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... '. lU ?? wiil be held at .heir OTice in Edin- ?? l : ?? r f •\ _, }t |, September next, at twelve o'clock ?? ol ' r &_nttothech-.-ter. ARCHd. HOPE Sec. v '/[OPEI) WITH M ONEY. aVrnVART, from Argylcihire, received outof.the ?? v ,k on Wedneflay the i.th July laft, TWO in bank-notes, with which 'he was P 0 he carried back to the country; but he has elo- .•1 ' ', roo ney and there is rcafen ...
... Profecution againft JOSEPH ROBINSON, late of Belper, in the County of Derby, Cotton -Spinner, intend to -meet on the fixteenth Day of Auguft next, by Ten ?? in . the Forenoon, at tha George Inn in Derby, in order to make a Dividend of the Eftate and Effects of the faid Bankrupt ; when and where the Creditors of the faid Bankrupt, who have not already proved their Debts under the faid Com- ...
... by Mr. Clu. Phillot 10 10 o LordVifcountSuAfaph, byMt.Spry —55° MifsSaltonflall, by ...
... iv. ?? MAJESTY'S SERVANTS, ?? C ?? (•■ 1787. -VII.L 31-: rKLSENTED, !fl»M 0> -j- HE TRAGEDY OF LvN I C E PRE S E R V'D ; I * O X, A „ j o T DISCO V E RD. BY THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN ' 3 ?? the Parts of Othello, Douglas, Alexander, ?? c - &c. 10 Edinburgh, ,- ?? Us Hand Appearance herein th.it Cb'irailer. ?? Mr -PARKS; Re-atJt, Mr CHAR ?? RIS; _ 7, ?? BELE; : 'nP d Mr YATES; EJBo. Mr BLAND. Jun. ...
... I. MESSUAGE, with Feur «. ment», and | of an acre*j|>f.gerdfi> ground, fituate in the Spring-lane in Ufford afore, i fajd, In the feverai occupations of Starks, : Howard, Jaques, and BlomS Id, together tt the yearly rent of LOt* 11. A Tenement and large orchard, (ituatel Wickham-mat kei, in the occupation ot Thomas >* J Larum, at the yearly rent of j The above premifes are all freehold. For ...
... C R Y.Q From the POLlCE? Public-Office, Bow-Street, London, July 5,, 1.787., *ji TJUROL ARIOUSLY ftolen on Tuefday night, the sth ofjiine laft, out of the ftable at Fortune Gate, in gk D the parifh of.Wilfden, Middlefex, on the Harrow Road, a SMALL.BLACK CROPT.MARE, ibout 13 M- hands and a half high, brown muzzle, a fmall ftar in the forehead, walks fall, and is nfed to cantering, has Z7 had a ...
... NOTICE is hereby given. That on Thurfday the Ninth Day of Auguft next will a Meeting of the Trutlecs for Repairing the Roads leading from Woodftock thro'igh Kiddington and Knlfone to Rollright Lane, and from Endow Bridge to Kiddington aforefaid, the Cornty of Oxford. at the Arms Enrtone, at which Meeting New Trulfecs will be appointed in the room thole who are dead or refufe to act. Dated July ...
... C I S M S, S 'jnatrgcd in Alphabetical Order, ,1 7:i--l To correel Improprieties of Speech and Writing. . v..j- work will be found highly ufeful in cor- rj n ' rh '7||-7anl'ms and improprieties of fpeech, and par- ft^'f f^,, young people, who, frequently from ba- f :y ?? inwroper modes of expreflion. which require H. Dr ?? M a,,d ftudy of years in after life to corre-l. i' l ' 3 . 7j den ii ...
... d LEEDS LIGHT COACHES, BEGAN to run on Monday the Second of July, 1787, from Mr. Yeoman's, the George Inn, and Mr. Mai flit's, the Blue-Bell, Scarbrough, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, (Sundays excepted) and arrive at Leeds at Sevtn in the Evening ; from Mr. Hindle's, the Rofe-and- Crown, Lteds, at Six o'clock in the Morning ; Irom Mr. Batty's, the Golden-Lion, Thurfday - Market, York, at ...
... in the County of Stafford, on Tuefday, the ?? Day of this Inftant Auguft. between the Hours of a and 4 in the Afternoon; fubjeft to the Life Eftares of Thomas Melland, aged 47 Years, and Elizabeth his-Wi/e, aged 46 Years : A COPYHOLD MESSUAGE orTENEME^T; fituate at STERNDALE, within the Manor of Har- tington, in this County, called the Houfe under the Hill, with the feverfl Clbfes or Parcels ...
... NORTH MAIL, which was difpatch- T*' -V-om this Office on the sth inftant, was attacked C 77 » ol tbe d ' ,y i ' oll '- vin f' at ,u: park-dyk of •* ** a about half way between Dundee and Arbroath, by \vho Clime outof a field of corn, one of whom V 1, t the hoife, and prefented a piftol to the rider, * , ' k If tlnr carried off the Mall. Upon making fearch ?? !Vl7 it w- 15 r °° n found, ...