... 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 ...

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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 ...

... Honourable Fraternity of FREE MASONS. .n.N'CAY Evening, January 21. will be prefented, * J ' ' A Comedy, called, The HEIRESS. lf . d MrWOODS; C '' Lord GayviUe, ' Mr ILIFF; c; r Clement Flint, Mr WILMOT-WELLS ; ' Blandifh, Mr BELL ; Chignon, Mr LA-MASH 1 R ;..htly, Mr HALLION ; Prompt, Mr YATES ; 3 ord Gayville's Servant, Mr BLAND, jun. ; Alicrip's Servant, Mr J. BLAND ; , Alfaip , Mr WILSON ...

... the Bills. &UEEIPs BIRTH DAT. New Aflembly Rooms. On THURSDAY the 18th day of January, being HER MAJESTY'S BIRTH DAY, THERI- WIIL BE UN ASSEMBLE At the NEW ROOMS in George Street, i o begin at Seven o'clock. Tickets, as formerly, price 3 s. each, may be had at Mr Sanderfon's Ihop, Luckenbooths ; ilr Spankie's lhop, oppoiite the Tron Kirk ; Mr Richard Richardfon, Royal Exchange j ? , j ...

... 1-P.iiSr.N-It-D, I A COMEDY, called, The „ E I R E S S. ?? J Mr WOODS ; BS*-!v . v ;iJe Mr ILIFF; •i- 'If ?? ?? Mr W.WELLS; S ! Vh BE LL • —Chignon, Mr LA-MASFI ; B-- r ?? l-; •■ I LION i— Prompt, Mr YATES ; IV ?? ' Mr WILSON. p ?? Mrs WILMOT-WELLS ; ; ' ?? .-aH'-Vo Mrs SPARKS; ?? y fi ' Mrs WOODS ; . 'AI. A fi ' Mrs J. BLAND; ,i oy V,c,lv Mrs CHARTERIS; r ?? fto'T > av'.tii a Song) ...

... by the Mailer of the Horfe and one of the Lords waiting, 1 and opened the prefent Seflion of Parliament by the following moll gracious Speech from’the Throne; My Lords, and Gentlemen, j| I HAVE particular Satisfaftion in acquainting you, that fince I lall met you in Parliament die Tranquillity Europe- has remained uninterrupted, and that all Foreign Powers continue to OKprefs their flfiendly ...

... t.»b!e Houfe?, ar.d every neceilarv C >n- veniency either at Darley or Alleftry ; particularly a Milking Cow to each Family. Ie is a very good Neighbourhood f>r the Men getting work who are not employed in the Manufactory. I^ady Strathmore's Caufe. (An ENTIRE NEW WORK.) ?? * # * This StcoND Number of THE ROVER's MAGA- JPINJE, contains, among a great Vatiety of very curious Paiticulars, the ...

... H I M. Lovemore, MrWOODS; Sir Brilliant Fafhion, Mr LA-MASH % „-lh'im, Mr CriAßTEßlS;— Sideboard, MrJ. BLAND; % And Sir Balhful Conftant, Mr WILSON. The Widow Belmour, (witb the Original Song) Mrs WILMOT-WELLS ; I, ?? Conftant, Mrs WOODS ;— Muilin, Mrs J. BLAND; 'feiiionet, Mrs VILLARS ;— Farnilh, Mrs CH ARTF.RIS ; And Mrs Lovemore, . Mrs KEMBLE. To which will be added, a Farce, called, The ...

... UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES: with the SUPPLEMENT and MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, incorporated in one Alphabet. By ABRAHAM REES, D.D.F.R.S. IN FOUR VOLUMES. Illuftrated with a great number of Copper-plates. CONDITIONS. I. The work makes four large vols, in folio, handfomely printed with a new letter, on a fine demy paper. 11. Three (heets fhall be delivered every week, ftitched in blue ...

... now in her year, the fame was obferved with the ufual demonftrations of joy. In the morningatrly, the flags from the Tower, (hips in the river. Sec. at re difplayed; at noon, the Park and Tower guns were fired. There was a fplendid drawing-room at St. James’s, and in the evening a ball. The Opera-houfe, Theatres; Manfion-houfe, and other public buildings, with the {bops of her Majefty’s ...

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