... accompl ifti young GENTLEMEN, for the Uni- V.fRS IT l us, Army, Navy, Trade, orany other Employment of Life, are Taught by Ten of the Eelt MASTERS, in their feveral Prdfeflions ; together with their proper Affiftants,**-— - The Number of Students is fuel., that the Reverend Mr. HYDE, One. of the afoiefaid' MASTER^ is allow'd to Board the Sons of thofe Parents, that chufe to have them private ...

... may be accommodated with a POST-CHAISE' at any Time, on proper Notice. * To be LE TT, and Enter* d upon next Midfuataer, cr Michaelmas, * A Very handfome, well fituated new Brick HOUSE 1 on Dttjfield Bank, Three Mile* horn DERBY lately In rte I'ofll-ffion of Mr. George Brentnall, with FouJ 1 Rooms on a Floor, goad Cellars, and very convenient Out-' boufes, a' neat Gaiden, well WaU r d, with ...

... Ar.thmo ick, ».*d A chants Accompts, after a piaiti and eafy Method: where -outh may Bond; alfo fuch as defi: e may be taught ab. old, ?? by David Stives Tin, f NOTICE is berety~&M~~~ mm THAT the fi'ft Meeting of the TRUSTEES for putting m Execution an Aft for Repairing and Widening the Roud fom the WeO End ,t t.c T O vL of Burton tpon Trent , in the County ot Stafford, through the laid Town ...

... 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 ...

... by the King's Authority, OF ALL THE FAIRS in England and Wales % As they have been Settled to be Held Since the Alteration of the STILE;. NOTING LIKEWISE The Commodities which each of the faid r A I R Sis remarkable for iiirnifhing, V All the ! Lists of Fairs are full of great Mifekei; and in no wife to be depended on, unlefs fign'd with the HandVVnting ol Wm. Owen. Printed for W OVbh, at ...

... about the fame, by applying to Mr. William Grbavbs, Shoemaker In Bakewell, betwixt this and the zoth Inflant. V 0 B E SQL \dT T AHandfome well built Brick HOUSE, Handing near Sadler Gate Bridge, \n DERBY, with a Back- Yard adjoining, and other Conveniencies, late Mr. Solomon Brown's, Mafon, now in Pofleflion of Mr. Metcalfe, Supeivrfor of Excife. For further Particulars, enquire of Mr. ...

... Iglanr, a Briudcd Mali'ifF WHELP, about Half a Year old, Jsfwers tcr the tfatae of L YON ; Ins a Streak down the Face, and white Breaft, a cut Tail, and the two Claws on the hinder Feet cut oft, Whoever can give Notice of him. fo that he may be had again to Mr. HOW, at the Gtorge Inn, in Dbrby afoiefaid, fliall have reafonable Satisfaction :- or ' keep him at their Peril,, aftet this publick ...

... tc ,* d * honour him with their Company, through his C 0 U R S _ 0 _ EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY: Thar the Pirft LECTURE will begin upon Wednesday January the i-jih, at Twelve o'clock at Noon • and loi ,| e (.en-.cn.cncy of thofe that can't attend at that Time, the fa n .Q LECTURE will be repeated at Sx o'clock the fame Evening, at his own Room in the Irtngate , where the great* efl Care will* be ...

... Outbuildings and Garden, about half an Acre, bounded by a Rivulet ; now in the Poffeffion of Godfrey Cooper ; fit for a Skinner or Tanner. For further Particulars enquiie of Mr. Robert Port, or J. Fenton, Attorney in BURTON afoicfaid. ' | , TOBESOLD, At HIRST, in the Parifb of HatherfiJge, a J County of DERBY, A Freehold ESTATE, late Joseph BrightV Efcj; in the Poffcffion of Henry Ibbotfon, ...

... of Poland and Germany, through which the Ruffians are now marching, and which is likely to be the Seat of War ; alfo a neat Map of the two Mouths of the Ganges, with the adjacent Countiy of Bengali, and an ex- planatory Cut. THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE For JULT, 1757. Containing, more in Quantity and greater Variety than an* Book of the Kind and Price. Speech of V — l C —l, Efq; on an interefling ...

... (Embclliflied with a curious Emblematical Frontifpicce, an en- graved Title Page ; a curious Copper-; Plate ofthc Eyed Moth, or Butterfly, moft elegantly, coloured from Nature;, a large Plan of Havre dc Grace, a new Country Dance, and a new Song fct to Mufick) [NUMBEH i.J Of Tiie ROYAL MAGAZINE; OR, Gentleman's Monthly Companion: For July, 1759. To be continued Monthly, Containing, among many ...

... and Four Feet and a Half Wide, ?? to Nine of the WINDOWS. Alfo Six Tranfom WINDOWS, well Glazed and Lead- ed, Six Feet and a Half high, and Four Feet and a Half wide, with Cafements, to Four of the WINDOWS. The Bars are Iron. Enquire of John Manning Joiner, in the Ircngate Der bit. . 1 ■ 1 j * ?? >.««.Ni Nottingham, January 16, 1750. Notice is hereby given to all Gentlemen, Tradefmen, *wd ...