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... eilcrday the Chancellor the Exchequer. that Houfe would ref live itftlf into Ccm- the ftate of the nation, and determine what reft nations accompany the power that might veiled in the Regent. his expedition, however, which had a very early and very numerous aitri**iyiicc of Members and llrangcrs, was pet gratified; Lneden feeing that the Members had all taken tb-ir and were waiting for Mr. ...

... {aid this alluded to a Fafl that came out foine Time ago in the Examination; it came out that Dr. Willis, about Month ago, had entrufted his Majefty with a Razor: Dr. Willis did not deny this Faft when was put to him, and be aligns his Reafons for his Condudl in the Report. Mr. Pitt had not the lead Doubt, that the true State of bis Majefty'* Health would fully and dearly appear from the ...

... l or the of Survivors at the Expiration Seven Yeats, Co.-n/ncnccd February i”BS, And held at of Mr. Isaac Coburn, the Stalls Mali Inn, Witney, Oxfordlhire. Mr, EDWARD EaTT, Surgeon, Treafurcr and Trallte. Mdirs. ISAAC COBURN, ROBERT MATTHEWS, VEruflees. THOMAS SMITH, HE Advantages rcfulting from Inflitutions A. this Kind .:rc now fo univeriaily th.it Attempt to lay any Thing in Recommendation ...

... The MAIL nni fottoiviesg Fublick Carriages from the High Street. A POST COACH every Morning to London Five ©’Clock, to the George and Blue Boar, Holbom. A Port Coafh every Morning London «t Five ©’Clock, to the Caftle and Falcon, Atderfgate Street, A Port Coach every Morning to London Seven o’Clock. to the Bell-and Crown, Holbom. A Port Coach every Morning to London Eight o’Clock. to the Old ...

... His Majefty, attended by his Medical Afliftants, and two the Pages, walked both Saturday and Sunday in the Gardens more than an Hour, and feemed much benefited by the Air and Exercife; as he did alfo Ycfterday, accompanied by Dr. Willis and Sir George Baker. The Lord Chancellor found hunfelf extremely ill on Saturday Morning, with a violent Cold (which had been incrcafed by going to the Abbey) ...

... WILLIAM KING, late of Stilgrave, in the County of Northampton, heretofore pf Banbury, in the County Oxford, the Son of |ohn King, of Tadnam, in the County of Glouceller, about three Years ago bound himfelf Apprentice to James Urothwell, of Daycntry, in the County of Northampton, Hatr Dreller, for Years, and Raid with him until about the Middle of November latf, when he ran away. If he will ...

... at tlie King’s- Head and Beil, Abingdon, Berks, WILLIAM TOMKINS, Treafurei. EDWARD CHILD, Efq. ? ~ WILLIAM TOMKINS, Jun. Efq. lru,t « * TH E Books will continue for Aamiflion of Members in the above S ciety until Wedncfday the 25th of February, 1789; alter which Time no i’erfon can be admitted. The flourifhing Situation of this Society in every Refpeft makes it to obferve Pcrfons inclined to ...

... H O U S • PEER is; T« J'sirjmrj 2 4. cf/Appeal were festal, and ordered lit; on iheljrdcr 61 the lor adjourning the further Regency Bill tiiia Day, as now read, The Lird CJtcrttlhr irnincdiitely left the Woolfack, and obferved, that the fame which had induced the Hotife, on 1 hurfday lad, to defer the Bill Qucflirn, ought, in his ()pinian, operate with equal Force in their Lordthins confent a ...

... K D, zl-th Fcbru.'.ry, X7S9. TO SOLD by A U C T IO N, By Mr. T I E, At the Star Isn, ...

... N. B. Payment is ftopt the Bank. TO BE SOLD, I Perpetual df Rectory near A Chipping Norton, Oxfordfhire, with next Prefcnmion, clear yearly Value of TWO HUNDRED POUNDS, being -he Rent Farm, which the Purchafer will be entitled receive during the Life of the prefent Incumbent. For Particulars enquire of Mr. Williams, Dartford; or Mr. Pennington, Lamb’s Buildings, Temple, London. SOLD, together ...

... IVN, Oxronn, Manli 6, 1789* SIR RICHARt) TAWNEY and Mr. CHRISTOPHSR YIIATS, the FxtcutorN in Traft, named in the Will Ihe h.fe Mr. JOHN Cl-CIL, deceafed, requett all imlebtOd tn the ot the (aid Mr. Cecil immediately to their Debts to .Mr. Morrell, Attorney, in Oxford. 1 all having any Dttrijnd on the ot the laid Mr. Cecil, arc defiled fend Account thereof above, in older that the Executors may ...