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... Hemingllon in this county. , Laft week the two Mathematical prizes founded by Dr. Smith, were adjudged to Mr. Brundilh of Caius college, Cambrige, and Mr.Whitmore of St. John s, Bachelors of Arts. —Anri yellerday Mr. Cleaver, of Kang's college was admitted by the Univerfity to the degree of Mafter Arts. _ On Wcdnefday lall was married at Bury St. Edmund’s Dr. Howard, fician, to Mil’s ...
... To be SOLD by Private Contract. A Compact and Valuable ESTATE, £1 fituate, lying and being at Mint-Lynn, 2 Miles from Lynn Regis in Norfolk.â Tht Premifes confift of a convenient Brick Mefl'uage, with a Backhoufe, Dairy, Barns, large Brick Stables, Carthoufe, Granary, 1 Lsan- to's, and other Offices; alfo 582 Acres of rich Land, 207 of which are Arable and Pafture, 125 Meadow or Marih -Land ...
... ncrcby given, that the Truitccs i_ appointed to put in Execution the Afl of Parlia- ment for repairing the itoadr, irom Ly.vn to Geytok, Qui mSton-c, ('u>icii/.m, and Ba b 1 n r 1. ,. -. , in , :, e County of Norfolk, v.iil rr.et at the Marker-Crnfs in Lynn, on Monday, the 12th day of April r. ...
... 7th of June, i --3. 'it hi .in at Six o'Clock. Tici-ets to he had at ti.eß_.r, at live Sruliin. i each. The MANOR of Gikc-_ot B-R-'Lausosv, otherwife Blunts, in*>TOC!C, Eflex. THIS is to give Notice, that the General COURT BArtO\ will be held fcr this Manor o.r Wedrncfday ihe 16th ?? of J-_ne rexr, -t ?? 11 - ...
... Tr^- 3 ,^ NX of SCOTLAND. **'** Geuerai Meeting of Adventu- ?? 5 , hav l ns ...
... in iive volumes, Price only- rifteen Shillings iewed, Thl ACTING PLAYS of SHAKESPEARE, Being Twenty-four in Ncmeei. vc'ith NO FES Critical ar.el lli uftrative, pointing cut the moii ftrikn.g Beauties; ancl an Ir.trodti.Sory Criticifm to tach Piece ; with an explanation of the obiblete words and ob- fcure paiTages. By the Authors of the DRAMATIC CENSOR This being the firtl: impreflion ofthe ...
... the funds now collected, inch of the creditors as have not yet exhibited their grounds of debt, are requefted forthwith to produce the fame ; for which purpofe attendance will be given at the houfe of Alexander Farquliarfon accomp- tant, every lawful day until the 10th of Auguft inft. — Thofe who fail to comply, muft blame themfelves if they are exclu- ded. ' PRESERVATION of GAME. JAMES MURE ...
... A Nevv Tragedy, called the R 1 N C E ok T U N I S. VVit'i New Scenes and Decorations/ The principal Chara ...
... has been )eilfed appoint Baxter, „ Efq; of London, who now H # ierej her Conful General in Eng» land, and all its dominions. , • Copenhagen, Feb. 16. Vice Admiral Hoogland is to command the fleet eoutppmg Here confifts of i» (hips of the line and fix fn- gates. Each man of war to have too foldters, and Advices froni Brandenburgh faall the Pruffian troops there, and the artillery, are readinefs ...
... IMr-DrrJiri, M'ellrretn,Gnr,rt, 7-ymen, Gretrr-tirouri, Hsh',t.i/>-c i, Biujhi*t\ ...
... William Tilyard, of Norwich, Shopkeeper. John Day, the Borough, Southward, Victualler. John Nightingale, of Liverpool, Cabinet-maker. Gabriel L'Eftrllle, of Bury Street, Weftmin Iter, Dealer. Thomas Carter, Huntingdon, Innholder. Abraham and Thomas Cave, of Cockpit-Alley, Middlefea, Dealers. ...