... KNYVETT, Mr. DANGERFIELD s Mr.SnEurox, Mr. Biacn, And Mr. BARTLEMAZI. Leader of the Band, Mr. ex.tmEß. Among the principal INSTRuMENTAL PERFORMERS are, ROBERT and JOHN LINDLEY, HOLM ES, the LEANDERS,ERSKII4E, cLARK,BOYCE, HYDE,CANTEL°, ...

... alfo by T. A. Pearfon, Mr. Clarke, Perfumer, and Mr. Piercy, Bookie Der, in Birmingham ; and by every reputable Medicine Vender in Europe. Plcafe to obferve, that none is but what has a Label pafted on every Bottle, tigned by Mr. Dickinfon's Name, in his ...

... fuccefsfitl in purchafing their:rickets and Shares ot Mr. Nicholfon ; particularly Mr. Taylor. of Tower- Hill, a prize of Twenty Thoufand Pounds; Mr. Hackleton of the Borough, Ten: Thoufand Pounds; Mr, Jot:nes, M. P. Five Thoufand Pounds; and 'many others ...

... filley, Mr. Swinfen's Tickler, and Mr. Lockley's Harry Rowe, were drawn. King's Plate of too guineas, Sit , 71b. 3-mile heats. Mr. Heathcote's Warter x I Mr. Bayley's Conon 4 2 , Marquis of Donegall's Trifle 2, ...

... be opened at Five o'Clock, and begin at_Six. Tickets 3s. 6d. each, to be had at Mr. Pearfon's, and Meffrs. Swinney and HaWkins's, Printers, at the Bar of the Hotel, and at Mr. Crefshull's, in the Square. TALBOT INN, DROITWICH. 1t /1 'WIGHT, Widow, takes ...

... opened at the next Shop to Mr. Eaton's, Confedtioner, New-Itreet, Birmingham. ALL Perfons having any Claim or Demand on the Ettate or Eireds of Mr. William Ward, Steel Toy-maker, deceafed, are defired to fend in the fame to Mr. John Carter, Liquor Merchant ...

... Milward and Hen. thaw. On Thurfday, Richard Dyott, Efq; and Mr. M. Morgan, were eleaed Bailiffs of the City of Lichfield; Mr. John Webfter and Mr. Richard Harding, two of the Aldermen; and Mr. James Smith, Sheriff of the fame City. On Friday laft, during ...

... Overture in Either. • Dettingen 're Deum. Hundredth ?Elm, with Dr. Hayes'r. Accompanlmetits. And an Anthem fuitable to the Occation. After a SERMON tO be preachcd by the Rev. Mr.NAR as, Canon Relidentiary of Lichfield Cathedral, The CORONATION ANTHEM ...

... , near St. Paul's London; fold alto by Mr. Pearfo.n„ Birmingham; Mr. Sharpe, Warwick; Mr. Merridew, Coventry; Mr. Shutclewood,Bridgnorth• Mr. Fletcher, Chefter; Mr. Allen, Hereford; ...

... congregatiop.— Wednefday, Mrs. Maincnat, wife of Mr. Main. mat, grocer, in Bull-itreet.—Friday, in the soth year of his age, Mr. Charles Barrow, jun. furgeon, of this town - .—A few days finee, Mrs. Bayley, widow of the late Mr. Bayley, ...

... Brereton's b. h. King Bladud - 3 3 i z Lord Oxford'b b. m. Lilly - - z I 2 dr WEDNESDAY, the 4th, a Maiden Plate of Mr. Sanders' ch. g. Sir Robert - 4 3 Mr. Jones's b. in. Elvira - - I 4 2 2 I.ockley's C. in. No-cock-tail - 3 I 3 3 Mr. ...

... The late Mr. White (whofe Death is the Caufe of this Sale) was one of the earlieft Difciples of the late Mr. Bakewell, and never hired above one Ram that was not bred at Difhley, which was Mr. Stubbins's famous Church-yard Sheep. The bit Rams Mr. White ...