... and taught the Englilh Language grammatically. Geogra- phy, and Needle Work, at Fourteen Cuineas per arm. and One Guinea entrance. ~ Mifs Tills takes the opportunity of returning her refpe_ful acknowledgments to thofe Ladies who have entrufted her with the education of their chil- dren ; and begs leave to inform them, and the public jn general, that the-ftric_ft attention will be paid to the ...

... ad days of Tulynext. fr§~ Public breakfafts, ordinaries, and aflemblies as ufual. . JOHN MOSELEY. Efq. (Stewards. RICHARD SAVAGE LLOYD, Efq. > -RAIvrrNNTMELFORD, and POST-OFFICE, be LET, and entered upon immediately, or at Midfummer next, with a convenient Malt-office adjoining, now in full trade, the prefent occupier -tolnMarlh, as above; or to Meffrs. Toofey andPrefs, iine and brandy ...

... King's Head, at Stut- ton, Suffolk. . T> betaken down ahd cleared away at the expence of the piirchafers, A Very good Timber-built Barn, fituate in Srutton aforefaid, 44 feet long, 20 feet wide, and 12 feet ■ on the ftud, with a lean-to on each-fide, and one end' 10 feet wide. Alfb* about too fir-trees in lots. £_*r Sale to begin at Twelve o'clock. ' WOODBRIDGE, jd Dec. 1795. WHEREAS on the ...