... friends and the Public, for their numerous Favours conferred upon him ; and begs Leave at the fame Time to intorm thtm, That he has laid in a large and frefli SIOCK. of tvery ARTICLE in the GROCERY and LEA TRADES, There having lately been a eonlideiable Reduction in the Markets ; Which he is felling on fuch low Terms, as, he doubts not, will merit the I'iitronage ofhii Friends andthe Public — ...

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... ltd. 6-4|t> Mccdlnmk Ahinot, 6-4tlw CWlIt *ad NccdlfwM Mutfeu, M. B. The rixßkwfcV O'R. CH MI 8 T Aid __ /« th MA«AT-n.ACI. B&cAftiUy inform* her Friend* IV Mat flrilnMjiilt Merited TABU BALAAM, firam Mr mT' Ww fow nivaßasvfv celebrated aana UfiUikb can AafekK CoadUaptioa* and ftßbai**, a* itt who bare (bUca-into VcakaeA* AM Small Pox, Mcalee, Wbaoytaf OMgb, The CcrtiSeateeof maajr i«M)B*Uk ...

... XHIS excellent Preparation will fupply the Place and be found more beneficial, than all the various i, ointments, cerates, and plalfters that have hither* been invented as remedy for fores, ulcers, and cutaneous eruptions of eveiy denomination ; if any part of the body be ulcerated, and the fore of ever fo long (landing, or of the mod malignant or foetid nature, let this cerate be applied ...

... and encouraged by the Hopes that her Exertions will merit and procure a Continuance of it, begs Leave to inform her Friends and the Public, that owing to the greatly encrcafed Number of her Young Ladies, which renders her prelent Situation too confined, flic lias taken, and immediately enters 011, that fingularly commodious and eligible Houfe for a School, lately in the Occupation of Lady ...

... the Inhabitants of Leeds and its i ivirons, fot the many Favours and very liberal t- -courage- met he has h, therm experienced :— He btgs Leave to slfure •♦•.cm, ihat as it is his highcll Satisfaction, fo it will be his c 'nflani Study and Endeavour to promote, in their refpeftive iiianches, the Improvement of the Pupils, and there by not n ilv hopes to txperience, but to merit 1 Continuation ...

... Cii m. apr* Catcher and Clin to begin at fcven o'clock. •P R I VATE A CADI- MY ...

... am de- firous that the fame fhould be made as public as poffible, for the Benefit of Mankind in general, and the afflicted in par- ticular. My Cafe was an apparent Decline, which reduced •me to fo low a State before 1 took your Reftorative, that I was not able to drefs or undrefs myfelf. I had tried various Medicines, and was given over by the Faculty. In this Situation I was lecommended to ...

... proceedings on the trial of Nundocomar, contained in a large book, and in that form were fen’f the India-Houle. All the leaves of this book, fomehow or other, been taken and the cover only remains. The different clerks have all bee» examined by the Directors, but no one'can give any account how this circomftance has happened* - a. The of Count Weldcren has been announced with great confidence ...

... WARWICK, a 6, 1787. ESCAPED, on the 16th of Oftober inftant, juft at Du(k, over the Building of the at w;ck, THOMAS HtWITT, a Convift for Tranfportation, who about Thirty Yean of Age, five Feet feveti Inches and a Half high, baa black (hort Hair, whichvcurls in bis Neck, Whiflteis the lame Colour, dark Complexion, dark Eyebrows, and t.ipe, Trade a Milter, from Little Lawford, in Warwicklhlte: ...

... to LONDON to 1717. the ■2* *abtthe Abolittoe e ...

... all hii F.itndt, who bay,: paironiwd him at ihc GEORGE INN in RARNsLEY • and ?? inloims them and the Public, Thar he hai taken, and fhtll enter upon the KING'S HEAD INN, in the Centre el Ihe Maiket-Place, on the 14th Day of Jtri. Inft. which he it now fitting up in in elegant and commodious Manner, ihc Beds, md great Pitt of the Fu mit urt being intireiy new. a > The King's-Hcad Inn hit ...