... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... held at the Clown Inn, on Monday, the 19:11 inftant. Dancii.-; 10 begin at Eight o'clock. NOll- -fuofcr.bers 55. each. H. I ERMYN, Efq. ? s .- w - r .j s B. G. DILLINGHAM, Efq. $ ?? mls * THE Tenants to the Corporation ol ipfwicll. and of ihe charities confided to it*; care and manage- ment, arc required to pay tbeir refpective rents due at Michaelmas day- lalt, on the Moot-hall, on Wcd- ...

... of Suffolk, upholfterer, in- tend to meet on Friday the 30th day of Nov. next, at the King's Head Inn, in Beccles, at it o'clock in the forenoon, in order to make a dividend of the faid bankrupt's eftate and ?? ; when and where, the 'creditors who have not already proved their debts, are to come prepared to prave the fame, or they will be excluded the benefit of the faid divi- dend ; and all ...