... EUPHRASIA by M ISS MAN SEL L, ?? her zd appearance in that character. Ectflfcen the- Play and I-'urcc tvill be the celebraud Comic Dance, called, T 11 E COW-KEEPE R S. As performed by Mr and Mift WEST before their MAJESTIES and the Royal Family at Kew Palace. Their performance of tliis tiomic Dance gave iuch high latisfaftion, that it was, by his Majclty'.-. command, repeated twice in the iame ...

... Favors he has received in the Hair-Drcffing Branch j begs leave to in- form them, he has affigned over that Bufinefs to Mr. CUSWORTH, his late Partner, where it will be carried on in the fame Shop. Derby, 3d July, 1777. J C U S WORTH, HAIR-DRESSER, from London, In the Cork-Market, DERBY. HAVING had aflign'd over to him Mr. BARKER'S Share of the above Bufinefs, humbly Hopes for a Continuance ...

... Day’s n don, Tuefriay, May 6. I. in the Houfc of Coromoi’s, tne bill for opening aiut building a new troni the ibuth-end «f Prince's Itreet to the north-end of Smith-ftrcet, Wtlifflintter, was read a thiid time and gaffed. ». A bill is preparing to be brought into parliament before the expiration the to confine the lale tallow imported from abroad to the public markets to prevent the monopoly ...

... on coarfc paper at is. fcvved) A New Ldition corrected of Letters en the Study and Ufe of ' Hijlory. Bythe late Right Hon. Lord Viscon-NT hOLI.INGBROOKE. ...

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... are as the produSl fame fertile %ct:ius at home ...

... ac- quaiit the Ladies, thit bis Nt.v- Sil ...

... lath, 13th, and 14th of Auguft, being the two Race Days and the Day following, betwixt Uie Gentle- men of Nottinghamfhire, and the Gentlemen of Derbyfhire, for Two Guineas a Battle, and Ten the odd one : To ihew Thirty-one Cocks for the Main, and ten for Byes, and to fight in Silver : To begin in the Forenoon, after which to adjourn till the Race is over, and then begin again. N. B. To fight ...

... Q U R A ..'l* ..j i t*. > m mm. io. in Pilgrim-itrcet, Ncwcaltie upon Tyne. —-jt «xnp¥j Y '.Aug us t 3®» ®777* [Hrice I lucc*pt?ncc.^ I GENE R A H GIE Y* |, lA|/ COUNTY NO R T HJfeil BER L A N V* Houfe* fimatcd the Quay fide, New' La Hiftorv Defcription of that *, WIT late fervant to Mr Weatherell. nigbWn in, and fioct the 4 th of June !*« caftie, with a BtAtadfe. CHari, W familtr Impofior., ...

... the renewed T ft Proclanjatloo iffuedby Geo.Howe, 3c *J4 great numhtrs of the AraericaOi ttor««iij|id , aceootrement». The Cornwall, is put fion, and tkee«mhiw)d is given to Capt Koddam. ThePrißCrdlWales’shoumold will fixed June. The Duke of Cumberland and his Duchels are preparing fefout for Spa in Germany The Rev. John Charter, A. B. was on‘l hurfday laftipftituted to the Heflory Peran Uthno ...

... And upon at Micmaeimas next, THE Capital well-known Inn or Tavern, called The GREAT WHITE HORSE in Ipfwich, now in thj occupation of Mr. Charles Harris (who is dtfirous of declining the public bufinefs, and of difpofing of his ftrc't in trade and houfhold furniture, tec. at a fair appraiftment.) The premTes (which are now repairing, with many conveniences added thereto) con ft ...

... TO be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. W A Y and S O N, Eleven o'clock on Thurfday the ill of January, t7rV.lt John Campion’s, the White-Hart, at übney, near Appleton and Abingdon, Berks, in I.ots, A great of fine large Maiden ASH and ELM TIMBER, with the Top and I.op, belonging to Robert Southby, and now lland\ y. at Appleton ; which may be viewed any J before the Sale, by applying at Mr. Southby’s, ...