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... No R L K, December BRANDON FREE GRAMMAR-SCHOOL, U F 'O L K. •' THE Rev. Geo. Wright, M. A. of Pcmbrokc'Uall, Cambridge, Matter of the Free prdmrpar-School at taktrs this Method of giving public No(ic»oLhi>.lntention to.open.his School bn Monday the 17th of January next, f.>r the Free Initru{lion the Youth of the Town* of Brandon, Wangford, ana Santon-Downham in Suffolk, and Weeting Norfolk, ...
... will no: diflblved til) March twelvemonth. Lend. Ev. Peft. . 2. Lord Temple, are informed, peftlivcly determined to revive the queftioa ahis winter in the Houfe of Lords refpetling the Middlesex eleflion. 3. We are told a bill preparing for parltafcment to limit the exorbitant increafc of building in the outfkirts of the town.—Alfo another bill to make perjury capital foroe particular tafes. 4 ...
... before the court, from any thing know ot his * hand, think him as incapable of forgery as a ploughman, or infant, and for this plain * realen , was his intctell, and I furc inclination, to better character than he did, a more flowing agreeable mercantile cha‘ radlcr; he took pains, as partner was dif‘ fatished with the aukward hand wrote, and endeavoured to mend it, but to no purpole. I ...
... M A S ft Y. THE KOVAL EDMUND LODGE, lately field at the Six Bci.ls in BURY, is, by Hermithon of the F. G«Maflcr, removed the WHITE HORSE } and the Lodge wi I be held the z6th Jan. indant; where the Company viftting brethren will elteemcd a Favour. IFSWICH, Jan. 6, 1774. THE CoramilFton Bmkrupt lately awarded and Blued apamll JOHN FOWLER, of Ipfwich in the County of Suft'olk, Merchant, lias be. ...
... is tifti; when have had fufficient meafure of its cn* joyments, and may well depart contented with our fliare of the fcali for I mean not, in imita* non of fome very confiderable philofophcrs. reprefent the condition of human hatureasa fubjeift of juft Jamentati m. On the contrary, lam far from regreting that life was beftowed upon me; as I have the fttisfaftion to think that I have employed ...
... Laft week was married at St. George the Martyr, Charles Purvis, Efq; of Darfliam, in Suffolk, deleft . fon of the late Admiral Purvis, to Mifs Elizabeth Cruttenden, daughter of the late Edward Holden Cruttenden, Efq; of John-ftreet, Red-lion-lquare. On Monday laft died greatly lamented the wife of Mr. Philip Dikes, Brandy Merchant in this town. Laft Friday died atherhoufe in Cokman-ftreet, Mrs ...
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... 1. Fans, Jan. 31. Not long ago a tlilpuie aroftat Marfeillet, hetweeii tbeodiceis in gairUbn then and the people of the town, the circuniihnces of which are follow : fome officers being in the bpxes at the plnyhoufe, anil con veiling pretty loud during the performance, one them (for the lake of enjoying the company his friends .more at cafe) fat upon the front of the box with his back to the ...
... To be SOLD. ONE hundred thousand and upwards of very fine WHITE-THORN SPRING, which is from one to two Feet high. Gentlemen may have ar.) Quantity at Five Shillings per Thoufand, byapplying to JAMES STAGG, Gaidciicr, at Caister, near Yarmouth, in Norfolk. WHEREAS a Commiflion of Bankrupt h awarded and ilfued forth againft CHARLES SIMPSON, of Diss in the County of Norfolk, Brewer, Dea'cr and ...
... THURSDAY the icth Day of March Inft. between the Hours of Two & Four o'clock in the Afternoon, attheHcufe of Mr. Thomas Littleton Osman, call'd the WHITE HORSE INN, -iff Kennincmall in the County of Norfolk, ia feveral Lots. LOT 1. A LL that WINDMILL Kbn« Xx. ninchall afore Lid, called theUprSß Mill, with an exceeding good Fair of French Stones; alfo Flour Mill, together with the Utenfils and ...
... an inquifition was taken before Reynolds, El'q; on the body of Day, who was found dead in a field, in the parifit of Ratfendon in this county. And on Monday at North-Bemfleet, on the body of a man unknown, who was found dead in a ttahle in the faid pariflt, and brought in their vetdifts natural deaths. ...
... mitted to committee of the whole hculc. The order of the day being called for, the boufc was filent for a few minutes, when Mr. ———-11 rofc, and moved that the gallery might be cleared. This occafior.ci a unit vehement debate, or rather confufion. Col }>--re faid, that if the inotion-vvas infilled cn, the ladies would be obliged withdraw. Mr. C, F-x was of the fame opinion. Mr. J ■ ——fon ...