... carry wi the U'OOLLEN- \J URAPJiRY BUSINESS, in whicli lie hopes to merit their encourageme ...

... - ar, mi pclicid expirii ; at L.iov-D.ir, and lor iiil'iiriiij property in i;tixrai. RI, D.VVi.-i, Secu-Urv. Alt ?? Mr.Cnsm, ,1-llfiam | i.V Ktmm, Clipper, ?? Ml. tS, 'i.li'.y ■■'■.'. I Mr.Uurlih. ?? . . / ?? AsrARAGU?. ~ f AMES SWALLOW, Nurieryanil SceJftnan, tl ?? i, R; hums, lli.i , . Uep« leive to :iii|iriint iii- friends and the t'tib! ?? in ireneral, ii it tliey m.iy lit I'npplicd, tin ...

... City of Oxford, and its Vicinity, informing them that he heth removed his HEPOSITORY to Mr. Probatt's, the Roebuck: Ink, in the Corn Market, Oxford, to Sell there by AUCTION, Hor.f_y Carriages, and Hand's of all Kinds. Th« Sale to be monthly, and- thoft who plcafc to favour the Uiuiert.ikinjli.e d. fired to inform the Auctioneer of any Thing they have to put up, at leaf! four Daws before the ...

... added, a Mofical Farce, called r^E FLITCH OF BACON. To begin at hall paft Six o'clock. \y $1 CECILIA'S HALL, FEB. 1795. cfHETKY rcfpe£ fully informs the Nobility and Gentry, That his CONCERT' is fixed for Tueiday J 1 3 ' PLAN OF THE CONCERT. Act I. Overture— Mr SCHETKY. „,„rv Recitative and Song — Signior URBANI. Wio Solo, with a Scots Air— Mr SCHETKY. J^iiW I lubai's Lyre, (from Handel's ...

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... A .apital drove of GALLOWAY SCOTS and HEIFERS, bp their .bumble fervant, - JAs. CORSON. — ?? WHITE PEASE for SEED- A Large Quantity of White Peafe, that are a curious Sample, and well adapted for Seed, may be had a* 40s. per coomb, by applying to Meflrs. Rteve, Rainbird, and Edmonds, at Ipfwich. (£_- A fara- ple of the peafe may alfo be feen at Mr. Deck's. Bury St. Edmund's. * .. - ERGEANT ...

... Faculty, who has had .the nioft extensive experience of its efficacy iv that paiticular complaint fo very prevalent among thet Younterpart of the Female Sex, and which is matked by the following Symptoms; namely, a palenefs in the Lips, livid colour about the Eye-lids, Indolence, Coldneis, pai ticularly of the feet, pain in the Stomach with lofs of Appetite, Naufea, diftuibed Sleep, a fmall ...

... ublilhed, T WALKER, Patcrnolh-r-row, London, aqd Triii* 1 . GU pHRIE, No. z.f, South Bridge, price 25.6 d. JiLlE%r ' THE I, OITSI A D, Canto V. and Laft, B y PETER PINDAR, tSrri. Fini, coronat Jp:*. r im may be had, by the fame Author, I. tf a!R . p.te. an Ode for til.- firil of April* Js. 6d. lth f^iSpv', 1 L TOUR, and Weymouth Amulements, r ,i THfc l . tgi&fi WOR^S Complete^ vol, -vo.pricu H ...

... Tuefday night laft, the compt- X houfe of Janies Armytape. O X Elq; of Hunflet, near this town, was broke open, and two pair . buckles, and fome other triHing articles carried away. Mr. HenrySkelton.grandfontoMr. Chriftoplier Bramley, of this town, is arrived Uere, having been prifoner in France upwards two years.—He confirms the accounts pubiifhed in the London papers of the fcarcity of ...

... Sunday fe'nnight, hjs Royal X _ Highnefs the Duke of York, at- X X tended by Lieut. Colonel Cal- X X vert, and Major Clinton, two of his Highnefs's Aids-de-camp, arrived at Mrs. Stanuell's, the Red Lion Inn, in Doncafter, after having reviewed the different encampments near Newcaille-upon- Tyne. His Royal Highnefs after dinner fet forwards for the South. Lad Friday were admitted at the General ...

... WILLIAM TAYLOR. Sli'VATI* IM Lowi.k C'liU.icii-.Siiui.i-, in nil: tirv 01- 8.1 1 11. The Stock of New ltiioki tor fale, anil Stationary Articles, in fmall but ftletit ; tin- Circulating lluuk- more numerous, modern, and wcll-chofen ; ami, with the ad- vantages of a Rood room anil put.'.i k lilu.i-ioil, ..Iter a very lair opportunity to any pcrfou deiir.ius of entering into liufnicfs. The ...

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