... 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. ...

... Cities of London and Weftminfter, and the Borougft , of Southwark. ' By PermifTion, addrciled to his Royal Hl'glmefs the Prince oi WALES, Number XXVIII. for Fabrv a r y, 17.7, of 1-^HE GENERAL MAGAZINE O F ARTS and SCIENCES. Philofophical, Philological, Mathematical, and Mechanical. By BENJAMIN MARTIN. Printed for W. Owrn, at Homer t-Head, Temple-Bar I and fold by ]ER. ROE, Bookfeller in Dhrby ...

... 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 ...

... next, betwixt the Hours ot Two and Six in the Afternoon, being f good convenient HOUSE, fituate in the Market- Place ; with a Clofe adjoining to the faid Town. The Sale to be at the Royal Oak afoiefaid. For further Particulars relating thereto, enquire of Mr. Ed- ward Goodwin, Attorney at Law in JJbbcme aforefaid, or Mr. Francis Mbynbll, Apothecary in DERBY: Tobe LE TT, and Enter'd upon at ...

... come to this Town, where he purpofes to teach young Gentlemen and otheis, the Violin, and the German Flute, on reafonable Teims. To be heard of at his Lodgings at Mr. B « l r 1 * L d's, near the Upper Green Man in Sc. Phtkr's Parifh. vv To be LETT Together or Separate, and enter'd u~pon immediately, A Convenient MESSUAGE, or Dwelling HOUSE and Milthoufe thereto adjoining, late in the ...

... Little Mafters and MifTes New Guide to the Study of their Mother Tongue. In Four Parts. I. The Englifh Alphabet in all the Chardfleis now ufed'in 7 Printing: With their various Powers, or Sounds! 11. A compendious English Spelling-Book, on a new Plan, with Variety of proper Lelfons; all duly- accented and divided, to prevent, a vicious Pronunciation. . 111. Seleft, ingenious Fiftions, without ...

... may be feen a Manuscript, Catalogue, with the PRICES, lower than in any ever yet pub- lifh'd. Amongft which are in F 0 L 10. / Short on Mineral Waters iVi; Burnet's Hiflory of the Refer- ?? ?? oi- Windfor. matton, 3 Vols. J[ If. Newwtau Qpticki, &c. Ware's Co.nbleat Body of Th « S d > 4th, sth, and *th Architcflure. t (1; Vols, of Doddridge's Fa : Miller's Gardener* D|di ...

... of Turbary, within the Wade Gioiwds and Commons of tbe faid Mannor, are dtfired to meet at the COURT-HOUSE in Hartington, on Tuefday the Fifth Day oi July nexr, at Eleven in the Fore- noon, to confider of, and fettle a Scheme, and Heads ofa Bill, intended to be prepared and laid befoie Parliament in the next Seffion, fora Gencr_\ Inclofure Divifion, and Allotment of the faid Commons, and Walk ...

... to the Corporation of DERBY, confifting of Oak, Elm, and Afh, will be Sold to the beft Bidder, at the Town Hall in DERBY, on Thurfday the 26th of January next, between the Hours of Three and Six* For further Particulars, enquire of John Bingham, Efq: Mayor of DERBY. v Tobe SOLD to the beft BIDDER, onVJedlel- day next, being the _ih of January, at the White- Lion Inn in DERBY, betwixt the Hours ...

... View of Sty Paul's Cathedral before its Spire was deftroyed by Lightning; alfo the Front, or Weft-End ot St. Paul's, as it is now rebuilt, and a Song fut to Mu- fick, a Minuet and a Country Dance. Number XXXIV. for AUGUST, 17*7, ofj THE GENERAL MAGAZINE 0 F ARTS and SCIENCES. Philofophical, Philological, Mathematical, and Mechanical, By BENJAMIN MARTIN. This Number contains, The Young ...

... enquire of Mr. John Marsden, at the White Lion Inn in DERBY. To be LETT, and Enter'd on immediately, A Very good convement Safh'd HOUSE, fie lor a Gentleman's Family, with a Erewhoufe, Stable, large Garden, and other Conveniences thereto belonging; late in the PofTeffion of Mts. Turner, and fituate near All Saints Churchin DERBY. Forfurther Paiticulars enquire of Mr, FALLOWS, Attorney in DERBY ...