... their Eltate*-, in the County of gV«y, are requelled ro fend the Certificates of ihe Aiflfunt, figned by >lie Com.ni.liot.ers acting for the H Hh£ d Where ?? E,, - ,t ™ •»»* ?? to Mr. THOMAS COX of D«rbv, that the Contratls may he prepared. And the Commiffioners will meet at the ?? times and places, for the purpofe of con- tr/cling with ail perfons who may be deiirousof pur- ciahng, ...

... E TON, will he held at the YORK- HOUSC,on Monday Jan. bth, ?? agreeably 10 the Hel.'lut ...

... 1 heatre 1 ,ov ai. ill open- on Satjkd.iv, January iyili, with the mguiy ec- e-s and applause, to crouded and brilliant audiences, call ca THE S T K. A N G E 1 ,. To which will be added, -a Farce, called A TRIP TO SCOTLAND. In respect and gratitude to the Proprietors of the Theatre ?? Lane, Mr Kemble thinks it only proper to eution, that no h^heen *» excellent Pieces 'and very superior, ¦ . ...

... to carry 16 or 17 ftone up to the rleeteft hounds. A Brown ditto,*) years old. A Brown-Bay ditto, 8 years old. A Chefnut ditto, 6 years old. The above buries are all thorough bred, arc in high condition, and have done 110 woik this feafon; they are well known in the Duke ef Gtafton's and Sir Wm. Rowley's hunts. Alfo to bedifpofed of, A neat well-built Poft-chaife. ft ...

... BT aiddle-afcd MAN, who h»» been very Mch accaftowcd to the CORN TRADE, hnh» caatoyr* ki oat o( the Hootn Is IndM, is dsu Lise. He weald be to *l«p is esy tafscdUblc Hosfc «■ Clerk or Mene|W| «s4 bees ittecl. If The A leritilct hetinjt tkaroafh Aeeeledge of ell the priaeifel MarkrU is Scotland, be litim hiadrlf be eosld become eery ofefel to •ay Heefe the Core Trtde.—Puiicelart n-ay be ...

... and the Public, that he hat re-taken the above Inn, which he ii determined to conduct on a liberal Plan, and folicits their future Favours* & Gentlemen Tbavxllebi will meet with •very poffible Attention. WHITE. HART INN, CHIPPING NORTON;, OXFORDSHIRE. THE NoßiifiT*, Gentry, and Public in general, are refpeflfully informed that the above INN will be continued ore*, and their Favours thankfully ...

... cnrtmr^. irFMBI F. does himself the honour of informing the TVlt v_Y't-Y- -d ihe Public, that the ' Theatre Royal ?? on SatviUiav, January 19th, with the highly cc- ? n' l ' ', Com rdv now acting in London with the greatest soc- I^^OTplanse, to croud.d and brilliant audiences, called * 'the stranger. To avhich will be added, aF.u-.cr, called A TRIP TO SCOTLAND. .r-n-rt and gratitude to the ...

... Song— Mifi Shipley. Cotieertante Devcaux . Song— Mr. Meredith. Symphonia— Lodoifka. Song— Mrs. Sbeptcy. Favorite Glee— Oh why ts be happy— Shield, Mrs. Shepley, Mifs Shipley, and Mr. Meredith. PART U. Overture — Vleyel. Sang— Mifs Shepley. Concerto— Bth Correlli. Song— >Mm. Shcp ley. Concerto — Mr. Eminrr. Song— Mi. Mescdith. Finale— Cud fawe the rUtsj— Verfe and Chorur. f fo begin at Seven ...

... ' 4 %„ c la:.se, to crouded ar.c bnß_mt aiidienrcs, cai.e..r c: ' s T H E S T E.- A N G E R- To which will be added, a FaJtcrr , called A TRIP TO SCOTLAND. .-eetandgratitnde to the Proprietors of the Theatre ' ?? Drnry Lane, Mr Kemble thluki. it o:.:y proper 10 ?? „ that no other MatKwer has been favoured by them 'YIP manuscript cooy of' the Stranger, which the Public assured is a most ...

... mble Nobility and the Public, that the Theatre-Royal will open on SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th, with the highly THE STRANGER. Respect and gratitude to the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, Mr Kemble thinks it only proper to mention, that no other Manager has been favouredd by them with the manuscript copy of THE STRANGER, which the Public may be assured is a most excellent Piece The ...

... in Oe county of Derby, and known by the names of the Drakelow Way Clofe, the Stony Way Clofe, the Afhley. the Long Heath, the Brook Furlong, and the Hall .Meadows, containing together aiA- zR. S7P. now in the occu- pations of Tbomas Newbold and George Baker, who will fhe* the fame. For further particulars, and to treat for the fale, pleafe to applt at the Office of Meilis. HOSKINS I and FOWLER ...

... 7, on the WALKS; Where fhe follciti a continuance of thtir favours, having laid In a FrrQl ...