... foi* COLD COIN, his Bufinefs will be carried on as ufual j he therefore hopes for a Continuance of their Favours* Jperby, 15 th Nov. 1774. By D E S I R E of The Gentlemen of the Derby HtiNT. By Mr. WHITLEY's Company of Comedians. At the New Theatre in Derby, On Friday Evening, Nov. 25, 1774* Witt be prefented a celebrated COMEDY, ?? The B U S T BODY ( Written by Mrs. CENTLIVRE.) _ Marplot, (• ...

... £F3: J hc Wl^ of THOMAS TAYLOR, Blacfcfmith, late of Derby, but now of Burton upon Trent, refufes to live with him the faid THOMArTAYLQ^t Therefore he thinks proper to caution all Perfons ftom harbouring or trufting her, as he will not be accoumafclc-for any Debts fhe may contraft ; but if fhe will return to her faid Hufband fhe will be kindly re- ceived, by him the faid THOMAS T_\YLOR. To ?? ...

... now in the Pofleflion of Mrs. Snowden ; con- taining 4 Rooms on ;a Eloor, witb many* Conveniences be?-; longing thereto ; alfo -an.exc^ed^np good -Garden, Yard^&^r Arc. .Apply toMr. Wj Snowden, Grocer, in t^e Market-P^ce. ?? x-~ ii '• ■_> I . * ' ?? ' ■ — 1-^: ■.1 ' Derby atid Mans^eld Tttrrippke- TJrIE next ,pQner'al.M eetuig^ of the. Truftees of tlw's Road, will be Held at the KING 4 s-H EX ...

... the County of Stafford, deceafed will be made at the GEORGE, in LICHFIELD, upon Wednefday the 28th of September next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Auguft, 26, 1774. Auguft 25th, 1774. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, SEVERAL MASONS and LABOURERS to work at Shrewfbury and Atcham Bridges; any fuch ap- plying to Mr. Gwynn's Office in Shrewfbury, may meet with Employment.— None need apply but fuch as are ...

... liift. Each Perfon to pay 2s. on Admittance. — To begin at 6 o'Clock, and to be continued Monthly. R. HOLLAND, •> Ci , ?? A. GREATOREX, i Stewards - W A N T E D, AMAN and his WIFE, as Governor and Govcrnefs of the Work-houfe belonging to the Parifh of St. Peter, in Derby • It will he required ofthe Man to write and colle __ AfieffmeiHs, &c. ' ' - Any Perfons capable of undertaking the-fame, by ...

... ft of this Inftant November, there will be an ASSEMBLY at the New Room in Ashborn e. NO.TICE.is. hereby GIVE N,~ THAT the London and 'Manchefter Coaches are removed from the TALBOTT to the BELL INN in Sadlergate, Derby, where Parcels, are to be entered, and Places taken, as ufual. HANFORTH, and Co. For the BENEFIT of ?? Mr. and Mrs. M'GEORGE. 4t the NEW THEATRE in Derby, On FRIDAY EVENING, ...

... Environs, that fhe has taken Rooms at Mr. JOHN HIND'S, on Nun's Green, where fhe intends to follow the Mantua-making Bufinefs, having been inftrudt- ed in all its Branches by the beft Proficients, and trims in the neweft and genteeleft Tastb j and doubts not of giving Satisfaction to thofe Ladies who fhall be kind enough to honour her with their Commands, whicii will be molt grate- fully ...

... Langley Mill, called or- known by the Names of the Burgiii Lane Gate, the Bull Bridge Gate, and the Peafy Lane Gate, will be Lett by Auftion, to the beft Bidder, at the Houfe of William Smith, (the Black Swan)' at Crich, on Monday the ?? March next, between the Hours of One and Five in the Afternoon, in the Manner direfted by the Aft pafled in the thirteenth Year of the Reign e»f his Majefty ...

... Derby, on Friday the Sth of April Inft* ; A Number of ufeful HORSES and MARES, which may be viewed from Thurfday till the Time of Sale. — The Auftion to begin at Three o'Clock. ~~S O C I E T V, For the Encouragement of Mining within the Wapentake of Wirkfworth, in the County of Derby. AT the Requeft and for the Convenience of feveral diftant MEMBERS, the General Annual Meeting of this Society ...

... between WILLIAM TURNER, Spring- maker, and THOMAS STORER, Woolcomber, at Twy- crofs, Leicefterftiire, near Atherftone, for Sixty Pounds. Turner flakes 401. to Storer's 201. « r „ T^« Derby, April 6, 1774. MR. FRUDD intends opening- his School on Monday next, the nth of April, at Mr. Simpfon 1 s, the Old Afembfy-RoOm. &ir He-Purpcfes teaching two Quarters ; and his Days of teaching nuill be ...

... a 3 d of Decembee, 1774, Will be prefented a celebrated COMEDY, call'd Rule a WIFE and have a WIFE, Wincing at the Ehd of the Play, by Mrs' Richards. Between the Play and Farce will be performed an Interlude, taken from Mr. TOOTE's Comedy, call'd The MI N O R. Alfo between tbe Play and Farce, an Epilogue, to be JjpoAen in the Character of a Free-Mafon's Wife, by Mrs. Williams. ' To which will ...

... Stables, Sec. For Particulars enquire of Mr. BULLI- VANT at Heanor, in the County of Derby j or of Mr. SAM. FLETCHER of Heanor aforefaid. tft September, 1 774. WHEREAS in the laft Week's Paper, an Advertifement inadvertently appeared for the In- clofure ofthe COMMON of BONSALL; and being ex- amin'd into accordingly, appeared very prejudicial to more Chan fixty of the Freeholders and. ...