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... will hear of fosieth-ig pteitly to their Advantage. The faid John Court wai a Soldier, and was married in 17x1, at the P.wifh Church of lis i.ltiird aforrf. lid, to the laid Maiy hil Wile, whofe Maiden Name wai Maiy Cowijill, then of Clayton, in the Parifli ...
... Persons p. ?? of real In- comes arifin , from Eftates, Money in Funds, Rent Clia'r*es, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Church Livings, tec. may be accon.moca ed witH temporary or per mane m bums of Muney from JcoL ta ?ny Amount. Several Yearly Incomes ...
... and J, Maw- man, Pooltry, London: by J. Topo, and Wiison ?? N ?? Yorki J' L *^»Ai*'.Nprtha_erto_ii M>4 bt o*9to ?? _ ' 1 ?? Sub.cki.e_s are ?? to call for their copies at the Herald Office, York. DEB TORS and CREDITORS Of the late R. BENSON suit of SA ...
... qf the County of York. £_** For Particulars apply to Thomas Wright, the ' Primer of this Paper, to whom all Letters 011 the Sub* ject, muft be Poft-paid. GROCERY BUSINESS, &c. WANTS a Situation, A YOUNG MAN -who underftands the Grocer v Business, and ' ...
... of Collingham. tPsitfieit, Aogeft s«*> iBcg. Tp TEACHERS. IX7 ANTED, a MASTER for the FREE GRAM- V V mar SCHOOL at NEW-CHURCH, in the Fo- reft of Rbflendale, and County of Lancafter. .iff. The certain Stipend belonging the faid School is about Thirty-five ...
... ->-■ ■ RICHMOND ?4 Jj&'si-ffGN, L E E D S. ' To be LETT, for a TERM, f Situate in the Central part of Briggate, adjoining the Sub- fcriprion News Room, A Capital SHOP and HPUSE.r_The Shop is.ele. ; garitly Sited up in the fifhionahle Scilf , ji^s Twenty- ...
... Referve, Ihall be apportioned among the feveral Sub-Divifions ofthis Riding as follows, (andthat the Num- ber of Two Hundred and Forty, wanting for the Militia, fhali remain apportioned among the feverai Sub-Divifions as before.) ?? ijg iajg A gl> ri toi ...
... bly fitoated lor Building-Ground, and communicating with the M .rker- : Tlace and the princp-l S-reet (next > ,6 » 39 the Church) called Kirkg_ie-.T.. I gtther witi» fundry Buildin-s cal ed I ' the Skitteridt Houfes, and Gjr en I adjoin ng, now Occupied ...
... Efq. rhomas Wilkim ?? Efa* Andrew^ Irvine, Efq. rienry Bartftn, Efq. U-& Favell Eiq. W-Hlu Hurtler, E.g. WjW_r_ W.lfcT Ej.q. George Hutton, Eiq. Mr. R,ch,rd WatlT Mi. Jo,w Mowbray, Mi. Jo*n P.rnngton, Mr I John Andrew, and Mr. J_hn B«_r_fl_._w ' LAWRENCE ...
... PAUL's CHURCH, an excellent Situation in the South L v .dlery. i|§J Enquire as above. TRUE DAFFY's ELIXIR. THIS moil: excellent and well-known Medicine hasbcen faithfully prepared for npwardsof Sixty Year, by DICEY and Co. No. 10, Bow Church Yard, London ...
... or modern HtrsaANDKr. By R. W. DICKSON, M. D. of Hendon-, in M'.ddlefex. Printed for Rich ard Pun lip 3, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yaid, London : and fold by all Bookfellers. Of whom may be h«d Mr. Arthur Young's Far- mer's Kalendar, price Malf-a-Guinea ...
... ? improved practice of J,aud -Surveying; and will be boarded in the Hou-_. None need apply but members of the Established Church, and .rti.se moral characters will bear the Strict ?? inquiry. Letters (post paid) addressed io the Printer, will be duly ...