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... MDCCL X I. The high sheriff Of 'lie O NORTHUMBE R L A N D. Noticl is hereby Given, Ccaft il impofTible exprfft the that appears in every Countenance, heaiini! of tlir Recal of the great Common' r. A the Well-end the Town, writes thus Upwards of three hund'ed news Rrooms are prrpariug with - ail Expedition to fweep the Augean Stable clean. This Day both Houles Parliament met. purfuant to ...
... AD tP U Y CHAP lain to a RtGiMENr Foot, now in Scotland. A'lfo to be SOLD, The CHAPLAINSHIP Of «n old Rfgimfnt Foot. For futthei Pai'iculMS apply to the Rev. Mr Ma*ct, Scoiton, near Richmond, Toiklhire. L F. T, ONE-TWE TH PAHT of the Gramb LtASE STELLA COLLIERY. Anv w.liiiig to :ake it, ate defned to fend th- it Propofol* Col. Thom Mailcy. in Henry Street, Dublin, or to Mr in fiieer. cattle. ...
... Arrived ihe Mr'.lj Hollamd andFLANDEKt. M m b h, Denmark) Teh. i. AM* is talked of between the Hereditary Prince ...
... W happily of Princcf.. Her Royal Highncfs .he of Walt*, 1 * Grace the Atchh.ihop of Canterbury, and levcral Lords of k.s Vdiy's moll Honourable Privy Coonc.l. and the Ladre. of her Chamber, were pre Lot. Her Majeily t*. God praffed, as welt can be expend ; and the young P r, ccf * ■ .. o-.f-ct Health. This great Event was immediately made the Firing of the Tower GunS : And in the Kvemng fh ...
... THE GRANARIES, at North Hiytii, now in the fofl'ellion r.f Mr Thomaa Sioijr. who •ill lbe« the Premises Enquire of Roaet Shoiron. South Blyth. Mr Jof. C.amul, Matthea ladltj, Odice, io Nc«- caflle, who will let the fane. ...
... iouth ®5 Francr, being about 700 Miles : They walked Way 10 Dieppe, where they embarked for Brighthe m: ic, ai.d then came to Loodoo lli’l on Their Errand, j. ems, was to receive the Property of an eminent French ; ■••vicr of this City; lately deceafrd, amounting to upwards | 0,000 1. to whom they claimed Kindred. It appeared >1 poor Men bad been informed, in Letter from I Wig Utrecht, that ...
... .i-a ih. Miiii * and - * t **. ** 4 . *rl Ctuv ilier Brohtr he | 1 of .h3. N-*n*e, the former Colonel o and the Utter Ouidoitof theGendtrmtnc, i Sovue. hate been thefe itto h. oat .hi* for Bcrltn. to at the Rc*.t , R.omat. | Src*. Keld Mar A.l, aftoal Cou.de'or .odfiHtSte* i,ht the Order* S Andrew, of the 'A h.te Kir . -l *rtLx.oder Sewflti. and of Anae. *** .u^leOor year l7 i j.GentleimnOf ...
... CHEMISTS and DRUGGISTS, Beg inform the i ic, THEY have Open’d a WAREHOUSE; in the Bigg Market, Newcaftlc, where all in the Medicinal Way will be gratefully received, and upon the beft Tetms. N B. An APPRENTICE M S N G, fuopofed be S T L N, On Saturday Night Ull, the ii, h Notember, ft >ni Nlr Wind, of Thitklehy, near Thrrtk. in Yoikrl.ite, fat EWE, marked with a Figure ot 6 each S de, and tout ...
... Greqos Heft with »oot Care, they ftitl4>n Hope tely’d. They Koieoi h Patience, and feiracly Such good Effefti fom piaat Afta proceed : This ii, OFiicnds! Senetoleoee inoiecl! Tfe Pooi, alas, in e»ei> Age, *t£iid, Have Need Succour, in each vaiivui Kind! Invading Sicknefs, Cafoal'ici, and Pain, O’et human Life ft ill thed deadly band No Virtue euarda, all auks, miift. be, Tet ftiil the Pooier ...
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... This to pve N O C E, THAT the GEORGE INN, tue Poft-houfe, Brough, in Wetimoreland, in the gteai loCatltile, lately kept Woorton, is now entei’d upon William Wood, liom Kendal, the Houfe being neatly lined up witli Ciean Furniture. The Nobility, Gentry, Tiadetntcn, Bcc. who lhall to honout the laid William Wood with their Company, may depend on his u'muft Endeavours to make tlieit in every ...