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... on, Golden-fquareV ' London. PontefracJ, Oci. i, i 760. SIR, Hi T-J AVINCS been ?? wirh a violent fcorburict? x Diforder ever lince I was eleven Years old I occafioiicd by a fevere Surfeit 1 then got, every^jf Spring and Fall, lince that Time, I have either hadf' ulcerous fore Legs or a violent Fever, till I took your Drops, whch have entirely enred me. It is ?? Twelvemonth iiacc I lett off ...
... next, fubjeft to fuch Conditions as fhall be then and there pro- duced ; ALL that ESTATE lying at Stanley, in the County of Derby, confifting ofa MESSUAGE HOUSE with Outbuildings to the fame belonging, with feveral Pieces or Parcels of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, in the Poffeffion of Richard Richardfon, in the Six following Lots, ?? LOT 1 . One Piece or Parcel of Land, called, or know by ...
... Mufic and 16 Pages of Letter-Prefs, Embellifhed with an Emblemati- cal Title Page, NUMBER I. Of THE NEW MUSICAL AND UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE. Confifting of not only the moft favourite Songs, Airs, Sec. f fet to Mufic, as performed at the Public Theatres, but what has or may be performed at the different Places of Mufical Entertainment, adapted for the German Flute, Violin, Guit- tar, and Harpfichord ...
... A T he has taken the S H O P oppofite All-Saints Church, late in the Occupation of Mr. Robert Battelle, which will be opened very foon after Midfummer, with an elegant Affortment of MERCERY and DRAPERY GOODS, at the very lowest Prices. All who fhall pleafe to encourage him, may depend upon the beft Ufage, and a grateful Acknowledgment of their Favours. Manchefter Sc Buxton Diligence. Forthe ...
... between the Hours of Three antl Six in the*_) Afternoon, unlefs fooner difpofed of by T HIPINHERITANCE in FEE SIMPLE of the Manor or Lordlhip of SWINSCOE, in the County of Stafford. Alfo feveral MelTuages, Farms, and Tenements within the faid Manor s - with divers Clofes of fine Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Ground, containing together 46S~Statute Acres, or thereabouts, in the refpedtive ...
... at Uttoxeter in Starfordlhire, Serjeant BENJAMIN PICKLES. He was born at Halifax in Yorkfhire, was a Stocking Weaver by Trade, 30 Years of Age, 5 Feet 7 Inches and 3~4ths high, has dark Brown Hair, with a ftrong Tendency to curl, grey Eyes, frefh Complexion, round vifaged, and marked with the Small Pox, with a Scar (proceeding from the Evil) upon his Neck, juft under the left Jaw Bone; ...
... Day of Nov. Inft, between the Hours of 3 and «; of the Clock in the Afternoon of that Day, fubjed to fuch Conditions of Sale as fhall be then produced, SEVERAL Leafehold ESTATES of HENRY JAMES, late of Burton upon Trent aforefaid, Maltfter, deceafed ; and in the following Lots. Lot 1. A Clofe of Land in the Liberty of Weetmore, in the Parifh of Burton upon Trent, called the Luggs •Flatt, ...
... his M .jelly's Ship the Dublin in the late War. Non Verbis jed Open bus credit e. WITHOUT entering into a fonff and redious detail of all the d'iforder* wh>ch with the blefftngof God, and my own happJ experience, 1 am able to cure. I fhall only mention; tliat I have performed many great and extraordinary cures, borh b y lea and land, viz;, in Spain, Italy France London, Elllx, Suffolk, Norfolk ...
... next, the 28th Inft, from Mr. Wallis's, the New-Inn in Derby, and Mr. Barlow's,, the Bloflbm's Inn, Lawrence- Lane, Cheapfide, London, precifely at 5 of the Clock ; from which Places itwill continue to go every Tuefday, Thurfday, and Saturday Mornings, at the fame Time, and will meet and lie thofe Nights at the Peacock Inn in Northampton. — Paflengers to pay 3d. per Mile, and be allowed 141b. ...
... the »Bth Day of October next, for the Sale of Sheep and all Sorts of horned Cattle, the faid Meeting to be continued annually on the 28th Day of October, except when it happens to fall on Sunday, in which Cafe it 'will be on the Saturday before. N. B. The faid Meeting to be holden on that Part ofthe Common lying near the Town Head, on the Road between Moniafh and Tidefwell. - To be LET T, And ...
... next, between the H urs of Tavo and Six in the Afternoon'^ at the Hou/e of Mr. William Cowley, being the Sign of the Angel in Cheltcr field, in the County of Derby J AF A R M of Land at NeivbcU Fields, in the Parifli of Chefterfi^ld aforefaid, now in the ieveral Occupations or Thomas Wooiizv.zrci, and S'ti'phsn Ghffop, at rhe clear Yearly Rent or I-Hty Pounds - t ?? of a new built Farm-Houife, ...
... high, very boney, a healthy Conltitution, and free from Blemifhes ; will cover at 1 Guinea, and is. the Groom ; he was got by John Borlafe Warren, Efqr'sj Sportf- m_n, his Dam by Loid Cullen's Arabian, his Grandam- by Wormwood, and out of a Mare bought of Mr. Hutton. Good Giafs for Mares, and proper Care taken. Derby, April 4, 1776. MR. FRUDD prefents his refpedlful Compli- ments to hi; ...