... handfome hammer cloth and holders, a fai fc lining, fpring blinds, two coach feats, and a trunk. &_3* Enquire of the Printer. Letters poft paid. To be LET, And rsriuii cfon at Michaelmas next, A Neat and convenient Dwelling-Houfe, at ICaft Bridge, in 1 heberton, in the county of Suifo lk ; compriiing a kitchen, parlour, 3 chambers, cellar, hackh.oufe, pantry, and other conveniences, with a ...

... table families, and continued fome time in their places. Strict enquiries will be made into their cha- racters. The groom will have thecarc of'fome fport- ing dogs, with a lad to afiift him. Enquire of the printers. Letters poft paid. To be SOLD or L£T, And Entered upon at Michaelmas next, TWO very defirable and improveable FARMS, fituate at Woodbridge and Stow-Upland, in the county of ...

... a ftable and other convenient outbuildings in good repair, with a gar- den, containing 26P. late in the occupation of Mr. lames Spencer; deceafed. For particulars enquire 1 btThoS. Mill Bat d Well. fVangfotd, 08. 30, I7QB. JAMESSMITH of Walpole, and ROBt. BACK- HOUSE of Rendhairt, In Suffolk, Rat Deftroyers, refpectfully beg leave to acquaint their friends, and the public in general, that they ...

... directed to Capt. Jacob Lurnley, the matter, will be duly attended to. QBober 22, 1798. : NOTICE io GR-__X_TrS. HALESWOR EH FAIR will be on the 29th Day of October, and there will be a large Shew ot IRISH and HIGHLANDERS, and all Sorts of cattle, by defire ef the Drovers. To GRAZIERS WHEREAS an Advertifcment has appeared in the Norfolk Chronicle. Stating, that the HALESWORTH FAIR will be on ...

... this coun- ty, are requested to fend an account of their refpective demands on or before the 12th day af November 1795, addrefl'ed to Mr. Wm. Wright, (the fteward) at Sib- ton Park.. XXTANT^ID immediately in a retired and airy •VV part of the town of Woodbridge, or vicar it, a fmall HOUSE, fu.r7liff.cd or unfurnished ; or Lodg- ings for a Lady and two children, with two female fervants. fcfr ...

... Monday the aad inft. (f3= Dinner at Two o'clock. . JOS. OLDHAM, ; BEGS Leave te acquaint his Friends, and the Pub- lic in general, That he has no concern or con- nexion whatever with WILLIAM GROSS*and WIL- LIAM BRAGGS, in the Melton Turnpike Gate. •OBober 12, 1798. TATTINGSTONE, POOR-HOUSE, OA. 3. WANTED at Chriltmas next, Two Surgeons, to -take care of the poor in the following parifhes, in ...

... Efq. S (j_f Non-fubfcribers ?? each. *\ T'T .NTE D immediately, in one Sum, or in fcpa- VV rate iuiiis ofnotl.fs than _0001. each, Eight Thoufand Pounds; for which a very ?? anu valuable eftate. comprifing fevera! manors and l-iim-* will be pledged as. -1 fecurity. She intereit will De paid half-yearly with ftrict pun-tuallty. jj^-r For particulars inquire cf R. 0. W lute, at- torney at law. ...

... the public in general, for their numerous favors ; relpccttully inform them they are juft returned from London, with a large aliortinent ot .rw Prints, Minims, Dimities, Irifh Linen--, &c. with ..■very article in the Grocery, on their ul'ual low terms. eVeodbriage, sipril 7, 179.. To be SOL D, THE next Presentation of a Reiftory, pleafantly fituated within tomiles of Colchefter, and about the ...

... A Situation fora Youth .5 an apprentice to a Cabinet-maker and Up- holftcrcr. Enquire of Mr. Wm. Keningale.-Miftley, Efl'cx, or Mr. |ames Orroan, Bramford, Suffolk. VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS Of the PARISH of LITTLE BLAKENHAM REV. G. Capper - - ? 55 Mr. Ward - - $00 Mr. Hayward - - 3 3 Mr. Hayward'- Children - - 0150 Mr. Skipper - - 2*o Mr. Borlcy - - _ _ o Mi. Groom - - x ' ? Mr. Ea-cr - - o 10 ...

... 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 ...

... of the King's Birth Day. Tickets^s. 6d. each, tea included. TUB LOYAL and CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB ofthe Hundreds of Hoxne and Hartfmere, will hold their Anniverfary at the' White Lion Inn, in Eye, «n Monday, the 4th day of June next, being his Majefty 's Birth Day. The Chair to be taken at One o'clock fidr Dinner at Two. Oakley, Mavf By Order. .4,1798. S THOs. WAYTH. Secretary. YOXFORD, May 23, ...

... good repair, in the parifli of St. Clement, in Ipfwich, lately occupied by Mrs. Tydeman, deceafed; comprising a hall, 2 large parlours in front, kitchen, large pantry and clofets, laundry, backroom, and walh-houfe, with 3 chambers over the fame, 4 excellent bed chambers, drcfltng-rooni, and clofcts ; 3 garrets, 3 capital cel- lars and wine vault ; a neat paved yard, and a large garden ...