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... Fourteen Years of Age, as an Apprentice to a GROCER.? -None need apply hut what can be well recommended. inquire of P. GELL, at Cromford. June 9th, 1778. SUPPOSED to be taken from off a Horfe that was ftandtng at the Door of the Dog and Partridge, in Wirkfworth, in the County of Derby, laft Night, a WALLET, in which were fix Pounds of Bohea Tea, and two Mineral Reckoning Books. ? Whoever will ...
... Mr. Middleton, and Others, is the beft Teftimony that can be given of the Public's Appro- bation of that Work, and ofthe Superiority it bears ovei a fimilar Publication with Refpeft to Elegance of Ex-.-cution and moderate Terms to Purchaf ...
... known by the Sign of the Flower-Pot, and the Houfe adjoining the fame, fituate in the Parifh of St. Alkmund, and Borough of Derby. For Particulars apply to Mrs. TIPLER, in Derby. To be SOLD, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Farnley, fituate in Stoniv Middleton, inthe County of Derby; confifting of a Dwclling-Houfe and other Buildings, and about. 74 Acres of Pafture and Arable Land, now in the ...
... in Wirkfworth, in the County of Derby, containing by Survey 8 Acres, 1 Rood, and 10 Perches, now in the Poireffion of Mr. Jofeph Hayne, as Tenant from Year to Year. For Particulars enquire of Mr. UPTON, Attorney at Law, in Derby. roth March, 1778. NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT the Commiflioners appointed in and by Virtue of an At\ of Parliament, for dividing and inclofing certain Commons or ...
... paft Fa- vors ; and at the fame Time to acquaint them, that he is re- moved from his Houfe near the New-Inn, to another in the Market-Place, lately occupied by Mr. DREWRY, Printer, (who is removed to Mr. Roe's Shop, Bookfeller, in the Iron-Gate.) S. KIDDY humbly hopes for the further Encouragement of his Friends, alluring them that a Continuance of their Cuftom will be ever gratefully and ...
... deceafed . — -Inquire of Mr. Thomas Stamford, in Derby. j _•_ ' ■ LOST, AT Ashborne Fair, on Saturday the 28th of November laft, A large Yellow and White DOG, of the Spaniel Breed. He anfwers to the Name of CYRUS. Whoever will bring him to the Printer of this Paper, or to John Allen, at the Brick and Tile in Afhborne, fhall re- ceive Five Shillings Reward. — No more will be offered, as he is ...
... Nuns-Green in DERBY, in the Pofleffions pf Francis Redgate, Francis Newham, Thomas Moore, Sarah Chadwick, and Henry Needham. For Particulars enquire of Mr. William Harrison, Joiner in Derby. N. B. Tbis Advertifement •will not be inferted again. To be S OLD by AUCTION, At the Caftle Inn, in Chefterfield, on Saturday the 26th of this Inftant September ; TWO Freehold CLOSES, containing about Four ...
... fome yellowifti Spots on the Ears. Whoever will bring him to Mr. LONGDEN, of Afliborne aforefaid, will be well rewarded j but if kept after this Notice, will be pro- fee v ted as the Law direfts. To be SOLD, Together or in Parcels , A FREEHOLD ESTATE, of the yearly Value of 1351. lying at Newton, in the Parifh of Blackwell, in the County of Derby. For further Particulars, inquire of Mr. ...
... of Duffieed near Derby, Which are now on Sale, (for Ready Money only) Atthe S«or of I O H N DREWRY, Printer and Bookfeller in the irer. g-ate, Derby. Ofivbommay be had, Wholesale or Retail, All Sorts of AL M A N A C X S, for the Year 1779 ; together with LADIES' and GENTLEMENS' POCKET and MEMORANDUM BOOKS of every Kind. J^*J. Great Variety of elegant Patterns of Paper -Hanging for Rooms, on ...
... by daily increafing Favours, that his ACADEMY is a SEMINARY of LEARNING not unwor- thy of public Protedtidn : He once more folicits to exprefs his unfeigned and grateful Acknowledgments to his Friends, and begs Leave to inform them, that thtir accumulated Fa- vours have enabled him to extend the Plan of his School, by eredring more commodious Buildings for the Conveniency of Boarders, and his ...
... THE STONE AND GRAVEL, and other Difeafes ofthe Bladder, Kid- neys, Sec. the occult Caufes of the Stone afilgned, its Prin- ciples explained, by what means a Nucleus is firft formed, which generates the Stone, and the Manner of is Accumula- t on, alfo Diagnoftics ftated for diftinguifhing thofe Difeafes from Carunculae and Excrefcences of the Urethra, together with the Inefficacy of foapy ...
... immediately, two Journeymen HEEL-MAKERS. If good Workmen may have conftant Employ and good Wages by applying to Mr. EDWARD NORRIS in Uttoxeter, Staffordshire. NEWS ADVERTISEMENT. THE Nobility, Gentry, and Others, refiding in the Country, who are defirous of obtaining the earlieft Intelligence of Occurrences, may depend on being te rularly fupplied with LONDON NEWS-PAPERS, Free of Poftage, at ...