... 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 ...

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... Nor.olk j con* Ailing of a very good houfe, with convenient oflices ad- joining, fit for a gentleman's family- a pleafmt gaiden walled in and planted wilh excellent fruit trees j. alfo, upwards of 200 acrts of arable and ri.li pallure landr lying contiguous, This is a very defirable lituatiori Jo- any gentleman who tvifhes to farm l.i.Dcvn'eftate, &• For fuiilier particulars enquire of Mr. ...

... • Price Price ters. ince - p er Quarter. 1. 3. d. 1. $. d. Barley, 1470 1498 6 it 1 04 Beans, 1692 2148 19 6 1 5 4 Malt, 3261 52.J.6 17 7 1 12 2 Oau, 7978 5950 15 2 o 14 11 Pcr.s, 173 239 9 11 1 7 8 Wheat, 6370 10720 [17 3 1 13 7 'pHE Governor of the Charity for the Relisf of J__, the Poor Widows and Orphans ?? iujli Clergymen at. a: the timo ol their di.nhs, were 01 (ball be ?? 1 0 f ?? fiu ...

... to try the mrrif; ot the •VompiTning of un undue eleftion for the borough t'fflj.ikliumpton. i vave was given ,w itii con fen t of the fitting mcmoec.to withdraw the petition complaining the uluc eleflion for Dartmouth. Mr. I’hciip.', chairman the committee op. ited to try the merits of the petition complainmi; oi undue return for lialFer, made the foiioivinjr report yederday to tlte Houle ...

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... N’crnon, was liberated Tottcnham-c'; ml. Major Money, Mr. ill.ike (a nav d cilice, and Mr. Lockwood, afeended in it—it took cailcriy direction, afcendc 1 very high, but w.is loon loti the eye the intervention cloud. About 4 o'clock the acri.il navigator - near Nu.th 1.11 Hall Bridge, about 50 miles from Tottenham court ion!. 11. Veitci toniequcncc oF t)if notice j>i i'c;i to th' - pub'ic, very ...

... anti Enter'd upon immediately, ONE lying in Coney Welton, confiding ol .1 good faim-lioufe, and all other neceii'ary buildings, and between 280 and 7.90 acres of meadow, pallure and ..ruble Innd j the latter veiy improvcable, (being clay on all partl) with the prefent crops thereon, at a lair valuation, and the fanning dock, if requefled. The other lying and being in B.uningham in Suffolk, ...

... to June 11, f^c;. Average Qitar* r • Price: /- Price. tu». per Quarter. 1. 3. d. 1. s. d. Barley, 2688 2980 2 5 1,2 2 Beans, 1279 1727 14 8 1 7 0 Malt, 371-9 6l I 1 8 1 12 8 Oats, 9702 8244 4 3 0 16 11 Peas, 142 216 13 7 1 10 6 Rye, 286 343 2 1 1 311 Who*, cacp 022 1 1 0 9 1 15 I 0 To be SOLD hy Private tONTreACT, \ Copyhuld Mefltiageor I'enrint-nt. with aj Acres /\ ot ?? a. ...

... of Ixwoith aloiefaid, they may hear or fomething to their advantage. ALL Perlons who have any Claim or Demand on the tilate ami effe-ls of CHARLES BEART, late of Ixworth in Suffolk, Gentleman, dereafed, aredeiired to fend a particular account thereof to Mr, George Baldero, ol Ixwortli aforefald, the executor of the faid Charles Beait, in order to the lame being difcharged' and all peifons who ...

... Mend elhtm, nn Tuiscav the rj.li of April inll, by Ten o'tlock i - ihefoiennon, 10 rer.iive their refpeflive legacies. By ORDE!. of the EX- ECUTORS, Ifj Peifon.il a.tentlance is required. W~I J. LI AM 1 ...

... THE Creditors of the late Mr. JOHN DEEKSJ furgeon, of Sudbury in Suffolk, are requefted to deliver in an account of their refpeftive demands immedi. ately to Mrs. Decks, bis executrix ; and whoever fbwds? - indebted to the eftate of the faid Mr. Decks, are defired to pay the fame to Mrs. Decks, within One month from the dite hereof. [Sudbury, March 3, 1785. To be • S 6 L Di A FREEHOLD FARM, ...