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... 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 ...
... [Price Three-pence No. 2052. ...
... Lancafter, are defired to pay the fame to JOHN BARBER of Eckington, or SAMUEL KNOWLS at Goton, who will attend at his Warehoufe in Manchefter every Tuefday and Thurfday.— -All Perfons having any Demands on the faid Mr. JUDE PARR, are defired to apply for the fame. N. B. The LEATHER BUSINESS will be carried on by JOHN BARBER, and SAMUEL KNOWLS, as ufual. APRIL 9, 1778. DANCING. MR. TUNALEY begs ...
... WANTED Curacy, by a Clergyman in Prieft’s Ord:rs, in any healthy Si. .ation, within feventy Miles of Oxford.——For further Particulars direct for A. B. left at the Bull Inn, at Fairford, Gloucefterlhire. TO be SOLD,—A DWELUNG-HOUSE, in the Red-I,ion-Strect, in Banbury, in the County of Oxford ; confiding of a Shop and Parlour in Front, with falhed Windows; two Kitchens, four Bed-Chambers, good ...
... SUFFOLK MILITIA. Ltri Lieutmart cf the Ceunty cf Svffolk, thinking that the caeje cf the applications, which have been made lately, from gentlemen qualtjird to ferve officers in the Militia, arijts only from the of our fate cfpeace heme, trvjiing ti.ct the fame /pint, which did the gentlemen of property its the county fo much honour the laft war, will he fhexon, cafe the Mihlia it forth into ...
... have obtained the fol- lowing prot.clion I'or ,-,1 l perfons concerned thcr.ih, and that Ihe boats w.ll p;o 1 1 fo.i on or before the 7th ol May next. A-ht kal cf Glial Britain and Ireland, Isc, lif'.iy at V.ii si.- nth, are to be ir.prcjf.-d into his Majrfty'n fit rice during ilc time if tbejaid fjhery, whercunto all ieiHinande.;'., jfiecn, prcj's-in.ifcr, and otitis are to have dirt rcg.n d, ...
... Cou ity of Suf ilk, thinking list the ecufc of the feu application, which have been made lately, fiom gentlemen auoliftd tt ferve cs twicers in tbe Militia, arijrs only from tbc cor.Jlier.lnon of tiu 'fate tf peace at hmc, ctr,d\ trttfing lu.lt tht fmt fpirit, Wbicb did t l.c ger.t Icmcti of property ir. ihe county fo much honour in the lafi terar, ivi/i btfttesn, in euft the Militia il ...
... to the SHOP .ormerly occupied by Mr JOHN BONNEY, lately deceafed, at the GOLDEN-BEAVER, Back-o'-th.- Shambles ; and at the fame Time to acquaint them, That he is juft return'd from LONDON, Vvith a genteel and fafhionable AtTortment or Ladies Ci? Gentlemcns Superfine HATS, GOLD and SILVER LACES, TRIMMINGS, FEATHERS, &c. &c. Sec. Which he is determined to fell at the very loweft Prices. t^ He ...
... Thanks to his Friends in general, and acquaints them that he purpofes Opening his SCHOOL on Mondaythe 27th Inftant, at the Old Assembly-Room, DERBY 5 and likewife at Mr. and Mrs. HARDY's Boa r d- ing School at KEGWORTH, in Leiceflerfhire, on Thurf- day the 7th of May.— —Attendance three Days every oiher Week at each Place. N.B. The Terms are Half-a Guinea Entrance, Fifteen Shillings a Quarter ...
... t • y. day. bcfoie he lailcd from that place >» A jC ■> fa* reported that taro BogUft men 4tr of war and two (ri|atc» bad tallca in W«irlQN»(f tritit four Spanilh ihipt of Cape Brancoia, and difputc ariCng, fmatt engagement enfned, when one of the latter funk, and the reft got oft'in a {battered coudliiun. Advice it to be received, that two Amencaift appointed by the Congreft, ate now in ...
... aflottment of neiv Spring and Summer Silki air juit received fr ...
... in the County of Derby. > Wanted Immediately. Bj J. BELFIELD, Tavior, in Wirkfwortb, Derbyfhire. TWO JOURNEYMEN TAYLORS.— Good Hands may have Wages according to the beft Advance; and none but fuch -will be employed. N. B. The Shop has been remaikable for conftant Winter Work. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, SIX HUNDRED POUNDS, for which a M«r:gag__ will be given, upon very Security.— — — For -Par ticulars ...