... Breath- ings, fhortnefs of Breath, and all Sorts of Con- fumptions; even when fo far advanced, as not to be cured by any otbpr Medicine in the World. For their virtues vaflly exceed any thing that ever was publijbed, or even known to this Age, in the Cure ofthe worft Afthmas and Confumptions of all Sorts; Coughs, Colds, Catarrhs, &c. They in- fiantly relieve the Patient, in the moft ...

... tbe Honour to be esrp'oy.i and begs Leave to inform them, le is removed to tbe late Mr* Bakeiveirs Slop, in the Corn-Market, Derby, where be hopes to meet with a Continuance of their Favours ; at which Pi- c maybe bad wholefale or retail, the f /lowing Articles ?? ™d cheap as in London, vix. Beft VtrginfSMeakin,, T,barc6 fnoldsJc^bSn,*, Papier Mac be? and BergLJTnuff Boxes, Poland Star.h, ...

... now made good, and compleatly finifhed, and quite convenient and agreeable for Travellers. _g4thjuly, 1 77 1. ?? ' . A MAIN of COCKS, to be fought at William Thacker's, at the Coopers-Arms in Afhborne, betwixt the Gentlemen of Derby, and the Gentlemen of Afhborne; to weigh 4l Cocks, for four Guineas a Battle, and Twenty the Main. To weigh on Saturday, and to fight,. Tuefday, Wednefday, and ...

... the other to St. Werburgh ; the*. following Account of thofe ?? Saints, may be nenu to the Generality of your Readers ; and your inferting them, nuill oblige 4 Known Correspondent. ST. Alkmund, Son to Aired, King of Northumberland, (lain in Battle in 800, occafioned by the Vice-Roy of Worcefter, in purfuing of his Title to fome Lands, was, notwithftanding, reputed a Martyr.— However it was ...

... and Six in the Afternoon, at the Houfe of Thomas Staveley, in Youlgreave, in the County of Derby; A Freehold Mefluage or Dwelling Houfe, fituate and being in Youlgreave aforefaid, wherein Benjamin Oldfield doth now inhabit and dwell ; together with another fmall Dwelling Houfe, .Butcher's Shop, Stable, and Garden thereto belonging. 5-Sj ->V '■ For further Particulars enquire ?? Attorney at ...