... poffefled of ; a Calculation, by which Means we could afcer- tain which Half the Numbers in the Lottery, running promifcuoufly through the Whole, fhould have a Ma- jority of Prizes ; out of which we did feleft (with an ¦ infinite deal of Trouble and Expence) all fuch Tickets as we fold, and were ?? fortunate tht rein, particularly in the Year 1770 previous to the Draivinr, a Book containing ...

... of the Medicine tor the Cure of the Bite of Mad Dogs, prepared by William Hill, Efq; of Ormfkirk, Lancafhire, he has now confented, forthe Good ofthe Public, to intruft the Sale of it to his Nephews, Mr. Wilham Hill, and Mr. James Berry, Apothecary, in Mount-Street, Berkley-Square, London, where it may be had at Five Shillings and Three- pence per Dofe, with proper Di- rections for its ...

... and ioth Days ot June next, betwixc the Gen' tlemen of Afhborne and Derby • to fhew 41 Cocks on each Side, for y Guineas a Battle, and ro the Main. To fight in Silver Heels. Feeders $ * OT 4/ hl>or1 : > h Co«din. C For Derby, J. Martin. B EAUME DE VIET By the KING's Patent. ?? number of extraordinary „*. . Curesda -ly performed by this moft efficacious Medicine, Accounts of which are ...

... of ?? Nottingham and elfewhere, to make thefe Patent Machines, under a falfe Pretence that we fhall not bring any Suit againft them, the Patent being near expiring, and that they may lawfully make fuch Machines, pro- vided they don't work them. And whereas Infor- mations have been given to us of the Names of fe- veral Framefmiths and Hollers, who hate been guilty of fuch mean and illegal ...

... feveral of the principal Proprietors of Eftates within Duffield and Belpar, in the County of Derby, it was unanimously agreed, that an Inclofure of Chevin Ward, Belpar Ward, and other the Commons belonging to fuch Eftates, would be of general Advan- tage to the Owners of the fame j NOTICE is therefore hereby Given, That on Monday the 19th Day of Odober next, at Ten ?? in the Forenoon, there ...

... of Derby. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Webster, Attorney at Law in Bakewell, in the faid County of Derby ; or of Mr. James Sterndale, in TidefweU afore- faid, who will fhew the Premifes. Hill\ Ormfkirk. Medicine. AFTER many repeated Applica- tions from Numbers of the Nobiiity anH Gentry, who have experienced the Efficacy *>f the Medicine for the Core of the Bite of Mad Dogs, prepared ...

... QSta~>9. On Saturday the 171b- of Odober, 1771, will be publiflied, price 6d. Embelli flied wirh an elegant Figure of his Majefty in his Coronation Robes, the Arms of the King, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Gioucefter, the Duke of Cum oerland, and rhe Dukes of Norfolk, Somerfet, Cleveland, atid Richmond, [The Whole to be illuftrated with Copper-plate Engravings of the Arms of all the Peers ...

... Barlbrough, in the County of Derby, are defired ro meet at the Houfe of Mr. Peter Webfter, in Barlbrough aforefaid, on Monday the ; lyth Day of. June next, at Eleven in the Morn*. ing, to confider ofthe Means for ?? a general Inclofure ofthe Open- Fields and Commons within the faid Manor. 22d May, ijyx. To Cover this Seafon, 1772, At One Guinea, and Half a Crown ; AT the. Kings-Head in ...

... Mathfield Hohne, « fituate near Aih- borne, in the County di Derby .-^Eor Particulars enquire of Mrs. Rivett, at her Houfe in Derby } ornf Thomas Okedpn, of Blore in Staffbrdlhire, who will fh.cw the Premife. Birmingham, Derby, and. Nottingham Old STAGE WAGGON. FO R the more fafe and^ expeditious.. Conveyance of Goods, THOMAS WESTON ' begs Leave to inform all Gentlemen, Tradefriien, and others ...

... Elegantly printed oh a new Letter and Fine Paper,, adorned with a curious FRONTISPIECE, beautifully engraved from an Original Drawing, by a Capital Mafter: The Whole to be completed in Fifty Numbers only, or the Overplus given gratis; every Number to be adorned with a moft beautiful Copper* Plate, finely engraved by the beft Artifts. NUMBER I. (To be continued Weekly, till the Whole is ...

... Boat- wright, was flopped and robbed by William Crofby, of Cavendifh Bridge, William Fofter, Rowland Sudbury* and Thomas Lfces, all of Caftle Donington, upon a certain Place called the Caftle Hill, in the Town of Caftle Donington aforefaid.' Now I the faid John Weft, do, in Juftice to the Charadters of the faid William Crofby, William Fofter, Rowland Sudbury, and Thomas Lees, hereby publickly ...

... Drawing, (being the completeft and cheapeft Book of the Kind ever yet published. THE Complete Engliih Gardener: O R, Gardening made perfecily Eafy. Containing full and plain Directions for the proper Management of the. flower, Fruit, and JTir ?? Gardens for every Month in the Year. The whoie laid down in fo plain ana eafy a Manner, that all who arc desirous o( mar-aging a Garden may do it ...