... of Supr eme Adoration j clearly proved by an impartial Search into the Holy Scriptures. In which tbe Objections to our Saviour's Divinity, made by Mr. Lindfey, and others, are fully anfwered. By J. HODS O N, M. D. Whom ye ignorantly worfhip, him decla.e I unto you. A&s xvii. 23. ?? at Stationer's H?.11.1 London : Publilhed for the Author, by J. Deighton, Hol- born ; fold alfo by Mr. ...

... will He inferted in this Paper; if not before difpofed Of by PRIVATE CONTRACT; A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituatein Lord. Mill-Street, at CHESTERFIELD, in the Coun- ty of Derby, confifting of two convenient well-built, fafh'd HOUSES, in good Repair, three Stories high, with four Rooms on a Floor, all boarded. Each Houfe two Parlours in Front, excellent Cellars, Pantries, Kitchens, and back ...

... thelateMr. GEORGE REYNOLDS, Wheelw.ighr, in fortable Lots, and alfo all his Wheelwright and Joiners TOOLS; alfo feveral Sets of PULLIES, &c. for loading •imbtr, Sec. — The Sale to begin at ten o'Clock, on Tuefday the 3d Day of JuL next. MefT. WILLIAM HOUGHTON, of Wenfley, and JOHN SAXTON, ofCrich, being appointed joint Executors 10 tiie Will of the late Mr. George Reynolds, of Crich, ...

... . ) PRESENTS his refpedllu. Compliments to the Friends of his Academy, and begs Leave to return them his fincereft Thanks for the Favours and Encouragement he has already leceived. And, to merit the Continuance of their Pattonage, he wiH endeavour to cariy on the School in the moft refpeftable Manner, by taking particular Care to provide Affiftants of approved Charafier and Abilities, and ...