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ALL such as are Adventurers for Lands in Ireland, are desired to meet at
Grocers-Hall in London, on Tuesday next, being the Seventh of this instant
September, by one of the clock in the afternoon; at which time there will be
such Proposals read, as happily may obtain a final Settlement.
An Advertisement of Books newly Published.
There is a learned Piece newly published, written by Doctor
Lewis du Moulin, Professor of History in the University of Oxon, Entituled
Ludovici Molinœi Epistola ad Amicum, in quâ Grariam Divinani, seque defendit
adversus objecta Clar: viri Johannis Dallæi, in Prafatione. libri in Epicritam
Sold by Samuel Thomson in Pauls Church-yard.
Murrel's Two Books of Cookery containing the best fashions of
Dressing all manner of Flesh, Fish, or Fowl; and perfect directions for
furnishing of any Feasts, either in Summer or Winter: with the best and
newest Art of Carving and Serving. The Eighth Edition inlarged with many
choice Receipts of preserving, Conserving, Candying, and Perfuming. The
best extant. Sold by Robert Horn at the Turks-head in Cornhil.
Advertisements.
AUgust 30. 1658 Lost from Mr. Butterfields Grass in Islington, One bay Gelding
with a short Tail, and a Wenn on the near side, and a white spot on
the near Buttock; about 14 or 15 Hands high, aged 13 years, very small headed
and high mettled: Give notice to Quarter-Master Edw. Lloyd at the Globe in Islington,
and Forty shillings shall be thankfully payd as a Reward.
ROwland Pippin by Gods help will cure the Rupture or Broken-belly perfectly,
in a little time. I desire no money in hand, but present charge out
of Purse for Trusses and other things fit for the Cure The Poor for Charity.
My Chamber is in the Strand, at the sign of the Three Pigeons, near Somerset-house.
I shall be there Thirteen or Fourteen days in the beginning of every
moneth, until Ten of the clock in the morning, and from One to six in the afternoon
to see my Patients, and do my best-endeavors for them or any other
that may want me. My habitation is at Sutton-Brewhouse near Gildford in
Surrey.
AUgust 12. 1658. Lost out of a Ground near Oxford, a dapple gray Nag
about thirteen handfuls high, and about eight years old, with a white
speck upon the fight of his far eye, and swelled on the far Leg behinde on his
Footlock-Joynt, having all his paces. Also a bright Bay Mare about 14 handfuls
high, with a star in her forehead, a black Mane and Tayl, her Tayl cut;
about ten years old, having all her paces. If any person shall give notice of
them to Mr. Richard Bedwel at the sign of the Bell in Drury-lane, Corn-Chandler,
or to Mr. Ralph Flexney at the Floweredluce in Oxford, they shall
have forty shillings reward.
IN Stratford Langton, near Bow; and about four miles from London is a fair
House to be Let, or part thereof, with a large and well planted Orchard and
Garden, a Coach-house and a Stable, encompassed with a Brick-wall, and Five
Acres of Pasture ground thereunto belonging. If any person enquire at the
Globe in the Great Old-Baily, a more particular account will there be given.