... 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 ...

... tne fif—fi; ?? ■ „-,,„,,„, , G ( 1 -*c: -a ■■ f° l ? f*. : ?? tt •-.■■ i■■ i: ?? :Xfff-~rif7\-i-r---fi—iAd^ 1 1 aaoua.it-.i lr.s t'riencis an.i het l\r\>T, V,i ?? -, ■ ?? -THE Court of ?? of tne ilovai SJuik j I , _ , , - ?? 0-1., . „i,:„!,nrd (-.cneral Court ot fro- ; -° ?? Cixilii'i- VoVe in Edinburgh, noon Mcmdaythe ?? ■ 5»« ; - ; when it U entreat 'l the zeec-fi^fi^ j *Pv Oxer cf tie C, ...

... HORLOCK, | EVERETT, MORTIMER, EVERETT, and Co. SOUTHAMPTON. TAYLOR'i LIVERY STABLES are ...

... had • been afflicted with the Stone for fix or feven Years, during which Time he had been fubject almoft every Week to fuch Fits ofthe Difeafe, with painful Spafms throughout the Paffages, as put him to the moft excruciating Torture for two or more Days together, the Agonies of which repeatedly threw him into vomitting, and his whole Body into Convul- fions, Delirium, Sec. In fhort, it is ...

... Lord Chief Juftice Clerk, Lord Ankervitle, Sir Adam Fergufon, Mr. Fergiifon, Mrs Millerj. Airs Hamilton, Mifs Miller, Mifs Ritchic, Mrs Hancel, Taylor, Mr. Chambers, Mr. Fowdcn, Kfr. Fowden, jun. Mr. Hibbsit, Mr. Mrs Baker,. Mrs Atlee, Mr. Gunn, Mils .Lowej, Mjfs Lowts, Mr. Rofs, Mr. Heriindon, fcapt. Mackey, Mr. Melville, Mr. Maling, Mr. Thornhill, Mi. Harrifoii) Mr. Rimer, Mifs Hofe, Mr. ...

... Hr«AKES this public opportn.ayof rcti'-.-.iir- '.is acl oowledgments tn JL ?? and Gentlcmenin CeA/.Agh, who have honoured hitn with their employment, ar.d begs leave to inform .'■ -m, as _ ...

... [No. 2011. Suffolk and Effcx. DEDHAM, Efie*. THE Second Subfcription-Aflembly will be oa Wednisday the 25th itift. Ncm-Subfcribcri introduced by Subfcriber. Tickets ;s. each. ...

... WANTED, in a private Family, — A Perfon of light Weight, to drive a Poft-Chaifc, who has been ufed to the Bufinefs, has had the Small-Pox, can wait at Table, and do any other Work he is ordered. An unexceptionable Character from his laft Place will be ex- ?? to the Printers of this Paper, or to Mr. Fry, at the Three Tons, Banbury. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, By MeiTrs. ME APE and HOW, On Saturday ...

... T ICE ta CREDITO ii. ~W. •T^Ktij -■■ to give notice to ths Criditc.-i of ti ■ dec A * U l ' -*■ . • r tCIiA ?? h ' '•-'•-- - ?? . p a t ?? cFA> ?? t ?? ■;a ...

... ar.d Bridies fttkj! ?? ttsstr crfhcrffes -. tti. proper y of a -_f.tr .11 ■__ lately deceaf._\ Jaquire ?? ?? Cfgt.cir,, Na^'X'oaa. — Not ___KX_£aC___ i: Vj UC A i 1O t\ and Ji OA X »_> 1N G. AC the Academy i.i Clafgow, by WILLIAM Gordon, Author of the Uni-'erf.l Accountant, and JAMES SCRUTON, Author of the Mercantile Penmaujbip, Young Gentlemen are qualified in the moil expeditious and ...

... 1 ?? s « w > .*»*«* i Iz-iiiJi iii-:A JaevSSLlaw ar, i -,e.il la-.f the sth of jti>- LOST ia or about Edinburgh, \ F I F T V P OUND ii A N Iv N O T F.. Any perfoa that has found it, ahd is willing to rrflore it I i the owner.wiil plc-.lt apply to th-Publilhcr, and ihall receive I-IV£ i OL'XDS ot Reward. T\V O I'OIN TE R S L O S 1 . S TRATED from a Gentleman's tenant, on the road brt«m ?? lecld ...

... [No. 2010. Suffolk and Norfolk. THE'ftfORD RACES. .777, WILL be on Friday and Saturday, July 4. aiKi e. JAMESNELTHORPE, jun.Efq; Steward. Aflcmbly Fnday Tickets for the aflembly had of John Watfon, book* feller, Thetford. t fufthif particulars tficfe nCei, fce this paper of the 7th inft. To be SOL D, A GENTEEL, Town-built J»OST-CHAISE, harnefs for pair of horfes, and a neat WhKtopy. 33* ...