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... of light Weight, to look after two or three Saddle-Horses, clean a Chaise, & occasionally wait at Table. -- He must bring a good Character from his last Place. Enquire of Mr. Manning at the Kings Head, Co-chefter. ?? jb- X i ~n g7 TO be fought aMAIN of COCKS, onThurf- day and 1 riday th. 2_d arid 23d Da;, s oi tl. is Init. April, fietwcen Satroll; an. EfTex, at Mr.Wm. ?? the Sign ot the VOX, ...
... 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 ...
... fet them a fwimming for their lives j and accordingly run foul and damaged the King’s boat, threw faid Thomas Marten out the linugling boat into the Kang's boat, and alio threw rope round the neck the faid Thomas Plane, and were near drawing him overboard, refcued the boat with all the goods except one bag of tea, and proceeded to Tea with the faid boat and fmugling cutter. And John Stokes, ...
... and calling the father of the child, hit permiilion to call it after his own (the Vicar’s) name* iwhich was the name of one of the Prophets. The father being indifferent in that point, and willing to oblige the vicar, confented to his reqaeff. After the ceremony was finilhed, the vicar'went to the father, and faid, 4 was defiroua to call him after 4 my own name, becaufe I have ftrong perfua-4 ...
... when, without being drcfTed, watted on his Majelty, and had the honour of a long conference, which caufed much fpeculation. 6. Frvn St. j. Cbrov. The late extraordinary motions in a certain foreign ambaflador, are now accounted for in the following mannor; a fet of merchants In the city deputed ohe of the moft creditable among them to wait on his excellency, as the perfon belt able to give ...
... IN SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS. BEGS Leave to return his iincere Thanks to all his Fiicnd: for the great Encouragement he has met with, and hopes to merit a Oor.tinnanee of their Fa- vours. That the Public may not be impofed on b) puffing Arivertifements, he takes Mhis Opportunity to inform them, that he continues ?? at hi- Warehc_fe at ?? fham afoiefaid, tine old F. ii-nocr C.NCINE RUM, at jos. pet ...
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... i T T F. E. S T A N D 1 V G R *: S O L I T 1 O N S. C.-own .\ n v Anchor, Strand, March 17, 1773. AT 1 General Meeting ot the Gentlcmenj I m-lho! lers, &c. hi .> iru Day. purfu in -n c-l tl is Meeting, that ?? ?? Laws ?? ?? J_ '..ect man ...