pence Halfpenny.] , . L s , r e* R ,, r and mote t'er.er.ii'l to tt oie ' _*, « ?r „ T,ct M FNTs for thi ...

... of the following Work will be given* ?? A Curious Succeflion of the C 0 I N S of our Englifh Monarchs, from W ?? the Conqueror to the prefent Times; from the Author's Cabinet arid thofe of his Friends. To the Lovers of our Excellent Conflitution, and in particular to tfjoje who Venerate the Memory oj our Edwads, our Hen- Rys, andmr Williams. An Entire New Work. Dedicated to tint Princely ...

... 50 Elms, with fome Ash as they ftand. For Particulars enquire of Matthew Harvey, or Mr. Thomas Aubery of Southminfter, in Dengey Hundred ; or of Mr. J»hn Harvey, or Mr. H. Woolman of Buers Hamlet. To be LETT and Ehter'd upon immediately. A Good and long-accuftom'd Blacksmith's Shop, at Thorp in the Soken, in the County of Essex, fituate iv the Middle of the Street. For further Particulars ...

... iromotcd the M»flerflisp of tbe Rolls—Yarmouth. Lord Holmes* .. •Ti» now r/id. Lottery, Annome* Live*, will ccitaily uke Place *btt no left «han ftven Million* will be'raifed ib*« Mean* for the Government. We hear Scheme » on Foot faun out, for • large annual Som, hi* Majefty** coftoolable Revenue* in the Iflc of Man. It is now faid very ample parliamentary Encouragement will be granted next ...

... The viiiou. Stitme. ami Report* on that e«- tentive SuhjeCl 1 partictilaily reUtive to Horfe tcinj. ee, Card*, and Fraud*. With the Opinion Sir John Strange, Knt. late Mailer the Rolls, to levenfern dillinol Querit* on the Statute the - Anne, fhr avoiding the Ftnaltic* thereby aga.aft Camitijt. Hurt h'.* mftrihrt the Noble end Rlfhi Her.oniable Member* of the JOCKEY CLUB. LiUrlai tfi fW(K«f«r ...