... upon a Vifit to Mr. Alderman Oliver, at Putney, you came there, and perfuaded me to go with you to your Houfe at Fulham, where I had never before been, that we might the next Morning go together by Water to London. In the Boat you began with me a Converfation about the City, as exaftly as I can recolleft to the following Effeft : W. '« I think I ought to confider fomething about providing for ...

... Hi WIT El an HISTORICAL and BIOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT of its PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS, from the Eajiixst Ages to the Prksent Time. Including whatever is moft ufeful in Geografh y, and moft interefting in Sacred and Profane History. Containing a _f»ESCRiPTroN of the Conti- nents, IJlands, Empires, Kingdoms, States, Pro- vinces, Mountains, Cities, Principal Towns, Seas, Lakes, Rivers, &c. Together with ...

... by an univerfal Clap, and the Mufic began, but was flopped, and ordered to play God fave the King. At the fecond Mufic they called for Britons ftrike home. The Dramatic Piece, in which the Inftalla- tion.m to be introduced at Covent Garden, is compofed by Dr. Arne, and is a Reprefcnta- tion of the Manners of the prefent Times ;— while the Entertainment at Drury Lane con- tains a Picture of the ...

... meet the Amgnees of his Eftate and Effects at the George Inn in Derby, on Wednefday the fixteenth Day of Oftober Inftant, at Eleven ?? in the Fore- noon, in order to confider of fome fpeciai Matters, re- lative to the faid Bankrupt's Eftate and Effects. STATE LOTTERY, , 77 ,. THE TICKETS, and SHARES oIT TICKETS, are Sold aud d .vided into HALVES, QyARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX- TEENTHS, by HAZARD ...

... PILLS, univerfally efteemed the beft Remedy againft thofe Complaints which the Female Sex are fub- jea to: Theycleanfe, purify, and caufe a free Circula- tion in the Blood, and remove all Obftruaions; whereby Health is recovered, and the Patient, who looked like Death, reftored to a lively Complexion. Pr. Is. the Box. Beware of Counterfeits. BETTON'S ONLY TRUE BRITISH OIL, which is an ...

... MOTTOS: Or, ENGLISH J.O,R£'S ? In Imitation of, but far fupeiior tt* .thofe 'Fccnxh Jokes ufually iold atthe ConfecKoncv*jK..*9v ptr Dozen. . ?? «£!?*' .. Thefe fokes were invented abroad as an agree- able Amufement after Dinner and Supper, bj en- livening and entertaining a Company ar a trifling Expence. Ladies chufe for Gentlemen, and Gen- tlemen for Ladies; aod when broke contain a Motto, ...

... 27th, SATURDAY the aBth, and Mon- day the 30th Days of this Inftant September ; and for the future, continue to be holden annually on the 27th, 28th, and 29th Days of the faid Month, (except one of thofe Days falls on Sunday, which fo happens this prefent Year, and then the Day following) in the Market-Place of the faid Borough ; to which Place all Perfons may refort, with the faid Commodity, ...

... and Mr. Finney, lately purchafed by Mr. Sam. Fletcher. ?? . For Particulars enquire ofMr. Edwards in Derby. Belpar, s\th November, lffi. WHEREAS at a General Meeting held here this Oay.of a great Majority of the Proprietors of Eftates wi'rriin Belpat in the County of Dairby, it was unanimoufly agreed, that an ln- clofure of the Commons and Wafte Grounds belong* ing to thofe Eftates, would be ...

... in Sixty Number* making an elegant Volume in Folio. On Saturday the zd of February, i 7., wa ...

... whole to be compleated in Sixty Numbers, making an elegant Volume in Folio. On Saturday the zd of February, 1771. w ?? be publiflied, Price SIX- PENCE, Elegantly printed on a new Letter and fine Paper, adorned with a curious Frontifpiece defigned by Wale, and engraved by Grig- nion ; and a beautiful View of the Manfioa Houfe ani Guildhall. NUMBER I. (to be continued weekly) Ot A New and ...

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... River Dove, within one Mile of Alhborne, in the County of Derby, known by the Names of Great Buckholme, Little 'Buckholme, Mathfield Holme, Walker's Meadow, and .the Little Ifland. — For further Particulars enquire of •Mrs. Ri vx tt, at her Houfe in Derby. To Schoolmafters, private Tutors, and Go- verneffcs of Ladies Boarding Schools, This Day is publijbed, Price bound is. §d, * A New GRAMMAR ...