... -myself of yourbeioavtd thatl --Irsn it - thesm n sullife,6statei~andtliat my condudl,durinig~tbe nmuny year%)haic hlad. telse honour oA reprs eenting you' hki Parl a eut, h-ubeI - '~~oetdhjt clnth'estmindepebndeixj, 'itd sneeCg,'ty, NVtiwll- - *-BI-p,:i'vtirsesu ...

... and siundry LANDS in detnesne; also, the . several- MANORIAL TENEMENTS and LANDj zranted.; I by Leases and Copies of Court Roll; together-Luth. the,. 'rITHES of all kinds of Corn, Pulse, and Hay,, arising, re- - newiugjaud yielding Tithe within the said ...

... Earl Percy Sir ThoinasTurton, 1art. M.P. It. Hot. Lordl Visc. Sidmouth Sir-Wim. Weller Pepys, Bart. TRe light Ilon. ILord Rolle - H. C. Combe; Esq M.Pc&Atl. c '7i1 iight lon. Lord Arden Wrn.. Wilberforce, Esq. 1. P. '-1e ?? lon. Lord Gambier William ...

... of returnling his sijacere .1. thanks to his friendls of thle University, City, and County Of' Oxford, whoos he has had the honour of serving for the last fourteen years, and begs to info/n thsem he has a regular supply of the freslrest Fisha from the Mlarkets ...

... opportunity uf returning his sincere thanks e to his friends of the UniversiteyCity, and County of Oxford, J whom he has had the honour ofgeving for the last fourteen . yearsaandibegs to .inutittii themn lie bttla regulac ?? eibhe I f freshest Fish fromn the ...

... osportunity of reeturning his sincere ?? to his friends of the University, City, and Counrty of Oxford, ?ahom he has had the honour of serving for tlse last fourteen years, and begs to inform them he has a regular supply of the freshest Fish from the Markets ...

... matter, re- marks upot, and anecdotes of ?? Fish, Beasts, and Birds, that at all interest, or are searcbed after by tie Sportsman, By thje Rev. W. B. D)ANIEL. £.fs. d. Imperial Quarto ?? 4 14 6 extra boards. Mediumi Drawitig ditto S 6 0 dittb Deisy Quarno ...

... their- Spaciosis Witnisi' Ut Piazza Colvent-garden, on 1uesuday next' ;t .twelve, in .rivo' 'e, Latsb ii~ltrduonof thei H-onourable Counaissionstiofor- au- ee tiringteIulc Accounts, ' Capt~l ad divEIe~ Te RETWISES, 1 -i eA V1T O'ViCE.S3 'Rm -`~and j Adanm ...

... with the lands in Cold-Norton, Over-Norton, Little Tew, anid Enstone, in the coanty of Oxford, beloniirg to tire Right Honourable Charles Earl of Shirewsbury, have lately been very mruch trespassed upon, and it being tie desire of ?? said Earl, that ...

... invented and tow entirely nianufadtuied by Thomas Creswich, w hd warrants it to have no Cotton in its com ?? l Writing-Pa'per, rolled med rotigh Dragwing-paphe, which articles he is also te onri- ginal naleer of.-PIaying' Cards 'fo6r n'ation. DiWf-ORTANT ...

... 0filcer. 3d. Bscausei they think they, cannot evince their grabtitde fort Pa-t favours better' than by recoronmendiag those who honour *tluii with -:iu'ir cumnanords, tu adveitu~re irs thepresent Lottery. Y'lr Scheme! contains 2 .PriZesof X1,500DM0 ?? Sovereigns ...

... -road. ________ YORKSHIRE SOCIETY. PArsoN-HIs Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. PRESIDENTS. The Right Honourable Earl FITZ WILLIAM. The Right Honourable Earl HAREWOOD. THE EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING .L of the Noblemen and Gentlemen connected with.the County ...