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... their nc«t general Mining the Clown knd Thirtle Inn, in Abingdon, link*) Mondty the Day of t!ti, May; and in the mean Time they may informed what the Toll, of the Oates have yearly brought in, tpply'ng to Mr. John Boveles, of Abingdon aim uid. Clerk the ...
... Cordwaincr, with Mr. Brown Cutler, wtie elect ’d Bailiffs for the enfuing Year. On Thurfdav died, aged upwards of 80, the Reverend John Nicoll, D. D. Canon Chrill Church in this Univerfity, and one of the Prebendaries Wcftminftcr; whofe Abilities, both as Scholai ...
... Richard Meade, Ffq; to the Hon. Mifs Conrcy, daughter to Lord Kinlale.—Friday, Mr. Thompfon, of St. John’s-llreet, to Mrs. Frohock, of that place. Sunday, John James, Efq; of Surry, Mifs King, Black-friars.—Monday, Owen Rutland Mcyrick, High Sheriff for Anglefea ...
... Berks, exceeding and Garden, lying clofe by the River Side, well laid out Walks, and planted; together with the Crown and Thirtle Inn, contiguous to the White-Hart; both which Inns have been for many Years In the Occupation of Mr. James Powell, who'is ...
... Health. Yefterd. one William Hands was committed to our Cafllc. by the Dr. Vice* Chancellor, charged, upon the Oath of Purler John j)ix, with receiving five Blanket?, them ffohn. The EAGLE BELL IO F A . /.■“v J : l p the I'raMi \ J I ike you, t>f rrr, of ...
... gre. Faie from Wit- ney r> £. Fiotu Oxford lis. and one Ontftdc-at Half Price. Performed by W.M. C'OSTAR, and Co. Oxford. JOHN WATSON, and Co. London. Oxford Places are booked, an.l Parcels taken in by Mr. Collins, Coaebmake-, near Magddm Church. Banbury ...
... about ten Stone; can have an iblc Charadlcr from his lart Place. For Particulars enquire of Mr. Tramplet, at the Crown «nd Thirtle, in Abingdon; or of Mr. Williams, at the Ring’s Head, in the Corn Market, Oxford. V were puhlijhed y Price 2s. 6d. SONNIcTS ...
... King’s Arms, Biccftcr Thirtle, Abingdon; and Bear, Woodrtock at thfe Place of Sale ; and of the Auctioneer, in Oxford. '•po be SOLD by AUCTION, X By RICH A R PARR Y. On Friday the Bth Day of April, 1785, on the Premiffcs, at Mr. John Wheatcroft’s, at St ...
... n ol tfic fame. John Clifford, Richard Merriman, John Klb rough, Chriftophr-r Archer, Thomis Holtham, Wep.Co.4ro, Thomai Phippi, John Collet, Tli .111.1 Archer, John I'liipps, Jauves Hart, And, .'ii mill Hook nm, J-luj ti idl'nn, John Xl(. ...
... forward to op.xi'e his progrefs, and refolutely attacked his en- trenchment, from which they were twice repulfed; but Dooti ttie thirtl attempt, they were fuccefsful. Seven- teen ofthe Militia ot Detroit, and fifty or fixty Indians, are faid to have been killed ...
... will be excluded all Benefit anting from the Diftribution of the Eftate and Effefts of the faid John Gamble : And all Perfons who ftand indebted to the faid John Gamble, arc defired forthwith to fettle hit demand againft tiirm with' the above Aflignees, or ...
... Hanwell and Parker, in the Tbuel Calcott, Broad: Street, Oxtord; and F. and C. Rivingcon, St. Paul's Church Yard, London. J'OHN WVARD, UJPHOLDE R, ST. GI LES's, OXFORD, DEGS Leave to inform thie Nobility, Gentry, BL ?? ingeneral, that he will be-happy ...