... Mr E 1 , 1. OT T. . On MONDAY Evfnfng, April to. will be pt t:,.nttd, A Tragedy (not acred rtris Seaton' ?? 'Jul, R O T.l F, O A N I.) lUI.I E T. Romeo. MrCAI rHERI.E'. ; Mercat'tes ?? WOOD-S. Fnd of Act IV. The '•UNT.RAI. PROCESSION nf JULIET tr, the Monument of I'm- Cajndets, accornpaiiied with a SOLE M N J) laV ?? ii. Tht Vocal Paris by Mr Wood, Mr Lvon, Mr Haffion; Mifs Milts, Mrs Shield ...

... ng cf the Nihility, Grntlemen, Clergy, Freeholders and Laid Oil ners oftbe,,unry ?fSuflk,Tl,il day hid .it Steivn-cti ket, is adjourned to Monday tht 24/ i day of A; 1 il ntxt, to receive the report of tbe reprefeniativei of tbe fuccefs of their applicathii to parliament. By order cfthe Chairman, oils March 17S0. CHARLES SQUIRE. To be SOLD, A LOT of Sixty TIMBER OAKS, to be felled this feafon ...

... I GENERAL HUE AND CRY. i «; From the POLlCE.— Public Ollice, Bow Street, London, March 17, 1780. r£ nIIIJOHN* FIELDING prefents his ?? to the Magifirales at large, and Mayors of Corporations, _ b and takes this opportunity of returning fbttiipublic thdtihf for their correfpondence, attention, and S? a ir!.i>ice, in difcovering and purfiing offenders at large ; which has proved fo ...

... Wednefday the rath of April, at Twelve ?? in the Forenoon. MUMS HAM. 1 2th February,. 1780. WHEREAS divers Perfons have lately prefumed to hunt, (hoot, and courle within the Manors and Ejlatcs of the Ripht Honourable Earl HARCOURT, without his Permifiion ; Lhefe arc therefore to give .Notire, ' That if any Perfon or Pcrlbns fhall hereafter do fo, that he : or they will be profecoted according ...

... On WEDNESDAY next, nth inft. will be prefented, the Corned; of I. OVE MAX E S A MA N ; O R, T H E FOP 's F O RTU N E. Carlos, Mr WOOOS. I.ouifa, Mrs MONTAGUE ; And Angelina, Mrs SMITH. Ketween the I'ltiv an,! Farce, an Interlude, called, pottor LAST'S EXAMINATION before the College if PIII'SICIANS. ' 'I'o wilier, --vill be added, tliefav invite Pantomime of ]I AKIaEQU I In FORTUN A T U S. Ti. ...

... Services al tbe next General EUaion ; / beg leave to offer myfelf a Candidate to fucceed him, and if I fhould be honored ivitb your Support, my befi Endeavors lhall be confiantly exerted in promoting the effential Interefi of this Borough, and tbe tenfiitutional Rights ofthe Kingdom in general. I am, nvilh great RejptQ, Your very faithful Lancafter, bumbit Servant, Feb. 23, i 7 Bo. ABRAM ...

... the Benefit of Mr W OOD.. On SATURDAY Evening, April It, wili be performed, The BEGGARS OPERA. Captain Machc.ath, Hr ALDRIDOE ; Who peiformed it lail feafon st the Theatre Royal, Cnveiit-Osiden, Eeiiir ?? in that CbaraHer. Ptachutn, Mr C-.ti.tt'i-is; Lock*, Mr Taylor ; Mat o' the Mint, Air Ilallion; Ben Bodge, Mr Cliadmers; Crook-iite ■ ?? jack, Mr l.yon ; Slippers' 3am, Mr Townfend ; — and ...

... 3d Day of May next. The Right Hon. Lord GEORGE CAVENDISH» in the CHAIR. STEWA R D S, Theßight Hon. Lord George Mr. John Ward, Henry Cavendifh, Mr. Thomas Chawner, Defbrowe Taylor, Efqj Mr. J. D. Browne. Edward Coke, Efq. Dinner will be on the Table exaftly at 4 o'Clock. The Gentlemen (not Members) who intend to honour the Society with their Company, are requefted to fend to the Bar of the ...

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... held at Stowmarket, is adjoui ned to Monday tin: z^th day ef April next, to receive tbe report of the rrprtf •itatities oftbefueeefs of their application to parliament, By order of the Chairman, otls March 17S0. CHARLES SQUIRE. For the BEN EFT T „f Mr. FRENCH^ Organist of Stow m a r k r. T, ON Montlav the 24th of this inltant April, will be A CONCERT itt the White Hart. Fust Violin and a Solo, ...

... Barnet Gate,— Upwards of Four Hundred fine MAIDEN OAK TREES, in thirty-five Lots, fit for Carpenters, Wheelers, &c. with Lop, Tops, and Bark ; now ftanding in Devall's and Partlow's Coppices, near Free Land, in flic Parilh of Enfham, and County of Oxford, witbin three Miles of the Navigale River Thames. For Particulars enquire of George Palfrey, Carpenter, at Hailey, near Witney, Oxfordfhire. ...

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