... Conditions bf Sale) ofthe Reclory of Blore aforefaid, fituate In the County ol Stafford, eight Miles from leek and Cheadle, in the faid County, and three (torn Albborm In the County of Derby, and very near feveral good Turnpike-Roads, contain- ing near Eight Hundred Acres, (moftly Meadow and Pafture Larid, lies altogether in aßing-Fence, Freehold and Tythe- free, very improveable, Lime being ...

... Five Hundred Volumes, in Hiflory, Lives, Memoirs, Voyages, Travels, Romances, Novels, Poetry, Plays, Mifcellanies, Sec. lent out to be Read by the Quarter, Month, Week, cifc. By J. SANDER S, Bookfellcr, Stationer, and Bookbinder, in the Corn- Market, Derby. Being a good Collection of its Kind, including all the new Novels and Books of Entertainment; publilhed this prefent Year ; and will be ...

... Languages. In very fine Condition, many of them on large Paper : Among whicii is included the LIBRARY o£ Sir CHARLES MOLYNEUX, OtTeverfal, Bart, in the County of Nottingham, deceas'd and feveral Others. Amongft many others equally valuable, are the fol- lowing, viz. Illuft. ofthe Holy Script. 4 Vs. Le Brun's Travels, 2 Vols. Da Halde'sHift. ofClnna, 2V. Dugdale's Am. of Warwicitfli.' ...

... upon a Vifit to Mr. Alderman Oliver, at Putney, you came there, and perfuaded me to go with you to your Houfe at Fulham, where I had never before been, that we might the next Morning go together by Water to London. In the Boat you began with me a Converfation about the City, as exaftly as I can recolleft to the following Effeft : W. '« I think I ought to confider fomething about providing for ...

... W. ASHTON /.Winlter; A. MARTIN, in Alhby ; j CALOW, Shopkeeper in ChelterEeld ; W BOTT, Shopkeeper in BuXtbn; andtt. HICK Scboolmafter ih Sheffield, at only One Shil ling a Bottle. A Speedy and Certain CUR E for The ITCH, SCUR V Vi 'M In any Part of the Bodyi which has been ap- prov'd of by many Years Experience ; being' made from the Receipt ofa late eminent Phy* lician of DERBY. IT is an ...

... the Houfe of Commons, we hereby fummon you to attend your Service in Parlia- ment on Tuefday the fifteenth Day of February next. We have the Honor to be, Sir, Your moft obedient Jan. 38, 1774. humble Servants, Stephen Satre,? c , i4r William Lee, s&heriff5 &heriff - To John Wilkes, Efq; oneof the Knights of the Shire for the ?? County of Middlefex. (COPY.) Prince* s-Court, near Storey 3 s-Gate ...

... ERED UPON IMMEDIATELY; A Good DWELLING-HOUSE, with a Garden and other Conveniences ; fituate at the upper ' End of Bridge-Gate in Derby. ! Enquire of FRANCIS CUTTS, at the George Inn in ' Derby aforefaid. BOR O U G.H of DERBY. ' St. JAMES's FAIR. NOTICE is hereby Given, That the FAIR, commonly called St. JAMES's FAIR, will this Year be held in the faid Borough, on WEDNESDAY the 25th Inftant, ...

... poffefled of ; a Calculation, by which Means we could afcer- tain which Half the Numbers in the Lottery, running promifcuoufly through the Whole, fhould have a Ma- jority of Prizes ; out of which we did feleft (with an ¦ infinite deal of Trouble and Expence) all fuch Tickets as we fold, and were ?? fortunate tht rein, particularly in the Year 1770 previous to the Draivinr, a Book containing ...

... Author of Hudibrdl. Publifhed from the Original Manufcripts, formerly in the PofTefTion of W. Longueville, Efq; By R, THYER, Keeper of the public Library at Manchejler. . In TWO VOLUMES, Oaavo. KJ do hereby certify, that the Papers, now propofed to be publilhed by Mr. Thyer, are the original Manufcnpts of Mi. Samuel Butler, Author of Hud&rai, and were be- « queathed to mc by the late ...

... Country, to inoculate all pro- per Subjects that offer for the Sm a ?? ; he has already ino- culated great Numbers in this County; who have all had the Dillemper in fo favourable a Manner as fcarcely to be called a Difeafe j every one being able to walk or ride about their Bull- nefs, and fpllow their Employ during the. whole Progrefs, (Phyfic Days only excepted) the Names of every Individual ...

... • , ;; ?? ?? — ! — . — . M o ?? ■■ . !^i^ To ■^:M^ J %\ ?? ' \jo~\mtW ' And entered upon Immediately,. i W .Capital MESSUAGE;; wi th Sf aisles: Wg 1 3 f__rTL irbrfes, 5 a Barn, Cbwhbdfe; a Coachhoufe, Dovfefibufe, pardens planted with Wall Frtiit, and other Fruit*- Trees; ?? Ponds vyell ftored wjth Trout, Carp,, Tench, Jnld' Perch'; and jany, Quantity .iQf Land, ( not..e*iccs ed ?? ...

... of the Medicine tor the Cure of the Bite of Mad Dogs, prepared by William Hill, Efq; of Ormfkirk, Lancafhire, he has now confented, forthe Good ofthe Public, to intruft the Sale of it to his Nephews, Mr. Wilham Hill, and Mr. James Berry, Apothecary, in Mount-Street, Berkley-Square, London, where it may be had at Five Shillings and Three- pence per Dofe, with proper Di- rections for its ...