... HOOD; SHERWOOD' FOREST. With row Scenes, D.efi'cs, and Decorations. „. JTwUI be added, a Farce, in two Ails, altered and T curtailed from Mr Sh-_.dan's favourite entertain- ment, catted* The Critic ; or, a Tragedy Rehearfed. And on SATURDAY Evening, March 3 ...

... an Infirmary, luitable in a great Mcafure to every firk Perfon, The fourtee ...

... Thurfday afternoon, the »>d of February laft, from acoachmaker’n d'XJr, »TijjATthe Suh-divifion Meeting ire aog S The Surrey Side of Black. Fmr. Bridge, a BLACK GALLOWAY, icvenoreghts year, old, about 6U up b P 3ft fourteen handa mgh, has a ftar h»» forehead, one white heel,behind, has a fwitch tail which he carries Yscancies. SX very low. had on a common ftddle, with finall plaited nails and ...

... in the Market- place, Lee iis, (who is going to refide in the City of Clafgow) -onfifting of a large nod fafhionable Aflorunent of every Article in the above Branches, particularly a very valuable Collection of Mullins, Irifh Linens, and Scots Hollands, and a numeroul Airortment ot Printed Goodi of every Denomi- nation. Cy As tbe Public may probably fuppofe that rite above Stock it nearly fold ...

... Publifhed for the Benefii o' the General Hofpittl at Bath. Printed by R. Cruttwell; an ...

... TO be SOLD by AUCTION, on Thurfday the Twency-fecond Day of March next, the Shakefpear’* Head, Stratford upon Avon, —A very defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, iituated at Lox t, in the County of Warwick, about five Miles from Warwick, and four frdm Stratford upon Avon; confilling of a capital ManfionHoufe, and upwards of two Hundred and twenty Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land. The Farm is ...

... A FARM, atSooTHELMVAM nearßungay, Suf* Jt\, folk, in exceeding good repair, and in the occupation of Mr. John Harden confiding of a dwelling-houfe, barn, (tablet, and other necefiary out-huildings, with 30A. iR. 3jP. of freehold land, excepting 7A. 3R. oF. copyhold, fine certain, at gt. the acre; together with five rights of commonage thereto belonging. FOl particulars enquire of Mr. Samuel ...

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... of his E'late and EiTeX.t is granted to Mr. George Littlchales and Mr. Jofeph Powell, both nf the fame Place, (for the Benefit of the Orphans of the Dcecafed) they therefore requeft fuch Perfons as arc any Ways indebted to the above named Richard Dobbinfon, to pav the fame to them, or either of them ; and thole who have any Claim or Demand his Eftate or EfFeXs, are deft red to fend an Account ...

... Honorary Prefident. Honorary Vice Prefidents, The EARL of EXETER, The EARL of SANDWICH, The EARL of UXBRIDGE, LORD VISCOUNT DUDLEY and WARD, LORD VISCOUNT FITZWILLIAM, LORD GREY de WILTON, SIR WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN, Bart. JOAH BATES, Efq. Will be performed io Wcftminfter-Abbey, on Monday the ?? May, 1 hurfday the 31ft, Saturday the id of June, and on 1 uelday the jth, A Seleftiod of feveral ...

... he added a FARCE, called R O S I N A. ?? Opera of R-itin Hood was repeated at the Theatre •ah Edinburgh, on Tuefday night to a brilliant audience, Tii-.e created applaufe. It will be performed again foon f the Company's return from Qlafgow. TO BE SOLD, * Parcel of ARCHANGEL TAR. f\ For particulars, enquire at John Alexander at Mr j, n Jamiefbn's jun. Leith. ?? (Price three shillings sticiif.d, ...

... ho Majcllv for granting a ot 2000 1. per Annum free to Sir John Skynner, late Chief Baron the C«mrt Exchequer; Chancellor of tl* Exchequer, alter bellowing many Encomiums the above mentioned Gentleman, concluded with moving, that l-eave given to bring a Hill to empower hisMajelty to grant Penlion, Way of Annuity, to Chiel Baron Skynncr, as an Acknowledgement of his Services the k. Mr. Burke he ...