... OLD iIGE Li INN,T WOOiDWMCK.s~ Tl-E NEAT AXDl USEFUiL HIOUS3EHOL) FURNITURE, LINEN, CHIVA, GLASS, Taie TIare, Eiglht-Day Dial, teao neat Gig-s attd Hrntess, Fine OLD PORT anid SHEERRY WINES, CIDER, PERRY, &c. 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, iT BLy M. GXIES, On Mlonday, Tuesday, and Wednesday next, the 26th, 27th, and 28th of April, 1830, on the premises at the Old Angel Inn, Woodstock, in thc county ?? ...

... ELIZABETIT SodAW, Widow of the late 'JOHr SHAW, SADDLER, HARNES8 MAKER, &c. MARKET-PLACE, BICESTER, OXON, 1sEGS to return her grateful thanks to the numerous friends of her late husband, for the very liberal support he received, and to apprise them and the public in general that it is her intention to carry on the above business intthe same house, and hopes that, with assiduity and strict ...

... te e To MALTST'ERS, INNrVKEEPERS, BAJCERS,a nd or s CORN DEALERS. etr ° be LET,-A good and substantial DW1rELL- ir ]L ING HOUSE. with capacious cellar room; Malt- le house attached, 80 feet by 20, and six-quarter kiln; stable, s. piggeries, cart and fuel hovel, and yard; an Orchard, about le I Acre, well stocked with choice fruit trees; and half an s. Acre of Garden Ground. The premises are ...

... THREE THOUSAND VOLU ES, IN RICH VARIETY OF BINDINGS. ?? and superior Crllection of BOOKS, comprising the Works of the most eminent Divines, and of the most esteemed Classic Authors, W'iU he SOILD bv AUC- T[ON, at Wise's Room, St. Clement's, on Alonday.the 25th of October, 1830, and on the five following days; also, two capital Double-barrelled GUNS, and a pair of very superior PISTOLS, gold ...

... XT OTICE is hereby given, That the Trustees of the N.r Turnpike Roads under an Act passed in the 57th year of the Reign of King George the Third, For repairing the Road from the Cross. Hands on the Worcestr and Oxford Turnpike Road, to Hlalford Bridge, and other Roads therein mentioned, in the counties of'Warwick, Gloucester, and Worcester, will meet at the house of Mr. Jas. Turney, called ...

... Just published, price 3d. or XI Is. per hundred, i FFECTS of DRUNKENNESS shewn il an U2 Address read to his Parishioners June 19, 1831. By the Rev. EDWVARD FEILD, M. A. Curate of Kidlington, Oxon. Oxford, printed by W. Baxter, for J. Parker; and J. G. and F. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo. place, London. TO TRUNK and BAND-BOX MAKERS, rgO beD D SPOSED OF,.-A well-established A ...

... in- tal 7' j'?O .bc LET, with immediate possession, a hOUSE,' IV. with large garden, stab2c, and soach-hocue, situated on ig, the Miii Hill, Iffley. or, For putticulars apply to Mrs. Nowell, Iffley. ill, Hen ieq aird Dorchester Tui'npike Jocs'd?. ? ?'OTICEis hereby given, Titat a Meeting of 'the' ci' the above Turerilte Roads will be held at the White hart Inn, in Benson, in the county of ...

... fl?O be LET, and entered 'upon at Michaelmas next .& at Ipotone,-An ARAIIIaB FARM; consisting O? about 200 Acres, with a vets' good FaIrn House, and all ne. ? res?sisry out-buildings ; distance from Henley I and frorB Wycosube 10 miles. Particulars may be known by applying, (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Saunders, at Wocmsley, near ? Stokenchutch. t 'I'HA4'sIES NAVI(?ATION. ? ?? General ...

... ILZIFE I'tNlF iJI7TIE~b' TO EXU1vEINCREASED INCOMlES. TH ROFYAL UNION LIFE ANNUITY: A FifE, established in 1824 by Act of Parliament,! a nd with powers now enlarged and confirmed under 10thI George IV. and 4th and 5th William IV. having publishedt Tables for the purchase of immediate Annuities in a pro.: spectus of a single sheet, the same may be had on appl1ication; by letter (post paid) to ...

... CITY OF OXFORD. FFo be LET, and entered plon irnmediaxpl.y,-A JL lOUSE, with front: Shopymost desirablyBstatO in the best part of the High-street. For further particulars apply to Mr. George RackstroW, solicitor, Oxfordl. 7 K 'O be LETr, with inlliiaedvate posseions-A small JL comfortable HOUSE, ini good repair, adjoining the T'hamcs W'harf, Abingdon.-Apply to Parker and Foster. p a6-sh Blaea ...

... Medical Man, of 20 years' standing, with a large A I MEDICAL DrSTtICT, is in want of an APPREN- TICE.-For particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Telfer, druggist, &c. Corn Market, Oxford. LL persons having any claims or demands on the I A Estate of JAMES GARRETT, late of Banbury, Oxfordshire, inn-holder, deceased, are requested to forward the same to Mr.' Richard Bignell or Mr. ...

... HIE public are respectfully acquainted that the T BLEiMEIMI COACH to STOW leaves the Unicorn Inn, Stow, every morning, at Six o'clock; the loyal Oak, Chipping-Norton, at Seven ; and arrives at the Star Hotel, Oxford, at 20 minutes past Nine. From Ox- ford, through Wycombe, and arrives in LONDON at half- past Three, to the Bull and Mouth, St. Mlartin's-le.Grand. It leaves the Bull and Mouth, on ...