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... WAUw I K ON the 4th March, 1776, and the follow Day*, will by T JO'C, HOI’SUOLD URNirLHEof Mr. Taylor, H.tkcr, in the Markct-i'lacc, the Roroujli of W'arwick, with the Plate, i inen, an.l China; together Drtf- Jing-Mill, and oihrr L'tenGls in the Raking IJulincfs: TJ.c Sale begin each Morning at Ten Clock. Allb the DWELLING-HOUSE late in the Occupation of the laid Mr. Taylor, which fitted in ...
... Derby, lately occupied by Mr. THOMAS GOODMAN, drceafed, confilling of a Kitchen, two Parlours, four Bed- chambers, with a Brewhoufe, and other convenient Out- Houfes, alfo a very good Garden. For Particulars enquire ofMr. WILLIAM LACEY, jun. Nun's Green, Derby. N.B. The Creditors of the faid late Mr. Goodman, are d elired to fend in their refpe£tive Demands; and all indebted to him, to pay the ...
... Chedleton, two Miles South of Leek in the County of Stafford, and adjoining to the great Turnpike Road leading from Manchefter to Lon- don, now in the Pofleflion of John Heath, at the clear year, ly Rent of 631. and containing in the no Acres of Land, (more or lefs) totally Tithe-free. The Buildings are in good Repair. — Further Particulars may be had from Mr. DAVENPORT ofßall-Haye, near Leek ...
... Vi- _ renounces all the Pretentions Ju Vv ? Diftritts and Iflands which flic ...
... he ihould at the return of the ihip I have a larger order; he then produced draught on a merchant in Crutched-friars for 501. which was dated to become due. in a few days. The (hopkeeper I knowing there was fuch a perfon, took it, and gave him the change; but on fending it next morning I for acceptance, the merchant declared he did not I know the party that drew it, and on further exami- I ...
... thia PAPER are taken in at the Chapter, Peel's, London, and St. Paul's COFFEE-HOUSES, London, where it may be f.en eveiy Week FEBRUARY, 13, 1776. WANTED, at the General Infirmary at Leeds, An active Single Woman, about 40 Years of Age, or upwards, free from the Care of a Family, to fcrve ss MATRON The Eleftion will be on Wednefday the lift of February Inft. at Three ?? in the Afternoon ; to ...
... , at the tamer ihop facing the Pump-Room, l.t ins and Gentlemen miy have l.lk itstklngi, &ic. ...
... l charafttr, as COOK. She muft be per- il--.1 mi.'. f f li-.r bufinefs. tnquire of the ...
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... Keafom and the I'tin. ij-l.s 'in ishich tlicy are founded. Us tii- A V I'H O R nf C'.sii ...
... be dreffed in the Habits of the Time. Allicia, Mrs MELMOTH, Being her firft appearance in that character. Haftings, Mr DIGGES. Jane Shore, Mrs INCHBALD. To which vvhich vvill be added (acted but en :e this feafon) the Mifque of COMUS. With all the Mulic compofed by Dr Arsje. Comus, Mr DIGGES. Euprofine, Mi's BARRE. And the Lady, Mrs LEE. g— _— — B— — g— __— — BOMß ■___»_! IIM GOLF-HOUSE. Leith ...
... thtfe three years) calltd, YHEMI S E R. Lovegold (the Mifer) by Mr MILLS, (Being his firft appearance in that character.) To which win be added, The Mtiiical Entertainment of Thomas apd Sally. Compofed by Dr Arne. The Part of Sally by Mrs BARRE, Being her firfl appearance in that characler on this Stage. In which fhe wiil introduce the favourite Song of SWEfp* PASSION OF LOVE. ytbant'tTex- ci ...