... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... the King, bolden, by- adjournment, at Bury St. Edmund's, in and fir tbe fuid county cf Suffolk, tn Monday the 1 etb day nf January, in tbe year of cur Lord ii'ii, before Sir Charles Davers, Bait, and John Symonds, Efq, and others, jujliees affigned to keep lie peace in and for tbe Jaiel county ; and alio te, bear and de- termine dizcrfe f.lor.ia, trejpitjje!, an.l other mfdeeds in tie fr.me ...