... uty for Oxfnrdftire. feieral Perfons did in the Courfe of V lafl Month ivpoflt at the Clerk of the Peace's Office Payment tor their Certificates, which were not mads.- out at the Tim' fn Want of a Supply of Stamps : Nczu It it earittfly mttrflii, That thofc Perkins wlJl immedia*ely c.ill or fend for trieir Certificates, a3 Government appears determined ftrictly to enforce the Penalties of the ...

... of this County will begin to be hol.icn on TucfiUy the 4th Day of? Oftobsr next, pre- ci'ely at Ten ?? in the Forenoon ; - That the Chief Con'ftables, Bailiffs, and other Officers of the Court, will b* immediately called over, the Grand Jury impaniulled and fworn, and the ordiniry Hiifincfs of the Coii't gone through by Twelve ?? ; when the Court will enter upon the Apptals, vv hich they ...

... z. The Milewiy (being the Turnpike Road leading to Dorchefter) from St. Clement , Turnpike Gate, to the Mileway Stone in Black- ?? ; the other Mil-way (Including a Foot- Way) leading to Cowley from the Interfcction With the Mileway leading to Dorcheiter, to the M ilc way Stone on Cowley Marfh, for one or more Years, arc defired to ...

... have couftant Employ at Mr. ?? Manul'u_.l.ry, Moor Street, B'rrmingfaara, MONE Y. EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS are read/ to be advanced Immediately on good Securltli B. For Particulara apply to Mr. Wykham, Attorney at Law Ba ury, Oxfnrdfliire. ' MUSICK. M ! ?? INCH BALD takes the Liberty of acqnaint- LVJL mr the Gentlemen ofthc Univerftty and City of Oxford, that, ii ?? 11 Vacancy prfented itfetf by ...

... the Fifth of October, 1791, to take into Confidcration the arbitrary and hafty Manner of removing the Pulpit and Reading Desk, affixed in the Parifli Church of Bampton, ROBERT KIRKE, Efq; in the Chair. Rfsolved, That the Removal of the Pulpit and Reading Delk (more efpecially without a Veflry being called, or even the Senfe of the Inhabitants taken) appears a Violation of their Rights, ...