... age, fair complexion, rather it fl pitied v;nh the lmall pox., dark brown eyes, has a fmall red fpot below his right eye, brown hair, W which he wears look behind, is about live feet leven inches high, Uender m de, and rather ftoops as X he ?? on a daik grey lull wide coat, a claret-coloured Ifrait coat, with yellow metal buttons, % a Krip-d wailtcoat, a pair of duty nankeen breeches, a pair ...

... HUE AND CRY. From the POLlCE.—Public Office, Bow Street, London, Jan. 5, 1781. General Foft-O.Tice, Decernber 9, 1780. being great re to rufpeft that the Mail, containin' the following bags of letters, was yc'Erday morning out the Mail cart between Epping and London, in us way to this Office, CONFINED his MAJES T Y *s GA ai DVRH A M, AFerfou who calls himfelf WILLIAM MILKER, jun. about years ...

... Stanoingron, called Wedley Farm and North Farm, containing 48a acre*, now in the pofleflion of Mr Robert Hall.—Wfdlcy Farm, adjoining the weft fide of the road from Newcaftle to Morpeth, contain* acre*; Ninth Farm, adjoining the caft fids of the faid road, acres.—There a good Houfe, Barn, Hovel, and proper conveniences upon each Farm.—Thele Farms will be let upun enable terms a fubftantial ...

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... TOP the T K F i.ioJilav lai* (ik and (even o'click, (lx Linen Shirts mark’d IS. 6. and one >ift mark'd I S. wctedolcn fr ...

... ween tit if Two and Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, Tlif. kvtral Water Mills, firuate at DarlingtOD uf on the river bkeroe, as under: A well accufton’.rd Coro Mill, and fix or acres of Grafs Lrnd, let to Tnomas Bowman on for one Years, the yearly tent forty-live pounds per annum, whereof eight \»:ars a*c \ircxpirtd. A Leather Mifl, now let Mr Thomas Pickering, tht yearly rent of eight pounds ...

... Ercry M Cornplete dener, Gjmprehcnding and full accounr of the particular Work and Hufincfi ncccfl'ary to paformed during every month of the Year, in the Garden, Fruit Carden, Hot-honfe, Flower Gatden, Orchard, &c. hz. Shrubbery, Gicen-houfe, With a general Catalogue the produce each reflective month; and valuable the cultivation Soil and Situation, and concerning the raifmg, grafting and ...

... To LET immediately or at May-day next. ALL that ancient and well-accustomed Inn, known by the name of the Three Kings, situate on the quay-side, Newcastle. The particular advantages attending this Inn will made known, applying to Mr Carlton, at Mr Cramlington’s Office, in the Broad Chair. ...

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... DESERTED from the Durham Militia, . \r_j,. .t, ia ,i \ier(h n-i cv *ftt, jfi From the POUCL—Puohc O-itcc, Bow-otrcct, London, March ~ t , • q-, H OMAS WHITTLE, ft 30 yacs. . „f u„a at Highlaw.. in the ptri.h of , oLEN'oct of the ftible of Moare, Chertfey, in Sorry, on Saturday the 6th of Janua y ■ | lc . 1; ,, , ,nch-., ftout irtAtic, t>l.ck h*. ...

... OTIC F. is her vf T!'Jt the next .Me tt-£ if the Xrnti/et if apptinltd Ic b fj at ike I-hoi’U-, P/Icniis of stout, 7'i i, nl el.-’rn n'l lie forenoon, r, rbc Tolii jrifinf at thf J'aid Toil Cate at rcommon, ouui J ri. put to Ut I Jr.r-n Is sh.thsn to the b,/i hi \f/r, f-r toe urnof one veir to i mmo-ce the fit 11 dt» of May, 1781, in rer dtr.did ky the st:t prjfrd in the 1 se .r nf ii,f r -f 1 ...

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