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P ARMS To be L E T,
... 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, ...
BATH, 0:\. 14th, 178 J. WINTER BEASU N. TIIK Nobility, Gentry, and Pubiick, are moll re- fjetafully-acauainted, ..
... TOY-SHOP in the GROVIS Is fitted up ttitli a choirc ami elegant Varie ...
B A T Id. R JENNINGS, JEWELLER and TOYMAN, ⢠(from Mr. Bifnttt's.i being removed to a larger SHOP in
... York-Buildings near York-Houfe, humbly foliciti tht attention of the Nobility and his friends to ...
Cheap Teas. JAMES DONALDSON, GROCER and TEA-DEALER, At bis Tea -Wabekouse, mar tbt Cross, LEEDS, RESPECTFULLY ..
... his FRIENDS and the PUBLIC, That he has pur- chafed at the Eajt-Iwdia Comfany's LAST TEA SALE, (which was the cheapeft of any fince the Commutation Act took Place) a large and ?? Affortment of very fine . Bohea, Congou, Souchong, Pekoe, Singlo, Bloom, and Hyfon TEAS, Of the BEST QUALITY and FLAVOUR. j5» He returns his grateful Thanks tor the great Encourage- ment he has already met with in the ...
SATU RDAY, November 19, 1785
... Aldridge Tho. chepphtg Gent. Aldridge Tho. Gent. Alams Robert, JJurcotf, Gent. Aprecee Tho. Hull'ey, re/jure Bart. Ail-c Rev. Edward, Sterp/e Clay dun. Allen Jacob, Borough of Chrppmg IVycombe Gent. Aris James, Gent. AUnult Henry, jim. Great Gent. Anthony lohu, Chalfint Bt. Giles's, Gcal. Aubrey John, Doreton, Efq. Rev. Jon. Gre.it Her wood. Clerk. Br.idtoid lame;, Buckingham, Gent. Barret ...
OXFORD
... TO lie LETT or SOLD, and may be Entered upon immediately,—A large commodious It'S E, the Property and the Occupation Mrs. Morten, Mercer, the High-Street, Oxford. One Half of the Purchafc- Moncy may remain Mortgage, if icijaircd. For further Particul.irs, and to treat for the fame, apply Mrs. Morten, or Mr. Giles Pnekett, Attorney, in Oxford. The STOCK in TRADE, conlilling large AiTortment of ...
TURNPIKE TOLLS to be LET. jV OTICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT the Tolls arifing at the feveral Toil- Gates upon
... the Turnpike-Road from the South End of the Town of Rotherham, in the County of York, to the Turn- pike Road near Pleafley, in the County 0/ Derby, will be Lett hy Auftion to the Beft Bidder, at the Houfe oi Mr. j a rvi s, at Pebley-Lane, on Friday the ninjth Day of December next, he- ween the Hours of Eleven ?? in the Forenoon and Two ?? in jhe Afternoon, in the Manner direfted by the Aft ...
Tenants of the Corpo
... ration of fpfwich and X its charities, :we delired to pay their MichaelnuS reiitK, . n the Moot- hall, on WanNisn.' v the 10th dayi November infi, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon. ?? S'tv. IJBS, WM. BATLEY, Town-cleik, NOT 1 C E to C}{ E D I T 0 X 8. ALL Perfons to whom Mr. FRANCIS STUBMM . lateof Mal'on's Rnd|*c in Raydon Hood any Way* indebted at ihc time of liisdcceafe, are dctt'C.) foi ...
JOII N JHL COL E S, At his Warehoufe, jt|i|; i.i!J next Door to the CASTLE and #Hl' HALL INN,
... Near St, MICHAEL'S ?? CHURCH, HATH, SELLS TE \S of the b,-it and Rnefl flavour, an,] that their quality ma ...
NEW and FIME TEAS. HENRY GIBSON and BENJAMIN TAYLOR, (late Servants to Mr. JOHN HARDCASTLE) beg Leave to inform the
... PUBLIC, that they have opened a Shop in the IRONGATE, at the TEA-CHEST and SUGAR- LOAF, where they have laid in a Choice Aflbrtment of NEW IMPORTED TEAS from the EAST-INDIA COMPANY'S laft SEPTEMBER SALE, with the Beft TURKEY and WEST-INDIA COFFEE, frefh Roafted 5 Plain and Patent CHOCOLATE ; SUGARS in Lumps, Loaves and Powders } and every other Article in the Grocery Bufinefs, which they are ...
B * t * M *^ CirmilcrtClefe, %?th .November 1755. rwrH LANGUAGE AND BOARDING. |RE^L*Ad £R DRUMMOND, A. M. Member
... of the Uuivcifiry Ahh^-f .. a]] j jt|-ench Secretary to the foeicty of Scots Antiquaries, ° f teach Ladies and Gentlemen the French Language, at his lWh> ot l tO .-J i n private families. fV n noiil'.^ pn>pofo to open two Clidics, folety for SPEAKING vt . one fur L.vnics, betwixt twelve and one; another for jjUiNt- > (, c tivixt eight and nine, evening ; to conlift of foeli Ladies Start.. • > ...