... Acres, of which 307 are Arable, 267 Pasture and Sheep- walk, and 100 Meadow, all in a good state of cultivation ; with a capital Farm-bouse, Barn, Stables, and all other re- quisite Buildings, nearly new. j ' Further particulars may be had upon application to Mr. I Carr, Weeting Nursery, near Brandon, Suffolk. TO THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS OF GRIMWADE COOK, DECEASED. ALL Persons who stood ...

... ACRES of valooble 1 LAND, sito*** at too Uorth and of Boitoa- fc^b*-Saut!», witb FARM-HOUSE, Barn, Sloble, A ' The laod may he son by application to Wm. chorley the owner, at Bolton ; who will receive 7-rkef *o'» Vfeduesday the first day of January, i s?s i** l ** tbe laker wiu ** accl&rea * Also to be Let, That Gothic COTTAGE ORSEE, end Premises, la c-sssplele repair, sitoate oa the Bast aide ...

... Gazette. Saturday, November 16. Dec Thomas Scar row, jun. and John Scarrow, Carlisle, wine and spuit merchants— Dec. Id, Isaac A;ton and Jonathan Ward Sanders, Newcastle upon True, merchants—Dec. 7, Henry Court, Fish street hill, London, straw hat manufacturer —Dec. 7, Joseph Dole, far burton street, St Mare ie Bone, Middlesex, builder - Dec. 14, Jobn Charles Schwieso and Frets Grosjean, ...

... MONDAY. November 18, 1822 No. 16,123. Price 7d ROYAL COBURG THEATRE.— Under tiie Management of' Mr. W. Barrymore.— The Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general are most respectfully informed, S fbeotfe WILL OPEN forthe WINTER SEASON THIS EVENING, at half-post Six precisely, with a New Melo-Drama, in two Acts, with new Music, Scenery, Ma- chinery. Dresses, and Decorations, to be called the FOR- ...

... to the hmle antique”, Extracts, or Pomatums; it cleans the bead from scurf without the use of small tooth comb, and makes it, however harsh, soft and glossy as silk ; it preserves it from falling off or chaagiog colour, and particularly serviceable in the present mode of curling the hair, adding much to the beauty of the curl, and making it so strong that it retains its form during exercise in ...

... MONBAY, November 25, 1822 Price 7d. No. 16,129.. • ROYAL WEST LONDON THEATRE.— For the BENEFIT of Miss BRUNTON, and the last Nirht of her Performing.-THIS EVENING (Monday), a BURLETTA, founded on tbe SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Lady Teazle, Miss Brunton. With various Entertainments And, by particular desire, tbe ACTRESS OF ALL WORK. The Characters by Miss Brunton. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. — This present ...

... Jlolborp-Hjll, 1 1 no here Parebment may be bad to any ,i,e and printed to order. W Pori»*i Registers kept ready printed. KB AH letters, po> ( P H » d > immediately attended to. ' TfTBVLLDERS AND OTHERS. TO BE LET, BY PROPOSAL THE TAKING DOWN and REBUILDING of a PART of the PARISH CHURCH of BFN'THAII, in tbe West Riding of Ihe county of York ; SEW PEW IKG and FLOORING the *ame, m ih ibe ...

... GENERAL COACH OFFICE, UmCORN INN, BROAD-STREET, WORCESTER. Public are most res|>ecHiilly informed that (he following LIGHT POST COACHES will leave (he above Inn every day : LONDON AURORA DAY COACH, every morning, in 13 hours, half-past four. LONDON ECLIPSE, every day,at half-post one, in 15 hours. LEOMINSTER ECLIPSE, cyery morning at 11. HEREFORD ECLIPSE, every day at one o'clock. LUDLOW ...

... Thursday the 7th of November, 1822, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, (unless sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given) r i^H AT capital FARM called Chilton Hall, JL FREE OF GREAT TITHES, situate in the Parish of STOWMARKET, in the occupation of Mr. Chas. Turner, the Proprietor, who is declining business ; containing, by admeasurement, ONE HUNDRED and FORTY ...

... ?? : *■- ~* _. „ , ?? » j% _. -**» * TUESDAY- November 5, 1822 Price 7d -No. ?? Smfi&t ■■■ INSTITUTION. October 15, 182*2. The Proprietors, Subscribers, and Ac Public arc respect- ful UiSormil, tba. JAMES JENNINGS, Es^ ?? graiuitoaslv. on FRIDAY, the kt- ?? &%££ ?? Evening pr«-c*self. ?? TORY and UTILITY of LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. That ?? COURSES of LECTURES will be del.- vered in the ensuing ...

... and Town of Truro, uud the parts adjacent, held at the Town-Hall, of the said Borough, the |9thday of October, 1822, convened in pur- suance of a Requisition for the purpose of taking into consideration the expediency of adopting such measures as may be judged likely to Prevent the Removal of the Packet Establishment from the Port of Falmouth, J. F. BENNAMiACK, ESCfcV MAYOR. i» ?? ?? Resolved, ...

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