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... To be SOLD by. AUCTION By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in Pall Mall, on Monday the x6th of Jpne, at One o’clock, A Capital and Valuable Freehold ESTATE, called Fernham, confiding of a mod elegant Manfton, recently built and finished under the direAionof Mr. Wyatt, on peculiar elegant Aile, with Ashling for so horfea, coach-houfe, extenfiVe offices of every defcription, excellent gardens, ...
... 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 ...
... a Urge garden and orchard adjoining; alfo, a windmill near the meffuage, with pair of French ftones, and the going goers thereto belonging, and a piece of good arable land, on part of which the faid mill (lands, containing bycftimation One acre (more or lets),now in the occupation of John Jacob, miller. The premifes are in good repair, are weH fitnated, and very convenient for the bufineft of ...
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... Corn hill, j Loadoa/enTassaoAVthesiftof A«gaA ( Twelrs j A Valuable, conspift, and defirable 1 ESTATE, fiWte in the parifliM ofCrMt ahdLlftle Conurd, NewK®*, and APngton, Threemiley , from the' capital market town of udbury, and one and half from the navigable rarer Stoor, of Suffoßt} compri&Bgthe OREVS, which*, very extepfire, and Oock’d with tame; alfo, A eom-plete eoptaining about *J4 “'*• ...
... next, at Twelve o’clock at noon, at the flgn the Thiee Cupt, in Harwich, in one lot, fubjeft the conditions fale be then and there produced., - ALL that capital Mefluage or Viftualling Houfc called the DUKE’a HEAD, m Harwich aforefaid, let on leafe to Charles Cox, Efq. the yearly rent of aol. Alfo, all thole Meffuagea Tenements adjoining to the laft mentioned, fitnateln Cuiranu-lanc, ...
... THE Annual Meeting of the Gentlemen educated PALOftAVE SCHOOL, will held at u>e Angelina in Norwich, the tsth day of Inly next, being theTWday the Afixe week. * CULHAM » *J«*. E, R. FINCH.. slew,rd »* Dinner ble Th. - tat at _ ..ee o'clock. |y The ftewarda raqueft thoft gentlemen who intend favor them with their company, to fend for their tickets on or before Monday the i4th of July. TTo be B ...
... MALDON, Oft. 7, 17S8. AUGUSTIN FINCH, Salefman, returns his fin- cere thanks to his friends, for their favours in that employ, and moft humbly begs leave to info«n them, and thofe of the late Mr. Grafton, dec. That he intends be- ing at Smithfield Market conflantly on Mondays, as Well as Fridays, and by a due attention to the intereft ?f thofe who may be pleafed to favour him with their com- ...
... S S £ X. To be SOLD by AUCTION By NATHANIEL BAR L 0 IT, At the G.EOKGE INN inHalOcad, faiOAT theFirA day of Auguft.i;BB, between the Honrs of Two and Five o’clock in the afternoon, Two Lott, (fubjed to fuch conditions of fale, will be then and the ...
... #oft. if. London, Saturday April 26. A ■ »i AF in theHoofe of Commens, the Chancellor the Ex- V chequer moved for leave to bring A* up claufe to be infer ted in the Cam. > bridge paving drill. The claufewas brought op and read, and the hoafe went into committee to fill up the blanks in the bill. The objeft,of the clanfe was to oblige thofe ftudentvwho (hould break any of the lamps, or ...