... he has never loft a Patient, notwithftanding the Variety of Subjects of all Ages and Conftitutions which have been committed to his Care : The favourable Manner in which he conveys the Di- feafe, and the Care taken to render every Accommodation agree, able, will, he flatters himfelf, continue the great Encouragement he has received from the Publick. His Terms are, for Gentlemen and Ladies, ...

... a great Number of Staddles. . Forfui.her Particulars enquire of Mr. Salmon in Ford-Street. WANTED. A Sober and induftrious Man and Woman, to take care of a Workhouse. They muft underftand Spinning, be able to keep good Government and Ordtr, teach the Children Neat- nefs and Induftry, and above all fet a good Example. Perfons thus qualified, who are willing to undertake fuch an Employment, and ...

... Large Quantity of OAK TIMBER-T&BE S; v alio a great Number of Staddi.es. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Salmon in Ford-Street. WANTED. A Sober and induftrious Man and Woman, to take car* of a Workhouse. They muft underftand Spinning, be able to keep good Government and Ordtr, teach the Children Neat- nefs and Induftry, and above all fet a good Example. Perfbns thus qualified, who are ? ...

... Ashwell's Warehoufe, from Eighteen Shillings to One Guinea per Firkin. To be LETT, ~ ~~ A At Incatestone in Ess c x. Very good, large, and convenient Publick-Housb, well fituated in the Middle of the Town, with or without Fifteen Acres of very good Meadow-Land. Enquire of Henry Muilman, Efqj in Winchefter-Street, Lon- don ; or of George Sangfter in Ingateftone. To be LETT and Enter'd upon at ...