... hi* prefent STOCK on Hand at Prime Coft, and fome Articles under, as the enfuing Spring he intends laying in, from different Manu- factories, an entire new and molt falhionable Affortment of every Article that belongs to this Bufinefs. *»* Orders for any Sort of Furniture which he manu- iadtures, he is determined to ferve hi* Cuflomers and , Friends at the very lowefl Prices, and their Work ...

... County of York, was by mutual Confent, diflblved and determined on the Firft Day of May lafl ; from whicl, Time the Trade of the faid Copartnerlhip has been and will continue to be carried on, by and in the Names of JONES, HAVARD, JONES, * arid BUSTARD •to whom all Debts owing to the fsid late I Partnerfhip, are to be paid, and from whom all Debts ow- ing from the faid late Partnerfhip are to ...

... *> arn.outh, on I'nuiisnAV ilrc Seventeenth of Utcemher inftant, at Two of the clpck in the afternoon, /\ BOU 1' Fifteen hundred Forty-two Gallons Ge- l\ ntva, ci;l,t,ii: ...

... ic It f e'J r.t the hvne, - t je feral Toll o , s rufi* the fid Momd, know the nunet i-f Sunderland Bridge, Darlington, Kntcreomwon, Lovefome Hill, and Topcl’fTc, be then feverally let ly ...

... H’uie’t, at mar Dtrbam, at Oat Marc, aaj Shilling to thr Jervaul, LOTHARIO. HE belonged to the late Lord Strathmore, and was bred Mr Collins, of Koafclborouyh; got SundiQi’. horTe, t on’s Horfe, which wa. Am rhe Bcvtdcy Colt, which of Brown Lully; the dam of Standifli't Horfe bred Sit W. St Quintin, and got a fon of Old Koi, her dam Almanzen Loibaiio’. d m w.t. got 1-ath, and bred try the Duke ...

... January 27. Ordered, that all the Lords be fummoned for this Dav, and the twelve Judges to give their Opinion a Motion to be made the Earl of Abingdon, whether the prefent Mode of raifing new Troops is legal.” Received feveral Papers from the Army and Navy, previous to the Enquiry into the State of the Nation. The Lord Chamberlain acquainted the Houfc, that his Maiclly had been waited on with ...

... M L I T A. Whereas the follavjing Noblemen and Gentlemen, viz. The Rt, Hor.ourale Lord ♦ Mr. Cottercll, Charles neer, Mr. J. Lenthal, jun. Lord Vifcount Parker, * Mr. G. White, Sir Gregory Turner Page, * Mr, J. White, Mr. Caillaud, ❖ Mr. Koilinlon, Mr. Wcytanil, Mr. Gore, jnn. Mr. Wliallcy, * And Mr. Ward, Ha-ve ftd their Intention Me to frve as Ojf.cers in the MILITIA far the County cf OXFORD ...

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... U Y, 13th February, ijyg. ALL Perfons who Were any Ways indebted to William Habcraft, late of Banbury, the County „f Oxford, Apothecary, the Time of his Deceafe, are pay their refpeflivc Debts MdTrs. Longc, Heydon, and Ru.hw brth, in Banbury aforefaid. Executors of thefaid\\ m» Habcraft, or l)«foic tlic Day of March next, other* wife they will be Cued for the liimc. And all I'erlbns who have ...

... A L HU E AN D Sow Street* London, Jail. 9» » 778. pOLI Ol*l E hereby given, • . j„, r nfements and deferiptioni of atrocious offrtders, who »▼««?»- -• rtKife ...

... leading from Durtield, in the County of Derby, to Shtffield, in the County of York, will be held at the Ange! Inn in Chefterfield, on Monday the 13th of this Inftant July, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon. R. SLATER, Clerk. CHESTERFIELD, June 29, 1778. To be LET T, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, A Good convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, wirh a good Garden, Summer- Houfr, Stable and Yard; fituate in the ...