... Todd, \» here tiie Nt. ,lity, -entieu'en, Trnvenei«. an-1 nthers, will have g.-od Dfige and tjenred \ccomniad tion ; and may lie ..ipplted Willi compi. at Pour- wheii'd I'olt-Chaifes to any Place, at realbnapl* Rates, J/ffH EREAS the Star Inn in Ponte- frad hath bien lately broke up, all Gentlemen, l radefmen, (jte, may depend upon having gad Accommi- datiens at the &ig-i efi the BULL and BOAR ...

... ?? ?? — — ?? -, . — . -u-ifißL.' 1-1 J / NOTICE is hereby given, THAT at a Meeting at the Angel in Chefierfield, on Monday the 3d of this Inflant May, of the Truftcej for the Erefteiij; Toll-Gates and chilling Officers upon the TURNPIKE intended to be carried on from Derby to Chefierfield, and Sheffield, and from Derby to Wirhfivorth, the faid Tiullees did adjourn the faid Meeting to the ...

... convenient Part of this Town, for a Merchant ; or whoever has a good Houfe, Packing Shops, Stables, and Out- houfes, ready built, or to be built, in a proper and airy Place, with a Clofe or two adjoining, may hear of a Tenant (fo enter to the PremifTes at Lady day next enfuing) by applying to the Printer of this Paper. (£0 fee Hstt, andenter'd upon immediately, A FULLING-MILL, fituated on the ...

... D ERBY, are fold, all Sorts of neat London FLOUR, Wholefale or Retail e n Wedntfday s and Fridays, at the loweft Prices. NOTICE is hereby given; THAT the TRUSTEES ol the TURNPIKE betwixt Burton and Derby, intend to meet ac Mr. EiUNtNALL's WINE VAULT in DERBY, on Friday the Thirtieth Day of this Inftant April, at Thice ?? in the Afternoon, to confider ot feveral Things relating to the TURNPIKE ...

... Middle of Brifloi Streetj oppofite to Lord Rols's. Hotife, and nest to :.:e L..r.d called the Se- eders Land : Likewtfe a Wrights Shop behind it. newly ?? w r . 1 targe we'l finifhed Ware-room an i Garrer 2bov^-, a Wood Yard weU inclofed with Sa'7 Pit and i>rher Conveniencies , where will be* ujid oir nth fome ready snsti-: Oibinc, ' 'n.:ir iV.. '■ ■ j.u.^kirv; Glrdtes. ;md 2 very good ...

... ?? Porafoe - - ■ Scory ot o:— -.a- Uad in X cno* Hy» s Cl'Citl?T -oN. In T ?? . Yv BERS, P.;r Number lo b.. - i = ■■ - cry ■• Omh^ Pne ?? C'i-^/tT Se t o^ M YR3 X E S am r A. ...

... To LEAP this Seas on. Me Hkmry Horner's, in Middleham, Yorkfhire, at One Guinea a Mate, and Shilling the Servant; \ Beautiful Chefnut Horse, called YOUNG SWEEPSTAKES, hied by his Grace the Duke of Bolton : His Grace’s Mates was cover’d with him for four Years by paft« bu: he is now the Property of the Henry Homer: He is fifteen Hands high, and Mailer of any Weight. He was got by .Swecpftakes ; ...

... d upon immediately, THE Anchsr in St. Clement's Parifh, near the Ship- Yard, Ipswich, in good F-epair. Fcr further Particulars enquire of Mr. John Sharp. To be Lett and Entered upon at Michaelmas next. A TENEMENT and FARM, at Rattlesden in the County of Suffolk, now in the Tenure of Humphry Broora. For further Particulars enquire of Mrs.MarthaFifke,Colchefter. LOST between Ipswich and ...

... I J E ?? G ;N i 5, ?? The Bon. she \?ag:fir?tcs and Town Council of Edinburgh by R r . ■c.tiii:i.''nri: *■ ?? :X the Conirihttcc for improving 61 Cfffl ICH ItIWS within t*:e Chy having elechrd Mr. GILSQN to be O/crfce'- and feachct tht lime, He takes this Oppattuafey of acquainting tht -ye proposes »o tench churf.h MtJjtk. acrordin*' ra c ie Pbn hid -i- • pttwed of by ibe Honourable Magi ...

... 1 756. . This is to give NOTICE, HpHATthe INN lately kept in this * Town by Mr. Thompson, is now cemp'eatly fit- ted up, and kept by MICHAEL HARRISON, where all Gentlemen, Travellers, and others, may depend upon meeting with the beft Accomodations. - 1 , 1 , To be Sold by AUCTI O N, On Friday the ?? Irjiant, at One ?? precijely, (On the Premises) T^HE Dwellisg-Hoise with the Fix- tures, of ...

... in tbe Dhtifion of ibe Lends of INVE P ESK. Thefe arc intimating ro all Parries concerned, that the Valuators ari pointed for making a new Vajuarion of fhe Grounds, have made their Re- port that tt Account of each Pa • : ■■ In erdt in Quantity and CyMby «?- cording ro that Valuation has been made a id Directions giren to tiie Mts- litter to make a Scheme oi the ?? -: ■• ■ „ ?? .-ve-i ?? ?? ■■ ...

... Salt in Wirkfworth, and W. Ashton. iri Winfler', at only One Shilling a Bottle ; A Speedy and Certain CURE for the ITCH, SCURVEY, fcfc. In any Part ofthe Body, which has been afprov'd at by -many Years Experience', being made frem tie Receipt of a late eminent Physician of D E r b y. IT is an agreeable, clear, and excellent. Water; ( to be apply'd outwardly ) without Smell, Daub j Confinement, ...