... Suliolk. The flock to be taken at a fair aopraifemenl Foi further particulars apply to Mr. Z. Tydeman, Griffin Inn. Framlingham. For'cOßN MILLS, PATENT BOLTING CLOTHS, ■WITHOUT St A MS, ARE far fuperi-or to every other Invention of the kimi not only veilh regard to durability, but ifo-n refpect to difpatch and fuperior neatnefs of -york as the great demand for tioia clearly evinces. Th e ...

... a General Meeting at the Houfe of Induflry at Melton,on Thurf- day the }oth of this inft. at Eleven o'clockin the forenoon prccifely, On fpecial bufinefs. ALL Ferfi_ns indebted to tbe Effects of the late JAMES SALMON, innhoider, of Ipfwich, de. cc.-i.fed, are defired. immediately to pay their feveral furrrs into the bands of Thomas Ridley of Ipfwich, admir.iftrator to the faid effects. And all ...

... Rev. NICHOLAS BACON, late of Coddenham, in the county of Suffolk, deceafed, are peremptorily to come in before John Ord, Efq. one of the Mafters of the faid Couit, at his chambers in Southampton Buildings, near Chancery-Jane, Lon- don, and prove their debts, on or before the 10th day of April next, or in default thereof, they will be excluded the benefit ofthe faid decree. To be SOLD by ...

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... and CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB of ibe Hundreds of Hoxne and Hartfmere, will bold tbt\r Ahnrvtrfmry mt the White Lien in Eye, oh Wedmef- d*9 ? beJ l b *9 »fju»e next, (being tbe King's Birth- day). TbtAlhairto bt taken at One o'clock; dinner at Two. Bjtirdtr, THOt. WAYTH, Secretary, TATTINGSTONE' POOR HOUSE, May at . THE Directors and AcYing Guardians of the Poor within the hundred of Samlord, are ...

... belonging to Bel- ton-hall, in tenure of Mr. Fowler, by cutting down whole trees, and other unwarrantable acts. Who- ever will givtr information of the offender or offenders, to the faid Mr. Fowler, fhall, upon his or their con- viction, receive TEN GUINEAS reward. To be SOLD by™ A UCTION By JOHN ROGERS, On Monday, Dee. 8, and following day, ALL the Houlhold i urniture, and other Effecls, of ...

... or 14. iK-i.c. He rt.uft he pirfecliy fsit;, ?? and safy in ali n.» paces ; .er\ quitt in his temper, hut rot Aoggi__£ and rnj'i hi.v£ a good mouth. War.-cd aifo, APONii, able to cirty the jjriie weigbt, with the iatne qualifications. N. 8. SoTie days tiiai ia expected, ana a gcod price wijl r>e given. Enquire of Mr. John liiinirivortti, .t the 3p.-ead bajj'e, Wtenchaiti. near Beccies, Suf ...

... o'clock Non-fubfcribers 'oeu.g introduced by a fubferiber) cs. each, tea, coffee, and cards included. ROBERT COOPER, Eiq. ) Stew „ ds . THOMAS PYTCHES, Efq. $ * stewaras - ALL Perfons to whom the Rev. WILLIAM SHI L- LITO, lateof Colchcfter in Efi'ex, was indebted • the time of his deceafe, are requefted to fend their accounts to William Sudell, of Colcheftcr aforelaio, Attorney at Law, who ...

... k, convenient SEA BATHING, with a complete Machine. SUDBURY NAVIGATION. TWTOTICE 1 hereby given, Tbat the Navigation XN at CATTAW APE BRIDCE will be impaftable on Monday the 29th day of Auguft inft. and continue fo for the fpace of Fourteen days. And thae all perfons wilfully doing any damage to tbe New Bridge new building thete, will be profecuted with the utmoft rigour. ?? T. NOTCVTT, De* Cl ...

... Br-ate, m In roerlou, in the county of Suffolk ; . .'inpiilii.g a kitchen, parlour, 3 chambers, cellar, ..cktloule, pantry, and otner cenveni-ttces, with a id garden, well planted with fruit-trees. 1 he above premifes ate i excellent repair, and were lately the relidence of a Gentleman dec. ; liiuatcd about 2 miles trom the tea, of which they command a delightful ptoipect. tyZT For further p ...

... ?? Wm. CARPENTER, Efq. $ ** ,tewar « s - Tickets to Nou-fubfcri bers, refiding within 5 miles es. each, and 3s. 6d. to thofe at any further diftance. Tea and Coßee included. Tickets to be had at the King's Head Inn. To ATTORNIES and Others. AT RICHARD DUNTHORNE's, Writing Sta- tioner, High-ftreet, Colchefter, Deeds and Con- veyances of all kinds are drawn, ingrofied, copied, or abftracted ; ...

... General Quarterly Meeting of theTruf- tees for putting in execution an acl, entitled, **a * or niore effectually repairing theroads from ?? Ipfwich to the Scole Tnn road, and other roads in ' the faid act mentioned, wiil beheld by adjourn - 1 ment at the Crown Inn, Clay don,, on Tuefday, . the. 31ft day Of Jan. tnft. atu' o'clock in the fo.enoon. JaniS. J. GARRARD, Clerk to the Truftees ...