... in the Parilh of Darley, and County of Derby : Had on when fhe went away, a flrip'd Linen Bed Gown, or a fmall check Tammy Gown, a light Drab Quilt, and Furr Hat.— lf the faid Apprentice will re- turn to her Mafter flic will be kindly received, othcrwife he •will not be accountable for any Debts flic may contrail. N. B. She is a well looking Perfon, about feventeen Years ©f Age. July \6tb, ...

... Friends for the many Favours they have received, and to folicit- their continuance of them. Bang obliged at Cbriftmas next, for the accommodation of the owner, to leave the Houfe wherein they now refide ; and not having a probability of procuring any other fuftici- ently commodious for them in LICHFIELD, they think it incumbent on them to inform their Friends and the Public, That they have ...

... for GOLD COIN, his Bufinefs will be carried on as ufual j he therefore hopes for a Continuance of their Favours. Derby, 15 th Nov. 1774. To SOLD by AUCTION, On Wednefday the 23d of November, betwixt the Hours of Two and Six in the Afternoon, at the Houfe of Mr. Jofhua . Simmonds, the Greyhound in Derby ; SIXTEEN STOCKING FRAMES, late the Property of Mr. SAMUEL SMITH, Hofier, deceafed, all in ...

... Turnpike Road between Chefteriitld, in the County of Derby, and Workfop, in the County of Nottingham, called, ot known by the Names ?? Lane Gate, Brirmngton Gate, Norbriggs; Gate, Soutbgate Gate, fPtit- •wellGate, and Steetly Gate, will be Lett by Auftion to the Beft Bidder, at ?? Mrs. Mary Thacker, at Chef- terfield aforefaid, on the ?? Day of January next, be- tween the Hours of Two and Five ...

... at the SUN in Eaftwood, on Monday the Fourth Day of April next, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon. Derby, 24th March, 1774. 1 * ' ' ■ ■■ ■ » tm ■ in , 1 — — CHARLES BRINSLEY, Shoemaker in Ashborne, BEGS Leave to acquaint his Friends, and the Publick in general, that he has opened and furnifh'd a a Warehoufe, with a very neat Aflbrtment of Shoes, Boots, &c. the next Door to the new Nags-Head in St. ...

... what they pleafe to the Servant, the noted fine bay Horfe, RABBET BOY; He is 15 Hands 3 Inches high, and free from all Blemilhes. His Stock is well known at Hull and Eeverly in Yorkfhire, for their extraordinary Beauty, Strength and Shape. The Money to be paid at the Time of Covering, or at Midfum- mer next. — Good Grafs for Mares and proper Care. The following is an extraordinary Cure ...

... of the Setting breed, at Belpar, on Whitfunday laft, and that he does not know tbe Perfan he had it from, he being in Liquor at the Time. If any one knows where thefaid Whelp was bred, or any thing relating to the Purchafe of it, and ivill give a Jatisfac- tory Account to Richard French, Efq; at Mrs. For- refter's in Derby, it will be efteemed a Favour, and theyjhall be rewarded for their ...

... and upon the End of her Tail: She anfwers tothe Name of ROMP.— Whoever will bring her to JOHN GISBORNE, of Derby, Efq; Shall receive Half-a- Guinea Reward. To be LET Ti And entered upon at Chriftmas next, A H OUS F» pleafantly fituated in St; Aulk- f\^ mund's Church Yard, Derby, now in the PoSTeSTion of R. Bakewell, Efq; with three Rooms on each Fl^or, a Pantry, with good Cellars, Brewing ...

... Derby, On FRIDAY EVENING, the 30th of December, 1774, Will be prefented a celebrated Comic Opera, call'd LOVE in a VILLAGE. With all the original Songs, and neceflary Decorations. Hawthorn, Mr. Sidney ; Juftice Woodcock, Mr. M'George; Young Meadows, Mr. Wheeler; Hodge, Mr. Dutton ; Sir William Meadows, Mr. Dunn ; Euftace, Mr. Fullam ; Footman, Mr. Cummins; Carter, Mr. Smith. ■ ■ Mrs. Deborah ...

... Matlock Old Bath, and out of it were ftole a Pair of new Boots, a Pair of new Shoes, and a Handkerchief, in which were fome dirty Linen. Notice is heteby given, that if any Perfon or Perfons will give Inior- mauon of the Offender or Offenders, fo that they may be brought to Juftice, (hall receive Five Guineas reward from •roe ROBERT MASON. N. B. Mr. DAVIE's Name is in the Infide of the Boots. ...

... two Clofes adjoining, containing 8 Acres, or thereabouts, fituate in Swanwick in the County of Derby, in the Occupation of Joftiua Saxton, under a Leafe which expires at Lady-Day, 1776.— For Particulars enquire of Mr. Thomas Eaton in Derby. Derby, February 3, 1774. FRANCIS ROOME, Bookseller,Sta- tiokir, and Music-Seller, Begs Leave to inform his Friends, and the Public in general, That he is ...

... the County of Derby, Five small Ewe SHEEP, marked with a Spot on the near Hip, a Spot on the Neck near the far Shoulder, and another on the Head ; a Dim Spot on the far Hip, and a faint Mark on the Shoulder, &c. Whoever can give Information of the same, so that they may be had again to THOMAS WILDGOOSE, of Matlock Hurst they shall receive FIVE SHILLINGS Reward. JPofitively the lafi Night this ...