... Clergy, and Frkehold- ibsts, ot the County of Oxford. G.KTL.ai N, I TLTIS Majejiy having been pleafcd to appoint me snt of the j i'lcc-Trc. jitters 0} the Kirgdom oj Ireland, -whereby tny I Seat iii Parliament for the County of Oxford is vacate.!, I beg Leave to jelxit the favour tf ytttr Votes and Intereft to rc-e'eil rye o>.c of your Representatives ; an Ho>.our you bave repeatedly ! enf ...

... OXFORD. Feb. iJ, 177J-. ■r 7 E, tbf under-mentioned Innholders thi» V Ciry, troit! repeated Experience, find that ci.e Advance the I'ricc Cottt, clay, and tvery . -her Atiicle, compel* to rad* the Price of Carnages in ilie followins Hiopoiiipii, »*• »• d. A Chaife and r, s p* A (..hai and Four, » A Saddle Hoifc, The inadequate and exorbitant ice of every requited fuppoii the pitfcr.t Mode Tr ...

... Parifh, well fituated for all Kinds of Spinning, and therefoie the Preference will be given to a Manufifturer. Any Perfon willing to contraft, are defired to give in their Propofals to the Veftry Clerk, on »r before the 30th inllant. BENSON, 2lft December, 1781. ALL Perfons having any Claim or Demands on the Eftate and Eif.fts of Mr. HENRY GOODWIN, late of Benfon, in the County of Oxford, ...

... r-po be SOLD, Two MESSUAGES TENT.- 11 MENTS, fituated together in New Street, Hr.M iv, late the Occupation of Mr. liotnai Binficld, Tlic Front next the Street nreai'ures about fifty-niue feet and an Half, and extends from the Street two hundred ami feventecn Feet and Half. Pair of the above Premifles, now Malt-Hortfe. nay converted into very pl.alant Situation for private Family, fur Trade ...

... Situated in Fleet-Street, rear Fetter-Lane, and in the llcinitj of alf the Law-Offices and Inns of Court. T GURNEY begs Leave to return his mofl grate• fill Thanks for the gicat Support he hat received fiom a generous Publick, for the Uft twelve Yeats, the above Coffcc-houfc; and acquaints them, that, through their Kindnefs, has been enabled to take the next Houfe, and by that Means enlarge ...

... .'ly dubious, Provincial Unanimity cmnot furely be n-commcndcd with an ill Grace. —Th.c Death of Mi. Cue. rca is an Event j which, if not managed with Temper and Moderation, nuy ! renew onr Political Mifcrics. it is therefore hoped, that in ! the ptefent Vacancy, the food Senfe of the County, in order ! t» pievcnt Ccntcntbn, will decidedly declaie for the Honour- i ahie GEORCJE BERKLEY, whofe ...

... NOTICE hereby given. That the next General Quarter Seffiom of the Peace for this County, willhe held the Shire Hall in Aylelbury, on Thurfday the ajd Day of this Inftant April, at the Hour of Nine in the Forenoon ; when and where all Perfons who have any Appeal or Appeals to enter, are required to attend ; but- the Hearing thereof well as all other Bufinefs) will be adjourned to the Saturday ...

... confifting of a Parlour, Kitchen, Dining Room, three Bedchambers, and two Garrets. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Henry Tawney, Holiwell. Oxfordfhire General Quarter Seffions of the Peace. NOTICE is hereby given, That the next General Quarter Seffions of the Peace of this County will begin ?? to be holden on Tuefday the lath Day of July next, pre- cii'ely at Ten ?? in the Forenoon ; ...

... in Ewloe, in the Parifli of Hawarden, in the County of Flint, about one Mile and a Half from Hawarden Town, feven Mik-s from Chefter} three from the Lower Ferry on the Chefter River, and Half a Mile from the great Turnpike Rood. There has been a Level carried up at a very grtat exponcc for a Mile in Length, which wili be of very great Service in raifing the Water from the lower Coals, of which ...

... the Twelfth Day of May Inftant. Prefident, The Right Hon. the Marquis of TITCHFIELD, J3* Dinner will be on the Tabic at Five ?? precifely, OXFORDSHIRE MILITIA. WHEREAS at a General Meeting of the Deputy Lieutenants of this County, held at ih. Star Inn, in the City of Oxford, on the Fifteenth Day of January laft, // iv.is Ordtrtd, That the Militia of the faid County be drawn out and *xercifed ...

... Peace for the County of Oxford, at the Town Hall in Oxford, wh re Atten- dance is daily given from Nine till Three o'Clock. The Duty upon a Gamekeeper's Certificate is One Guinea, and upon every other Certificate Three Guineas, and the Clerk of the Peace finds it neceffary again to repeat that no Certificates will be filled up with >ut a Depofit of the Duty, nor any Letters attended to, unlefs ...

... Day of February 1789, take into Confrderalion the mod Methods prevent the killing Came, in the Night, or at any Time, for the of Sale, WAS RESOI.VED, I. T4IAT it is the Opinion this Meeting, that the great Dcftruflion Came, for feveral Year* part, has from the Encouragement held out Inn-Keepers, Alchoufe. Keepers, Stage-Coach Drivers, Carriers, and Higlers; who receive fuch Game, and convey it ...