... of making up certain Medicines for the Cure of Infanity, Melancholy, and nervous Com- plaints, of which I am the only Proprietor, and which were communicated to me by my Father John Chadwick) pub- lished *n Advertifement in the Derby Mercury ofthe 13 Inft. Jo which he aflerted that he conftantly lived with my Father to the Time of his Death, and from about 7 Years of Age continually affifted, ...

... Perfo'n or Perfons, to tbe feveral Clofes belong- ing to Mrs. Rivett, Mr. John Bateman; and Mr. Mac klin, called tbe Cock-pit Hill Clofe, and the Newton Leys, ftiuate near Cock-pit Hill in tbe Bo- rough of Derby, by pulling down and burning the Fencee of the faid Clofes, and damaging and palliug down Part of a Barn and Stable, in the PoffeJJion of John Heath, Ej'q; in the faid Cock-pit Hill ...

... hear of an eligible Purchafe, by applying to Mr. DAVENPORT of Leek, in the County of StafFoid, who will furnifh Particulars, and is authorized to treat for the Sale thereof. Cavendijh Bridge, April ith, 111 A. WHITEHEAD'S LONDON PORTER, SOLD at Wm. CROSBY-s wholefale Warehoufe at Cavendifh-Bridge, near Derby, where Gentlemen, Tradefmen, and Inn-keepers may be fupplied with any Quantity, in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in DERBY, in the faid County, on TUESDAY the SEVENTEENTH Day of MAY next, to be trained and exercifed fcr the Space of TWENTY- EIGHT DAYS fucceffively from the faid 17th Day of May. As the Complement of Subaltern Officers in the faid Militia is not compleat, fuch Gentlemen as are properly qualified and willing to ferve therein, are defired to fend their Names, fpecifying the Rank in which they ...

... often publicly authenticated by her Grace the Dutchefs Dowager of Somerfet, and by many other Perfons of Di-linft'on, is now further recommended to the Pub- lic, by the following Cafe, addreffed to Mr. Rowley. SIR, ABOUT four Months ago, I could not difcern a Letter cf common Print, fuch as in a News-Paper, or in your Bills, but with Speftacles, and can now both read and and write, (as you fee ...

... and other Out-buildings; a large and pieafant. GARDEN, with or without Five Acres of rich Failure LAND adjoining thereunto, fituate at Bonfall, near Matlock-Bath. For further Particulars may enquire of Mr. J. TWIGGE, of Bakewell. . O X F. O R D- WHEREA^jnariy Jalfe AlTertions are daily obtruded upon the?, trblic, by one Henry, an Apothecary, at Manchefter, tending to depreciate Glafs'- Gen .me ...

... takes them away, if ever fo long ftanding. The Method of ufing it is quite fafe, and gives no Pain 5 nor does it occafion any Inconveniency during the Time of Cure. Price One Shilling the Box. It is appointed to be Sold Wholefale and Retail by J. DREWRY, Printer in Derby ; and may alfo be had of the Perfons who fell this Paper in every other Town. Cure of WILLIAM JOHNSON, Gent. Of the Parifh ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...