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... Direitors of the Poor Jt\ wiiliin the f.iid hundreds, is appointed to he held at tne White Lion In Eye, on Monday the nA day of this inllant January, nt Eleven o'tlotk In the forenoon j at which meeting, the attendance of the faid directors as well as I.ind -owners, wiiliin the fame hundreds, is particularly rtquefted, By Order ol tin: Diraftors, DAN. NEGUS, Clk. OTICE. The Creditors of JOHN ...
... the time of their deaths were or lhall be pofli-ffed of lome ecclebaflical benefice or curacy, within the archdea- coniles of Suffolk or Sudbury, or elfewhere in the county of Suffolk, will hold their Third Court at the White Hart in Stowmarket, on Tuisdav the ?? of this inft. Aug. By order of the Governors, *£££ S » I Treafurers. SUFFOLK. Aug. 9 1781. JAMES GRAHAM from Mildenh.ill near New. ...
... of the Corporation of Ipfwich and its charities, are dclired to pay their rents due at lady lad, on Wfdni. soav the 16th diy of this inftant May, at Ten o'clock in the foidioon, at the Moot. hall in ?he faid town. T. NOTCUTT, Town-clerk. Manor of CROTON, ; -pHIS is to give Notice, that in SntffM. J ? 1 General Court Baron will be held for ths faid manor on Monday the 1 ift day of this inftant ...
... received fioni many of his friends, and refpeftfully beg» leavt :to return thanks for the kind encouragement he has experienced fince his elcftion to the mafterfliip of Difs Icliool ; and allures them and the public, that he will con- tinue to difcharge the duties of his flation with afliduity and attention, to merit their confidence and fupport.— If oung gentlemen genteelly bonded, and taught ...
... THE Buck's Heap Inn, fituate in the center of the Market-place in Debenliam, Suffolk, with about an acre of very ricb land on the backlide. K/** For ?? particulars enquire of Mr. Tho. Kent, at the Cherry-tree at Debenham, or Mr. Barker, attorney, at Framlingham. To be LETT, THAT large and well known INN, The SA- RACEN'S HEAD, Aldgatc-flreet, London; con. filling of a great number of large ...
... North Eafl partol fluck- inghamlhire, for one within Thirty miles of Colchefterin liflix try Enquire of Mr. Alftun, Nayland, Suffolk*. • \\/AN 1 i.D between this and Michaelmas next, V T in .i c/.T.tle'm ,ns family in the countiy, A Houfe- hue per anil ,. good Cook. None ncid apply unlefs they can bring good char.iflers. Apply to the printer!] and, let- lets, po:l paid, will he anfwered. A li ...
... Biihi pfgatc-ftrect, London, and fined ii on ,n ,1 commodious manner, humbly folicits the favours ol tlie public in general, ns care will betaken cc nurit their approbation by giving the fliiettlt attention to every pai toi' his buliwtrfs. t'i Wines, brandy, ium, &f, nrat as imported, goo(U> beds, with every other accommodation, By their inofl humble fervant, P. PHILPOT. N, B. I'll.: IPSWICH, ...
... Angel-hill.Bury, SOME Houlhold Furniture, and a large quantity of linen, upwards of jco ounces of plate, fine old chi- na, pictures, books, &c. the whole being removed tliere for conveniency of fale. To be viewed on Wednefday preced- ing the falc, which begins each day at Ten o'clock. HTj' Catalogues will be dillributed in due lime, and may be had at the phce of fale, and of Meff. Olivers, ...
... Spoken ly Mijs Young.. _?»f.N hajiily. DO you ken gudeiolk? — meicy! what a blunder, Not to have kept my northern accent under ; VVi: alwiys l-.m too little, oi too much— ' I ii well you hadn't the Epilogue in Scotch, At length Rtdtlpkit Lumkerciuri no more, Behold me now nniple connoilftur, Deep fklll'd in pi-lures, and, with your pcrmiffion, I'll give my judgment of this exhibition, [Taket ...
... of Bradficld St. Clare, either together or in feparate lots. En- quire of Mr, Brown, St. Clare's Hall Farm in faid parifo. CATTLE and SHEEP will be taken to keep in Loudham Marflies in Gedgrave, Suffolk, the Firft of M.iy, on the ufual terms. For further particuiais apply to Mi. Robert Field, of Getlgrave aforefaid, or Mi. An.lrevr Read, at the White Hart, Orfoid. ?? Keep to be paid for at the ...
... of Mr. JOHN GIRLING, (svho has declined bufinefs) humbly folicits the favours of the fami- lies who ufed the (hop, and the public in general, and hopes by a drift attention, and adlduity to buflnefs, to merit their future favours, which svill always be thankfully received, and gratefully acknowledged, lly the public's moft hum- ble fervant, JAMES UARROD. ?? K. BOOTH, Cornhlll, Ipfwicli, having ...
... or j deilroyed by fome malicious peifon, A WHITE POINTING BITCH, with liver-coloured ?? ar.fwered 10 the name of Rofe. Whoever ran e;i\ e information of her, fliall he liandii.nii'ly rewarded for their trouble, and if llolcn or deflroyed, fhall, upon conviction, receive Five Guineas reward, by applying to Captain Sucl. LEISTON, July 25, 1781. I^HE Copartnerfliip between Meffrs. HARRIS 1 and ...