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... the Ge LEMtN,Clergy, andpREEHOLDtRS the County of OXFORD, Gentlemen, MR. WAY, of Thame, expired on Monday the apth Inft. which Means the Place CORONER became vacant ; prrmit me, therefore, oiler rnyfclf Candidate for the Vacancy, and at the lame time to your Votes and the Day of Ehclion; —and Ihould i he happy defied, the Hor.oai conferred will always be rnatefully acknowledged, by Their molt ...
... lI E SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. And a Farce ?? aifted here thefo three years, called, T HE CI T I Z EN. Tlte Chara&ers as will be exprefled in IVrJ.icfrt.iys Paper. D U N N ' .9 TWELVE SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLIES. ■•AMES DUNN, with his moft rei'pcaful thanks to the Nobility and V J Gentry for fai tours formerly received, takes this method Sf inform gtheai. That upon Tuefday the 4th of January 1735, he ...
... F, D. Dec. 31. Mund ,y ia., Mr. grave Mai Jon. was I'iirlicd to Mils 1 Inch, the fame place. Loft wee Mr. Harris, of iaiulon-hall, in KlTcx, ,ve fine bullock, wotth upwards 14.1. to tlie ir the laid parilh ; care was taken to divide it in proportion to the number of their families, after the rato jib. per head. Friday Thomas Harris was committed to our gaol, the oaths ul R. Jackfon, and Arthur ...
... provlllon to he ni.idciii an a(\. for amending and repaiiing the road branching outof the great road lead- ing from the borough of IpfWlcli In trie county of Suffolk, towards the borough of Great Yarmouth, at a place ca'l'd lle-ech Lane In ihe pailfh of Daifliam, through llie tmvn of H.ilel'evorlh, by Stone-llreet, to the tosvri of flurjay in the laid county, and for keeping tlic fame in ...
... begin at 7 o'tlock in the Fivening. Tickets to be had of Robert Smitli, price 2 s. 6 d. each. A PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES f to be SOLD. They are juft come out of the country, and are to lie fecn at Smith's Livery Sables, under the Bridge, For particulars apply to Mr Smith. If not fold before the end of the week, they will be fent ■gun into the countn-. FINE SWEDISITTEAS: TO be SOLD by ...
... to the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends :ral, for the many and repeated Favours they have peed. To bt SOL D, at tbe fame Place, \ay, (December z%tb) at Ten o'Clock, and mill continue every Day till all be Sold, GOODLAD's whole STOCK in TRADE, confifting ten/hold-Furniture, Plate, Linen, China, &c. a great jjity of exceeding good Old Porr, (having been from one iir Years in Bottles) Hock, ...
... LA-MASH ; Bcini. hii firft Appearance on tbis Stage thcfc tvo years. Frankly, Mr WOODS; Bellamy, Mr Bell;— Jack Meggo't, Mr Halt-on ;— Tefter, Mr Sparks;— Bnckle, Mr Davis ; — Simon, Mr J. Bland; — Ranger's Servant, Mr Bland junior. And Strickland, Mr WILMOT-WELLS. Jacintha, Mrs WILMOT- WELLS ; . Mrs Ctrickland, Mrs Woods; — LucctTa, Mrs Sparks; — Milliner, Mis Mills; — Landlady, Mrs Charter's ...
... to Yoxall Bridge, will be held on Tuefday the firft Day of February next, at the Vernon's-Arms lan in Sudbury, at .the Hour of Eleven in the Forenoon, when and where the Tolls payable at the Several Toll-Gates upon the faid Turn- pike Road, called by the Names of Clifton, Cubley, Dray cot- Mill, and Yoxall-Bridge Gates, will be LET by AUCTION to the beft Bidder ; which Tolls the laft Year were ...
... COULTON, of Rrillol, tv.-c. Boys andtwaGiris, the- eldcl\ not ten years ol age, arid the ?? a ...
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... eminent oftlit- faculty rcfidcnt in that part of the country, three them cspired in great agonies. Mrs. Dart, very amiable and well-educated woman, was foaffected this dreadful accident, that (he deprived her fenfes, and now lies in very dangerous ion. 16. One day lad week fffair happened Hoo, near Rochefter : A poor in ft being left afleep, while the father and mother left the houle-on ...
... SCHOOL for SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr EVERARD ; From the Theatre Royal, Dnny l.ar.e. Uting his firjh appearance on this ft age. Jofeph Surlace, Mr WOODS ; Crabtree, Mr KIPLING, Being his frcond appearance on this ft age. Charles Surface, Mr WAYLUTT, Being his firft apf earance on this ftage. AnJ Lady Teazle, Mrs DUNCAN, Being her frond appearance on thisftnge. To whicn wiil be added, a ...