... grateful Acknowledgments to all Ftiends for paft Favours. At the fame Time, begs Leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general, That he Ihall Continue to Make BRITISH SWEETS, .. as ufual, at Three Shillings per Gallon ; In which Article, a Continuance of their Favours aod Com- mands, will he gratefully efteem'd, by Their moft oblig'd, 'moft obedient, and humble Servant, Leeds, Oil. 14 ...

... may be f.cn eveiy Week JOHN BEAN, Writing-Mailer, In the BULL and BELL Yard, Briggate, Leeds, AND T. WALKER, late Affiftant toMrGrimlhaw, BEG Leave to inform the PUBLIC, That they have fitted up a r.eat and commodious SCHOOL, in the faid Yard; where Youth will be inftrufted in the FoIIowingBRANCHES of LEARNING, viz. WRITING mall the ufual ami ornamental Hands ; ARITH- METIC in all its ...

... midwifery. MRS. MARGARET PALMER, begs Leave to acquaint the Publick, and her Friends paiticoiarly, That (he li jl'ft returned from London, where the lias been for li.ine ime part, in order to improve henclf tlic Art of Midwifery, under the Direction of Dr. Olbornc; who has given aCcrtihcatc, under his own l, of her nflldiians Application uhilll under Care, and of her properly qualilicd. pracli ...

... Fearne^ SILK -MERCER, and WOOLLEN- DRAPER, near the Crofs, who is retiring from Bufinefs. CONSISTING OF Half-Ell and Three-Quar- Moreens, Harratecm, Che- ten plain Luftringi. neys, Darnicks, Shalloons, Strip'd, flower'dand tobin'd Callimancoei, Wildborei, and Three-Quarters ditto. plain and rtrip'd Stuffs of alt Ducapei, Amniecns, fuper- Kinds, fine Cloths, Plains, Hunters Velvets, Velvereti, ...

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... Commons, will of certainty relign the chair at the clofe of this feflions of parliament, and that he will be fucceeded by George Cornewall, Efq; one of the Lords the Treafury. St, Jameit Chron. z. It is faid that his Majefty is reconciled to the Duke of Gloucefter, by the mediation of great lady; but the Duke will not return to England till his affairs are in a train for being eafed, which can ...

... poll. H. London, Tburfday May 16. j. Yeftcrday die Houfe of Lords read fccond time the bill to enable his Majefty to raife one million for the purpofes therein mentioned ; and the general turnpike-bill.—Faffed the lottery and annuity bills.—Read hrft lime the bill for relief of insolvent debtors and the bill authorize for a limited time the punilhment by hard labour of the offenders who are ...

... it ordaii'd the children of the Iky Like the inhabitants on earth could die : Merc'ry fits drooping o'er thy fimple tomb, And Momus mourns aloud thy fatal doom. Bedford Coffee Houfe, 1776. TOUCHSTONE. The following LANDS will be fold by AUr 72S?roV2& , d,f P ofrd of h Y PRIVATE £?5r% A S r fOC ' ICr ' ut lhe HORNS, £ CASILE DONNINGTON, L«ict ST shire, either in Parcel; or together, as *~n ...

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... TO be SOLD by AUCTION, Mr. WAY and S N, ThurfJay the December, 1776, at D. Hay# croft’s, the Cign of the Dog-Hoio'e, near Tuhney-Wood, Berks,- Upwards bixiccn Acres of Undenrtod, no lotted and waflied out, in Coggs-Wood, the Holt, and Round Coppices, Tubney-Womi ford aid; hiclr may viewed any Time before the Kale, applying Richard Barrett, the Woodman, at Tubney.—The Sale will begin at Eleven ...

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