WILTS. THE Annual VENISON MEETINGS ?? be on Tuelday th- Uth, at the Sw.,n Inn in Braifotd, on Wcdaefday thr
... 9th, at the George Inn in Tro.vbu.Jge, *.id F.May ?? tlth inftant, at tl.e Kings-Arms Inn in ...
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... he SOLD. A Stanch Pointer Dog, two years old, broke in (all year upon the Moots. Whofocver has mind ro treat fov the (aid Dog, may apply to Charles Simplon, at Moor-houfc, nigh Walliogton: LE and entered May-day, 1781, WOOD-END Farm, near Blakifton, confiftiog of three hundred acre* and upwards of arable, meadow, and Land.—For further particulars, enquire BUkilloo near Stockton. The Farm tithe ...
MAINWARING, JEWELLER, GOLDSMITH, and TOYMAN, Oppofite Mr. GyJc's Rooms, on the Lower Waiks, Bath, BEGS h aie tv ..
... frien-h and the Company in ge- neral, tiiat he has a choice ,nd valuable co ...
WHEREAS a Commiffion of Bankrupt is awarded and iffued forth againft JOSEPH WOOD- COCK, and JOSHUA WOODCOCK, ..
... Thurlf- ton, in the County of York, Dyers, Dealers, Chapmen, and Copartners in Trade, and they being declared Bank- rupts, are hereby required to furrender themfelves to the Comm iflioners in the faid Commiffion named, or the Major Part tf them, on the thirty-firft Day of this Inft. Auguft, and oh the firft and the thirtieth Day* of September next, at Four of the Clock in the Afternoon on each ...
Chesterfield, i*p*rlfiuyr. 1780. To be SOLD to the Befl Bidder, At the Houfe ofMr. John Statham, known by the Sign
... of the Boot and Shoe, in Holy-well-Street, Chefterfield, on Friday the 15th Day of September next, the Sale to begin at three ?? in the Afternoon, and fubjeft to fu'ch Conditions as will then be produced : ALL that the faid Messuage or Dwelling- House, -called the BOOT and SHOE; with the Croft and Garden adjoining to the fame. . Alfo two fmall Messuages, fituated at the Bottom of the faid ...
MONEY
... ANY Pcrfon relidiog in or near NewcafUe, and having occafion for One Thoafand or Five Hundred Pounds, upon good Security, delated to enquire the Printer of this Paper. Augufl 18, 1780. LOST, Saturday tie ttli of Auguft laft, ietveea Gatejbeai and tie Grcat-mariet, Newt aft It, Red Morocco Pocket Book, containing i Letter* and Memoraadums, of uo ule any but the Owner. Whoever will bring it, ...
TMt da? U f flffed, Neatly printed in thiee voiiim. s duodecimo, price— the fine paper Bs. b-.-und in calf,
... 6s-6A. in boards,— common paper 7 S bound, 6s. in boards) LETTERS, SEE MOMS, and REVIEW of ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. By J O H N NEWT O N, Tliefe Volumes coiit.i',l til the Profit Writings which r.lr Ni'.wton fa, iiitherto published, vi-.. The Authentic Narrative, ui'n illy afcribed to ri-ri and »h-. Review of Eecicii.iitictii Hiilory t — To winch are fub- ?? -. ?? priie of the ilever.il nieces ...
[CHILDREN of both Sexes ?? Englilh, Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, &c. by THOMAS it-OW, :-.t his Seiiooi in ..
... 'i'oddcr'ck's Wend. ?? En^fo thods and on ?? • icoiar, with due pi'.prietv. •The -'i-'.-obat'ton of thole -.vtio entrofl to him the edutation of their ChMrt-n, he wi'h.s to receive as his ?? CJ improvement, and will „ leavom to merit by ids ufaai care and ?? to facilitate their pro- advanced in years, an.l -eqniriirg his mHinfßon. will receive a j rr ?? return for i'.tii.ii eg a fe-.v of their ...
To the Gentlemen,.. Clergy, Freeholders, and Freemen, of the City of BRISTOL. CtKTItMIS, I ?? directed bythe ..
... ßurke, Efq; to contradict a report/'* very induftrioujly circulated, ttiilhc dacs not intend to offer you his fervices atthe next General Election. Had he entertained fuch an idea, he would have made it public before this time. His friends therefore hope, the Icandalous v.-hif- pers of defigning Men will not prevail on any to engage them* fclve- haftily, as they may depend Mr. Burke is now ...
Burton, Auguf 22, 1 7 80. ALL Perfbns who have any Demand upon the EState and Effefts of THOMAS SOMERS,
... late of Burton aforefaid, Builder, are required to fend a true Ac- count of the fame, unto his Brother, JOSEPH SOMERS, of Burton, who is properly authorifed to fettle the fame.-* And all People who Stood indebted to the faid Thomas' Sombks, at his Death, are defired to pay the fame unto the faid Joseph Some as. — — — — — — — — : — ■ ?? . . . _ At R I CHARD S 0 N's WINE-V A U L T S, In tbe Iron ...
7th August, 1780. To be SOLD to the Bejl Bidder, At the Houfe of Mrj William Savage, known by the
... Sign of the Crown and Thiftle in Clown, irt the County of Derby, on Monday the 28th Day of this Inftant Auguft, between the Hours of One and Threein the Afternoon ; ?? to fuch Conditions as fhall be then produced ; ALL that the faid INN or PUBLICK HOUSE, called the CROWN and THISTLE, with the Stable, Garden, and Appurtenances thereto belonging. And alfo all that Piece of Land, late Parcel ...
DERBY, 15th July, 1780. A MEETING of theGENTLEMEN educated under the Rev. Mr. MANLOVE, will be held at the ..
... on Thursday the z4.th.of August. ■ Thofe Gentlemen -who intend to honour the Meeting with their Company, are defired to fend their Names previous thereto, to Mrs. PHILIPS, at the King's- Head afcrefaid. N.B. Dinner on Table at Half paft Two o'Clock. At RICHARDSON'S WINE-VAULTS, In the Iron-gate, DERBY, WINE, RUM, atid BRANDY* v Genuine as imported-: 'Likewife COMPOUNDS of all Sorts. Where all ...