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... 8. ON Thurfday the iti Inihnt will be an ASSEMBLY at the Rose and Crown. N. n. Niin.Bub.'crtji*rs to t*e atfniittad at-*. Cd, eic*. TTTvTy'd from the lioui'e of Mr. Hervey in St. Matthew's O Pariih i Ij-'wic l , ,_ mm AS 1 T TING DITC Id. I.ivtr.r.-luiii-M ard Whit**, wl'ri trinrtl-'i S-.*s*s, ?? a hrge one or, H. r Till, and *.****'* -. lin-e Scar on I n Bsck, Wlocvit lr* to i.r ...
... iR. 33 {*• of K°? d * ra * bleand pafture land, fituate in Wtthenngfett, and Debenham. now in the occupation ot M^ Robt. Fuller. For particulars enquire of Mr. Cooper. Woodbridge, or Mr. Bellman, attorney at law, Eye. ' ! To be SOLD, A Valuable Freehold ESTATE, pleafantly Ctuated inthe pariih of Mickfield, in the county of Suf- folk, near the high road from Ipfwich to Norwich, ■nd about 12 ...
... Tuefday the 13 th day ol* May inft. at the Mariners in Trimley ; when and where all perfons in the faid hundred, defirous of becoming members, are requefted to attend. • Wm. BATLEV, Treafuier and Agent. THOMAS JOLLY, of Needh/m Market* in thef county of Suffolk, corn cbanfaer, having afligned ■ over ail his effects to Mr. John Clover, ot -Creeling St. Mary, farmer, and Mr. Abiaham.Meekens, of ...
... Concert, is fixed for Friday the 1 '2th of September ins- Parti- culars will appear in bills, to be had of Mr. Tydeman at the Griffin Inn. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, By WILLIAM BUNNELL, At the RED LION INN, in Chich Saint Osyth, On Tuesday the 9th of Sept. ISOO, Ectweenthe Hours of Twelve and Two o'clock, A Desirable Copyhold FARM, comprising a messuage, barn, stable ahd 7 closes of exceed- ing ...
... Mond.y the -,d oi Dscem «m . :-:t ; the 2d, on whi h if vied fo I* kept, beini; Sund iy to ne i> *~i 1- v. A Copy! o'd FARM, ccnfillmg of a Meffuage, Ham, Stable, Outhoufes, and about Seventy five Acres of Land. Alfo a DfcCOV, with about Fifty Acres of Ma.ili Land ac'joining, now occupied by Melf. Kotx-rt and Join, iiayley. Fur lurther Particulars enquire of Mr. Carter at Great Coi'g'.fti .11 ...
... the Greyhound in Stow- ' market, on Thursday the igth Inftant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, to confider of ADDRESSES to be prejented to their - Majefties upon their late happy Nuptials. Thomas Moseley, Sheriff. c WHEREAS an Aclion at Law hath been juftly broughti- againft mc Luke Rice, the younger, of Ipswich, Sadler,n for rai fing and publiflung a falfe and fcandaiwus Report, to the great ...
... he had at Mrs. Bryant's, Miliiner; G'ovcsat the Room. COLCHESTER SUBSCRIPTIoIj^SEMDLY WILL be at the King's Head, oa Monday the 14th of December, 1761. To begin at Six o'Ciock. N. B. Tickets to be had at the Bar, at Five Shillings each. Not ?? here thefe fiei/n Tears. By £is NORWICH Company of COMEDIANS. AT ihe Theatre in Tankard-Street, Ipswich, on Webnesday, Dtcember a, will be prefented a ...
... Creditors of Mr. Thomas Moor, of Purleigh- Hall in the County of Effex, Farmer, are defired to meet at Ac Angel inKELVEDON on Thursday next, the 13d Inftant, by Eleven o'Clock, to receive Propofals for fettliag his Affair?. To be S OLD. A FARM in Haverhill in the County of Suffolk, confift- ing of a Dweliing-Houfe, Barns, Stab'es, Pidgeon-Houfe, and upwards' cl ©he hundred and fifty Acres of ...
... March. Wanted immediately* or at Lady-Day next. A Sober W O M A N-S ERVAN'T of the Age of 40. Apply to Mr. Spinke of Bury. Wanted immedia t c l y. A Single Man, as a Foreman in the Farming Way,' that underftands feeding of Land, can plough and ftack well, and that will bring with him a Character of his^ Honefty aud So- briety, may hear of a Place by applying to Mr* Boggis, of Weely-Lodge in ...
... To the I C K. WM. JACKSON, Printer, has appointed Itis Brother, S. J ACKSON, his Agent at Cm a m for d, to circulate this Paper, and take in Advertifementt and Articles of Intelligence for it. --- The Encouragement given to his Brother will be efteemed as a Favour conferred on their obliged humble Servant, WM. JACKSON. To be LETT and Enter’d upon immediately. THE RED LYON INN in With AM, Effcx ...
... that the prifoner had a legacy left her in the year 1770, and that flic law her receive 4.0001. in cadi and notes in OtSfober 1770, and 3700 pounds in the beginning 1771, hut. this witnel's would neither tell the name the tcllator, nor the name of thetruftce who paid the legacy. Several per(bns were now called to Mrs. Rudd's character, the firfl of whom, a lady, had known her eight years (aid ...