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... Perfon that may be unacquainted with it. No lefs Sum than _00 1. or more than 1 000 1. will be lent to one Perfon. It is requefted any Perfon who may apply on the Security of Infurance, will mention their Age, Line of Life, and Refidence. Secrecy may be depended ...
... careful always to have indifferent Perfon prefenr. at the Time of packing their Goods, and who may deliver the fame at the Inns, in order that fuch Perfon may produced as an Evidence in the like Accidents as the above, to prove the Things contained i Trunks ...
... Week tothe Solkitora, ofthe Sujns fulifciibed, that the Time may Vc afcer- ?? when fu;h Subfcriptions took place, in order that fuch Morjey as may be paid in after the Subfcription? are full may be returned j it beingthe Intention of tbis Committee, that ...
... ¦ WAITED,â A fbber careful Man, whd un- derstands Slating and Plaiftering in all its Branches. Any one whom this may fuit, may have conftant Employ, by applying to Mrs. Ann Billing, in Hplljwell, Oxford. WANTED; between this and Chriftmas;*-- TWO ...
... Printed for J. Bell, Britifti Library, Strand; of whom may be had, the following Authors compleat, plain or elegantly bound, with or without the Accomode, or Travelling Cafes. Any Author or Volume may allb be had feparate bound or unbound; and Hie Publifher ...
... il. 3s. per Sett. Millers ditto at iL 6s. per ditto. By Order of the Guardians, May 17, 1782. JOHN WALKER, Clerk. BANBURY, 31ft May, 1782. LOST, on or abont the 13th of May Inftant, â A GREYHOUND DOG, white except the Sides of his Face and Ears, which ...
... Auihor, by Jacob Bryant, Efq. By JOHN RICHARDSON, Eiq; F. S. A. Of the Middle Temple ; and of Wudhrm College, Oxford. Oxford, at tbe Claren lon Prefs. Scld by T. Murray, No. 52, Fleet direct, London? and D. Pi tnce, Oxford. Of whom may be had, A Dictionary ...
... thriving Tiir,b;r. . May bf viewed ten ll\- } ; previous .â the Sale, with Tickets only, whiih, with Particulars, may then be had of Mr. Smith, No. 6a, Broad Street, where a Map of the Eftate, md an Elevation of tin: M.niio.i, may be fo t »n. Particular* ...
... George Hearne. 'Fhe Premifles may be feen by applying to Mr. Richard Lanfdale, at the Marfh, near Wycombe; or to Mr. Payn, at Wycombe; of whom, or of Mr. Allnutt, Attorney at Great Marlow-, Bucks, further Particulars may be known. A /TR. MOOR, Dentift ...
... larjre and lofty, and all Conveniencies fit for a Gentleman's Family. Two Clofes of Failure Land may he had upoh I.cafe, if required. — Further Particulais may be had of Mr. Hunt, at Stratford-upon-Avon. WARWICKSHIRE ESTATE. TO be SOLD, A Compleat FREEHOLD ...
... from the Oxford Canal.— A Mail Coach goei and returns from Oxford to Banbury every Day. Any Gentleman who may become, Tenant to the above PremitTei, may have the Deputation of a Manor well flocked with Game, In the Vicinity of Steeple Afton. ■* The PremiiTei ...
... Nor- ton, 011 cr before the ill Day of May next : And all Peifons who ftand indebted to the Eftate of the ?? d, arc deliud to pay their ?? Debt: to the fiid Executors, or Mr. Winter, on or before the faid ill Day cf May, oiherwife Proceedings fit Law will ...