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... T. Co lie Hett, And entered upon at LADY -DAY, 1788, A FARM *t Wahikctsn, in the Baft Riding of Yorkfhire, now ih the Occupation of Richard Simpfon ; confifting of a good new Brick FARM HOUSE* witha new Barn, and convenient new Outbuildings, and ?? Acres of inciofed Land moftly Arable. The Soil conftfting of a ufeful light lo*my Sand, fit for Turnips and Clove . and if properly managed, would ...
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... Additions, Bi - Tue LITTLE DEVIL and COMPANY, From SADLERS WELLS, As will be ?? in the Bills. New Affembly Rooms. THE Committee of Subicribers give notice, That the Coach entry to the AfTembly Rooms is on the welt fltk , and the Chair entry on the eaft iide of the build- '°SThe Nobility and Gentry are particularly rcquefted to or- *- their coachmen, both in fetting down and taking up, Z enter ...
... On Monday, January ift, was Publijhed, Price (To be continued Monthly) [Ornamented with the following great and uncommon Variety of Copper-Plates, viz. 1. An emblematical Frontifpiece to the firft Volume 2. An humorous Quarto Engraving, reprefenting the full Parliament of Botany Bay debating on Ways and Means 3. Mr. Ryder in the Character of Hob —4. Portrait of the Prince of W s and Mr. P—, ...
... be SOLD PRIVATE CONTRACT, JL either together or in the following Lots, Lot I. All the Manor and Lordfhipof LITTLESTOKE, with the foie Right of Filhery in the River Thames ; together with a Freehold Farm, called Littlcllokc ; the fcveral Parifhcs of CheckenJen and Ipfden ; containing Statute Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Palfure Land, now lett at the yearly Rent of 314!. fora Term of ...
... countenance mdenco'jragemtr.t, return! his fincere thanks; begs leave ta info ...
... Sec. for many years a' Bath, and late al Mil. Hancock's, Speeithattiland, moll rclpetl- fuily infor ...
... POST from WAKEFIELD to HALIFAX, and havingfhewn his Readinefs to give every Accommodation in hii Power to facilitate the Corr.ipondenoe ofthe Public, by attending to the Requcft. A Meeting of the Merchant* in the Town and Neighbour- hood of Halifax his heen held *t the White Sw»n, in -Halifax, en Saturday the aid of December, 1786, •WILLIAM WALKER, Elq; in the Chair, Wbt* it -uieis Refolved, I ...
... to Ixmdoti : TIIiiREFCRE, On SATURDAY next, January 6. 1787, Will be prefented, A Variety of Entertainments, As will be expreffed in the Bills. And on SATURDAY, January 13. THEATRICAL REPRESENTATIONS Will commence, as uiual, for the Seafon. Mrs EOWLER Milliner, BEGS leave to acquaint her friends and the public, that Ihe las jiift returned from London, with a large and derant affortment of ...
... 7. 011 WILL BE I-RESENTED, A COMEDY, called. The HEIRESS. Alt , Mr WOODS ; CI , ?? Mr ILIFF; Sir Clement Flint, Mr W. WELLS ; _, rea. MrBF.LL; — Chignon, Mr LA- MASH ; K W Mr HALLION ;-Prom F t, Mr YATES ; R f 1 Alfrfp Mr WILSON. A , rlm«V Mrs WILMOT-WELLS -, ?? Mrsf™ 1 ?? Mrs Sagely, Mrs CHARTERTS ; An d Mils Altdn, (with a Song) Mis KEMBLE. •r .iM-h will be added, a Dramatic Piece, of Three ...
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... CASE. Mrs*Hayward* wlfrof Mr.Hajrward, Optician, near the Crown aodCufluon, Paga’a-walk, Bcrmoodfey, South' wark, bad boen foma months aflided with a bad brcaft j cvory means bad been tried without effeA, till at length it became very alarming to her friends. the beginning of April lad I was (hot for examining I found the bread very bard and knotty, difeharging thin ferous matter from levcral ...