... occupied by their Fattier, but lately by Mr. Dunderdale, near the Croft* where they will continue felling all KJN D S of TLINEN-DRAPERY GOODS, ' At the molt reafonable Pr ices. ?? They beg Leive to thank their Cuftomers for the En. co uragement hitherto experienced i and to ?? thtm V that the utmolt Attention lhall tie invariably exerted to retain their Favors, By thtir much Mired, ¦a I S3, ...

... JOHNTENNOR, of the county of Down, tend ; uriih of TilliliiT, by trade a weaver, aged r6 years, 5 fcrt ro inches high, fair complec'. Hon, fcir hair, gray eyes; had on, when he went away, a light blown coat, red ivailfco.it, blue and white mailed dockings, and leather breeches. ALSO, EDWARD QItEEN, of the county of Don,:, and town of Down. by trade a labourer, agei! 20 ytars, 5 feet 10 inches ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - TOCCIN! will tcpreftr.t a New Comedy, called The Birth of Halequin from an Fgg, By MACIC ACT, . WTo ■.Vs hanged in virtue of his love for Coluaihinc, falls into _ pieces, and revives upon the fight of licr in a trafj-'arent right, and at the rifing of the i'ur.. With new Decorations, new Dre.es, grar.d Dar.ct-f.and Transformation: _ I.ikewiic th.cit- will he A FUBLIC GARDEN and a BALL. The ...

... [Price Three-pence No. 2052. ...

... with Old Heel, Ale, md Table Beer, itl Cafkt of all convenicn. ?? far tat-uly ...

... quitting bul'iuf,, the Reminder of hi, STOCK. Is noa felling oti .11 kail T.se-.ty per Cent, under the original ...

... 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 ...