... -rfield the 13th Inlt. the Inhabitants ofthe Market Town of Tidcfweß, requefled to have 100 .of the Surplus of Tolls applied to enable them to carry the laid Turnpike Road thro' their Town, and offered to keep the lame in Repair in all Times to come, and to acquiefce in all Differences which have anftn between them and the faid Truftees j and the Truftees at fuch Meeting being inclined to ...

... 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.' ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... at.tlic. Top ofthe Bridi?e,-Ga.te , Irs.Derby, .thinks it prppei: to acqujinrtbePublick,. rliar he fells Wines, ?? Brandies* Re. neat as irnpdi red ; and that all Perforij who bleafe 'tofavQiif him With their OrderSi may di pend upon being ferved With tne beft Commodities, and pn the mdlt reafonable TerhtSi By 1 Tbe k humble Serkrdttlt,' 1 . j'• ■ ,; ■ r, ?? -.■■,- ?? . „ .HENRY I ...

... an exact Plan ofthe City and Harbour ofthe Haranna, the moft impregnable Fort in the Weft Indus. THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, For APKIL, 1762. Containing more in Quantity and greater Variety than any Book of the Kind and Price. Suicide and jnadnefs religioudy con'i'dcred. Uncommon netrilaction difcovered. New regulations in the militia Bill. Proceed ings of a court- martial at Lincoln. Dilcoverv ...

... ■• » a-• »T»HA r the next MEETING of the COMMISSION ens, ike Adt of PailiMum lot 4i*idin{t inciofin| cwMin open GiouikM r*- Aarc* ( Md fume Pant of Moor or TiaA of wafte Land, ariihia (kc MANOR of BOWLS, ia ike of York, »p--poiaftd 10 be keid at ibe Houle or Mr James Peacock, lankecper, ta Sewca, •iihin the faid Manor, on Monday the of May loftanr, ac Tea o’clock the forenoon, fo ...

... Partl. Of Knowledge in general; the Advantage* of gaining it early, with a Definition tbeieof. Of God, his t(fence and Attributes. Of the Origin of Nature, and fitft Formation of Things. Chronological Tables of the Knowledge of hiftotical Events from •he Saxon lieptarchy, A.D. 45;, to the piefent Time. Part II Geography, in a Manner entirely new: Containing, (by Qneftlon and Anfwet) t. A ...

... To SOL D, Situate at Limhorp, in Cleveland, in the North Riding of the County Yotk, within two Miles of Stockton, feven Srok.-tley, feven of Yatm, and within Half Mile of the River Tees, A FARM, containing Acres LAND, flie(C4bcUt ...

... AD tP U Y CHAP lain to a RtGiMENr Foot, now in Scotland. A'lfo to be SOLD, The CHAPLAINSHIP Of «n old Rfgimfnt Foot. For futthei Pai'iculMS apply to the Rev. Mr Ma*ct, Scoiton, near Richmond, Toiklhire. L F. T, ONE-TWE TH PAHT of the Gramb LtASE STELLA COLLIERY. Anv w.liiiig to :ake it, ate defned to fend th- it Propofol* Col. Thom Mailcy. in Henry Street, Dublin, or to Mr in fiieer. cattle. ...