... and part Year old, in any Quantity, not lefs than a Ton together. Alfo LAY for BEASTS and HORSES, in fome good Grounds near Derby; For further Particulars enquire of Mr. CALTON, at the White Lion in the Corn-Market, Derby. To be LET T to a BAKER, And entered upon immediately ; AHOUSE, BAKEHOUSE, and STABLE, fituated in Bakewell, in this County ; at which Place there is a fine Open for c Perfon ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...