... Badger, of Balton-en • le-Moors, Machine maker.—S, Dutton, J. flop,ey, of Liverpool, woolien drapers.—A. Murray, of South Shie:de, John Cowie, of London, feedfman.—Richard Blake, of Briftol,. broker.—Wm Wheeler, of Bath, build , m.—Thomas Thorn, ant 'l' ...

... through Derby, Burton, Lichfield, to the Swan Inn, Birmingham ; where it meets the Worcefter, Cloucefter, Oxford, Briftol, Bath, Exeter and Plymouth Coaches. London Coaches every Morning through Chefterfield, Mansfield, Nottingham, Leicefter, and Northampton ...

... evening. Laft week, as a youth altout 18 years of age was bathing in a brook at Lol'co, in Derbyfliire, was unfortuately drowned, notwithftanding every endeavour to lave his life tlrofe that were bathing with him. He has left father and mother in indigent ...

... boy of the name of Molyneux, of Barniley, was bathing himlelf in the rivulet the Old id ill, near that place, was unfortunately drowned. The lame ...

... the paupers of their diftriet, on pain of forfeiting the whole of their weekly allowance. Dr. Graham tells the corporation of Bath, that it they would lay open the waters for the free ufe of man apd beafi, and convert a few meadows into mid/time: mud, they ...

... its effeas. —Not a wig to be feen, in the taradifi HE deferibes. •••••KATTERPELTO the learned, in oppofition to this earth-bathing pbyfician, tells us, he is qubriting a fifical dreatife on de goot broberties of de vigs ! broovlng dat a head is no bead ...

... Miley the Rider, though in that cafe it is thought to be extina. Lord Lyttleton, we are informed, fet out in a few weeks for Bath, and refide them during thezreareff part of the enfuing funinitn., the waters of that place having been recommended by his ...