... his Friends in particular, and the Public in general, for their very numerous Favours conferred upon him for feveral Years lall pall ; and begs Leave at the fame Time to inform them, That lie will always fupply them withthe very beil ARTICLES in the above BRANCHES, and their Favours will be ever moft gratefully acknowledged, By tbeir ebeditml bumble Servant, JOHN CLARKSON. O An Apprentice is ...

... r-po be SOLD, Two MESSUAGES TENT.- 11 MENTS, fituated together in New Street, Hr.M iv, late the Occupation of Mr. liotnai Binficld, Tlic Front next the Street nreai'ures about fifty-niue feet and an Half, and extends from the Street two hundred ami feventecn Feet and Half. Pair of the above Premifles, now Malt-Hortfe. nay converted into very pl.alant Situation for private Family, fur Trade ...

... Mr GRIST; Duke of Gloncedcr, Mr Kelly ; iVunonr, Mr Sparks; Catcfey, Mr Beitfen ; R.tteliti', Mr Banks ; Eari €»f Derby, Mr Simpfon ; And Dlimont, Mr WOODS. A'l'ieia, Mrs WAi.CO'f; And lane Shore, Mrs lIADDELEY. To which will be added, a Pantomime Entertainment, called, ROBINSON CRUSO E, O R H A R L E QJJ IN FRID A V. Friday, in the char Ocr ol ilacl.-cici.-, IMi- BANKS ; Pantaloon, Mr Sparks ...

... venrs,) the Comedy of T H E M ISER. The Mifer, Mr MOSS, (llcin. I.is liift appearance here thefe levcn years) Frederick, Mr Sutherland ; Clcrimont, Mr Bell ; Decoy, Mr Sparks ; lames, Mr Simpfon -, Furniih, Mr Banks ; Lawyer, Mr Tannett ; Sparkle, Mr J. Rbu.d ; Sattin, Mr Bland, junior ; And Rninilic, Mr HALI.fON. Lappet, Mrs SPARKS; Harriett, Mrs Woods ; Mrs Wifely, Mrs Charter..-- ; Whcetlle ...

... completed in two years. The fiift courl'e of Lectures, upon the fubject of Personal Rights, was delivered lafl Winter. The fubje-l for the prel'.nt fcafou is that of the Heritable Rights o. Scotland. The Practice of the Courts is to employ the Summer Seffions. The clafs opens upon Tuefday the 15th curt, at one o'clock afternoon. ON FRIDAY and SATURDAY next, beginning at lix o'clock will be ...

... tbe 17th in.'t, Non fubferibers 5 .. each, Ted I and Cuds Includctl. ry I'lie CARD ASiEMBLV iii I day tollowlnj; us ,1. ?? .At Iv lit X V V nen Loweltoit in Suffolk. To be LX I j' auti Entered upon ininicdiatelyj Or, .'■ 1 MiciiAsi m\i next, A Neat Cottar,.-, with a Jim-: and Stable, about Nine, at -. ol at.il le land, and Six of ?? ground.) with 1 uilies, &c, to be m -.vn. Enquire of Mr. Obed ...

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... i^iigrtgii : Three - II AV* S’A £ it'' •• vj£-- Lk- ~-vtace, i&*^** x ~ ■' ■■'•» I poooe I ENE R A L HUE AND C R * _ . ? September, N E B U A Y * and LARC K . i*. •»«j- 1R fe OFFICE. APcrfoo who the oAme ©f STKWART. tfTtiU - ■ >• .Cl. ***. 'X’HE fake the Liberty ta acqoaiot ag«; little roli/ *.**** g '*?. “*' > tn(W.»e« «^rc». metal bu«ona, vitOria*'waifttttf «atf todoPCteSiM to ,y ...

... in Gob!,— tire _ rptetu— is either a Mi idoua's Head ov Faufhna the Youniter. Any pcrfon wbo «ill twins it to Mr Deu- -jjj. Seal-engraver, will receive HALF a GUINEA of reward. HAMILTON RACES. r-ipO — run for over HAMILTON' COURSE, upon T— — ay the 29th J. day of July 1783, I-'lf m GUINEAS, for rive, fix, assd' aged hor. «c.-, e-c. C.i ?? = . fimyeM^ fM j ft ...

... Turnpike-Road, called or known by the Names of Kirkfiall, Calverley-Moor, Bradford and Northoiuram Gates, will be Lett by Auftion to the Beft Bidder, at the Houfe of Mr Harper, the Sign ofthe Kings-Arms, in Bradford, on Wednefday the 15th Day of Oc- tober next, between the Hours of Eleven and Three ?? in the Afternoon, in the Manner direfted by the Aft pafli.d in the Thirteenth Year of the ...

... himfelf difabied by grea*. Age and Infirmities, from attending to the Duties ef the faid School, with that Satisfaftion to himfelf and the Public which he would wifh, and they have fo long experienced) has fignifted to the Governors his intentions of refigning, as foon as a Succeffor fhall be chofen. Tbis is therefore lo give NOTICE, That the Governors of the faid School intend te procetd ...

... HEAD MASTER and ASSISTANTS. Several private Houfes are prepared for the Reception of Boarders. The School il in a ver7heahhy Situation above the Town, and at foroething lefs than a Mile from it. Inftruftions in Englifh Grammar, the Reading of the Xnglifh Claffics, Writing, Arithmetic and Modern Hiltory, 41. 4s. per Ann. Inltruftions in the Greek and Latin Languages 41. 4s. per Ann. ...