... fate tbat tbey, being convinced of tbe beneficial Tendency ofa Reform of Parliament to the Prefervation aad due Balance of our invaluable Confti- ?? tution, think it incumbent on them to ufe their befl Endea- yours, on every proper Occafion, to promote tbe Attain- ment of tbis important Objett : And tbey are perfuaded — tbat an open Declaration of tbe People in favour of tbe ?? ...

... ONALDSON, J GROCER end TEA DEALER, M Us Tea-Warehouse, near tbe Crofs, Leeds, RESPECTFULLY begs Leave to inform' his Friends and the Public, That he has purchafed at e-EAST India Company's LAST TEA SALE, a large and frefh Affortment of very fine Bohea, Congou, Souchong, Pekoe, Singlo, Bloom and Hyfon TEAS, ?? Of the BEST QUALITY and FLAVOUR. He returns his grateful Thanks for the great ...

... for profe*uting FELONIES, See. NO EICE is hereby given, That the Annual Meeting the fubferihers to Ibis aflbciation will held at the Coach and Knifes in Melton, on TncasoA v the i;t(1 day January inflant { when and where lire fubferibers (and others dcfiicus or joining in the alldcia. are requellcd roatrosid, and pay their refpeftive tor* tilts and annual fuhfcriptions, in order that the ...

... laft New Comedy, called, M O R E WAYS T H A N' O N E. As performing at the Theatrc-Roy_, Covent-Garden, witll unive.fal Applaufe. Bellair, Mr LA-MASH ; Doftor Feeiovc, Mr KIPPLING ; Jjvergrcesi, Mr EvT.RARD ; Sir Marvel Muihroom, Mr WELLS; David, Mr CHARTERIS ; Le Cout, Mr SPARKS ; Goofequil', Mr BELL; And Carlton, Mr WARD. Mifs Arches , Mrs DUNCAN ; Mifs Juvenile, Mrs SPARKS ; _s_trs Thomfon, ...

... tc have an opportunity if performing the part ?? Randolph, being exprefs ly her Laft Appearance in Scotland this fcafon.. On W E DNESDA V, April ro. 1735, Will be prefented, The Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Dangles, IvTr POWELL, Who performed tl-.e part cf George Barnwell, Jleiw; his fc cored Appearance on this Sta^e. Old Norval, Mr DUNCAN ; .-Lord Randolph, ■ Mr WILMOT- WEI-.LS; Firft Officer, Air ...

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... Street, New Town, — doors to be open- ed at Seven o'clock in the evening, and begin precifeiy at half paft leven, The CELEBRATED SIEUR REA, Senior, (Juft arrived from abroad,) So well known for his capital performances which he has exhibited above twenty years, with general applaufe, intends to entertain the Ladies and Gentlemen with his NEW IMPROVED PHILOSOPHICAL, MECHANICAL, MATHEMATICAL, ...

... E WAY TO X E E P H I M. To »hich will be added, (yh Nightj A Mufical Farce, called, The POOR SOLDIER. And or. THURSDAY, will he prefented, A PLAY AND FARCE, As will be ?? in the bills. tickets to be had, and place- forthe boxe:. taken at the Cific; of the Theatre. In that large Room in Bailie Tyfte* 5 Clofe. Every evening this week, and Monday next for the 'aft time, ft; STIFF- ROPE D INQ MR ...

... Satherland's Mufic Shop. PREMIUMS GIVFN BY THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH. The objeestss of this Society, whicli was inftitutcd in February 1 784, are, among others, I. An enquiry into the prtfent State of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, and the condition of their inhabitants. 11. An enquiry into the means of their improvement, by cflsiblifhing towns and villages— by f.u iitating ...

... m. 0•• ■ - : v are defired to pay the fame on Tuefdaj tin- 1 ttli, and Wednetday tie- 12th iii ...

... fiiic TEAS, riyi.t Moch* COFFEE, and 0 all fojti of CHOCOLATE. Cliisu, (.lad, ...

... In tytj it was divided into ten parts, and tbefe into 4> warat. It contains public buildings. The edi- Scea,belonging to the.Crown amount tb *l3, of which Mi' are built with (tone, the reft are of wood. The nttmber of private houfes is 36a;, at which 984 are the red are of wood. In the parilhes the Church, the births in 1783 were 6499, males 3160, females 3339, marriages 1411, deaths 4957. In ...