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... 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 ...
... the yearly income whereof to the prefent in- cumbent, as now ict, is upwards of 15c-!. ihe incumbent about ...
... the 17th ipft. JCS» Dinner at Two o'clock. IPSWICH Firft Subfcription ASSEMBLY will be on Tkiiisday, the 2Cth inftant. Admittance to Non-fubfcribers noc refiding in Ipfwich, or within Six miles thereof, 3s. 6d. Tea inclu.-fed. ROBERT LAWTON, Efq. 7 Stewards . ROBERT TROTMAN, Efq. $ stcwaras ' N.B. The doors to be opened at Seven, and minuets begin c-tiflj. at Eight o'clock. ADVOWSON XO be Sold ...
... George Whiting near Aldbro'. None but perfonai appli- cations wiii be attended to, and principals treated with. 6^* This wili bs ativcrufed re mere, I A Perfor.s who Hand indebted to the eitate or I Jf&. effefis cf ti.e laic MARY PREN TICE of Ipfwicb, r deceafed, timber aad djai mere!. ant, aie deliied to pay j t'.eii r-ip-c_ive debts immediately, to Edmund P. entice of j \Vo:;dbrid3e, orto ...
... Wickham-marxet, Suffolk, butcher, deceafcd, are defired to meet his executors at the White Hart in Wi.kham- market aforefaid, on Friday the 4th, and Friday the nth days of February next, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in order to pay and claim thsii feveral anil refpeftive debts, as after thofe days the acccunt of deb's due will be delivered to an attorney, fpr ihe nn- mediate recovery ...
... he h.-.s received ; and begs leave to inform them ar.d public, thr.t, for their better ac- commoriat on, he is removed to a Ne.v-built Houfe oppo- fite to his late rtfidence, where the continuance of their :a- vouiswill be tbankfullj aciyio fledged. Jat. 2.s, 1791. A MELTON HOUSE of INDUSTRY, Jan. 20 :,oi. Oenerat Meeting c-f tbe Owners and Occupiers . ° f , â¢Â£?*⢠w . izbiti the ...
... DEDHAM SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY. THE Firft BALL will be on FaiDATt^ the ?? of February inftant. ROBERT BRADSTREET, Efq. 7 -- Mr. FIRMiN, ?? IPSWICH Second Subfcription ASSEMBLY will beon TnmiDAYthe 17th inft. Admittance to non- Ihbfcrilers not tefiding ii. Ipfwich, or witltin Six miles 4bereof, sa. td. Tea included. WM. MIDDLETON, Efq. 7 CHAs. MAITLAND BARCLAY, Ef^. $ Stewards. tS* Tiie Doors to ...
... the POST CHAISE INN. IPSWICH. OSTrefpeAfully returns Tha©ks to his Friends Sfor ths many favours he has received ; and tegs jave to inform them and public, that, for their better ae- ommodafon, he is removed to a New-built Houfe oppo- fite to his late refidence, where the continuance of their fa- vours wiil bet thankfully acknowledged. j ...
... thei, x Bells at Fc'fham, the 5 h of Maich next, whert Gentlemen fhall meet with a hcaity welcome from their humble levant, ©inner at Two o'clock. JOHN JONAS. MORTGAGES. ANY Sum from £.100 to £.zooo ready to be ad- vanced on goco :es! fecnrines. A_.ply \o Mr. fir- .r.in, attorney, Dedharn, Eifrx. NOTICE to DEBTORS. ALL Perfons who now ftand indebted to the eftate and eftefts, late of JOHN ...
... ot Wocc btidge, Sofitlk. MHALESWORTH, Feb. 2i , itqi. E§S. HATCHERS aid SUGGATE having opened a CHANDLING OFFICE neir ths Kirk's A.ms Jn«, rtfpe ...
... made for repairing the read leading from iplwich to Claydcn, the roati, called the Pye Road, in the county of Suffolk, md other roads in the faio a«s men- tioned, will be htld, bjf adjournment, at the Falcon Inn in Claydon atorefaid, on Mouday the nA day of this inft. Anarch, at Ten o'clock in the lorcnoon. By order JOHN EDWARDS, Clerk to the fardTruftees. TURNPIKE. £ A Meeting of the Truftees ...
... d BRANDY MERCHANT, IPSWICH, BEING apprehenfive that many of bis Friends may not Ec acquainted with his having entered into the WINE TRADE, wifhei to inform them, and the pub- lic in general, That he has impoited a large quantity of Wines of the btft vintages, which he doubts not wiil gic fatisfa&ion to ail fuch as ivill favor him with their orders. IPSWICH, Marcli 10, 1791. ALL Ptrfons who ...