... may have conftant Employ. N.B. A ROPER is likewife wanted. To . be SO L D, FOUR HOUSES, fituate in the Morlege inDERB v, with Stables, and many other Conveniences; fuitable for a Baker, Butcher, &c. For Particulars enquire of Mr. STRUTT and Co. in Derby. Stolen, or Taken _ A way, FROM out of the Stable of Mifs Wood, of Burton, near Barnfley, Yorkfhire, about eight ?? on Wednefday Evening, the ...

... 77+* JOHN SOARS, Currier and Leather-Cutter, TAKES this Method of informing his Friends in particular, and the Leather Manufactory in geneial, that he has opened a WAREHOUSE in the St. Mary-Gate, Derby, where they may be fitted with any Sort or Quantity of Leather, on the loweft Terms, and the Favor gratefully acknowledged, by Their obedient, and Humble Servant, JOHN SOARS. N. B. The beft ...

... bound 3s. 6d. (Revifed and corrected with many large Improvements throughout the Whole, and adapted to prefent Prices of Materials and Labour, by JOHN GREEN, Ar- chitect in Salifbury.) THE LONDON and COUNTRY BUILDER'S VADE MECUM : Or, the CoMrure and Universal ESTIMATOR. Comprehending the London and Country Prices of the different Works of Bricklayers, Mafons, Carpenters, Joiners, Glaziers, ...

... Think I fhould be undefeiving of the Eencfit I have received, and greatly deficient in grati- tude to you, if I omitted infoiming you rhat I am recovered from a deplorable flate or body, by taking your Reftorative Medicine, I labouied for many Years under a univerfal re- laxation and complication of difurdets (occalioned, I am well afiuied, by juvenile imprudence) tor which I took innumerable ...

... Mr. P O W E L L. At the THEATRE in DERBY, ON Friday Evening the ift of December, 1775, w ?? be prefented, The BEGGARS OPERA. Captain MACKHEATH, Mr. POWELL. POLLY, Mifs M'GEORGE, And LUCY, Mrs. RICHARDS. To which will be added, a Comedy of Three A£ts, call'd The WAY to KEEP HIM. LOVEMORE, Mr. RICHARDS. Mrs. LOVEMORE, Mrs. M'GEORGE, Aiid Widow BELMOUR, (fcr this Night only) Mrs. LEE. Tickets to ...

... who has considerable Debts in Portugal and Spg^ji, propofes £oing over to recover;, them, would he' ej ad to tranfa-. ( Bufinefs fpr any Houfe in theHijfery>Cut_ery, or any other Man ufaflory^ may Inquire erf Itir. BrentnaJ- Wine Merchant,: Derby. Dr. B A R X E R's DROPS* An infallible CURE forthe PALSY, JAUNDICE, and RHEUMATISM. WHICH have been in the Pofieiiion ct aCent_ tlenian for upwards ...

... That he has taken and entered upon the HALL at BUXTON, which is entirely new furnilhed, and fitted up in a more convenient Manner for the Accommodation of the Company j and as it is now ready for their Reception, he humbly hopes to meet with Encouragement ; and if he is fo happy as to be thus favoured, he prefumes to fay that nothing _hallbe wanting on his Part, either in the Houfe or Stables ...

... new, and neatly bound, propofes to fell thsm at very low Prices, at his Shop in the Irongate, Derby, viz. Bafkerville's elegant Bible, Accountof 300 Animals. large Folio. Collumbus's Voyage. Henry on the Bible, 6 V. dit. Hoppus's Meai'urer. Purver's Bible, 2 Vols, ditto. Fifher's Arithmetic. Burkitt on the New Teft. Wife's ditto. Jofephus's Hift. of the Jewifh Ready Reckoner. Wars, 4to. ...

... SUBSCRIBERS to the CARD ASSEMBLY, for having this Day -appointed her MANAGER of that Affembly, in the room of tbe late Mrs. Bass an o. Wanted Immediately, a journeyman collar-maker. A good Hand may meet with eonftant Employment, by applying to HUGH OLDFIELD, Collar-maker, in Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire. DERBYSHIRE MILITIA. TH E under-named Perfons being SUBSTI- TUTES in the faid Militia, ...

... their paft Favours, and begs Leave to inform them, that he is now felling off his Stock in Trade at Prime-Coft. The Hou/hold Goods likewife to be difpofed of. ?? ?? A. CLARKE, Milliner, MOST refpe&fully begs Leave to inform the Ladies, and Public in general, that flic is removed from her late Shop at the Bottom of the Irongate, Derby, to one at the upper End of the Sadlergate; where flic ...

... Derby, on Friday the firft Day of Oflober, 1773, between the Hours of Two and Four in the A tier noon, fubjee. to fuch Conditions as will be then and there produced; A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, or DWELLING- HOUSE, (now ufed as an Inn) whh the Barns* _> tables and other convenient Out-buildings thereto be- longing, fituatc and being at Hurdlow alorefaid And alfo feveral Clofes, or Parcels pf Land, ...

... had • been afflicted with the Stone for fix or feven Years, during which Time he had been fubject almoft every Week to fuch Fits ofthe Difeafe, with painful Spafms throughout the Paffages, as put him to the moft excruciating Torture for two or more Days together, the Agonies of which repeatedly threw him into vomitting, and his whole Body into Convul- fions, Delirium, Sec. In fhort, it is ...