... ; there is a large Kitchen and Parlour, a Back-Kitchen and Pantry, with 6 convenient Lodging-Rooms ; two Cellars j a good Garden, Stable, and Orchard ?? alfo.a Clofe, contain- ing three Acres of rich Land, which is only divided from the Koufe by the Turnpike Road leading to Chefterfield. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Richard Burton, ■on the Premifes. N - B. The Houfe, &c. may be ...

... Day opened his SHOP, No. 67, in PALL-MALL ; and that he has furnilhed it with the beft Authors, antient and modern, in every Branch of Literature and Science, a Catalogue of which will be foon ready for Publication. The NOBILITY, GENTRY, and ALL who may honour him with their Commands, will be regularly ferved, at their •wn Houfes, -with every periodical and other kew work as foon as ...

... ANY Per-bn or Perfons willing to undertake the PAVING*of the HIGH-STREET, in BURTON- UPON-TRENT,_ agreeable to g& Plan prepared, and to be feen at the George Inn, in Burtdn aforefaid, are defired to deliver in their Propofals in Writing, at a General Meeting to be held at the faid Inn on the 3d of February next. To be SOLD, TH E feveral Pieces of LAND after- mentioned, fituate at Rosleston, ...

... the 1 3th Day of February next, be- tween the Hours of Three and Five of the Clock in the Afternoon, fubjea to fuch Conditions as fhall be then and there produced ; ALL thofe two FREEHOLD CLOSES, lying in tbe Parifh of Dale-Abbey, in the faid County of Derby, called or known by the Names of the Great Sallery, and Little Sallery, containing about fourteen Acres, Tythe- free, full of Coal, and ...

... LAND, fituate near Mat lock, in the County of Derby. ' For Particulars enquire of Mr. WHITEHEAD, in Matiock aforefaid. January 19th, 1779. To be SOLD by Private Contract, PART ofthe ESTATES, late the Property of John Spencer, Esq; deceased; situate in Eyam and Aston, in the County of Derby; now occupied by Mr. William Mettam, Ralph Wildgoose, Martin Furniss, and Godfrey Grant, or their ...

... One Shilling per Bottle, A Speedy and Certain CURE for the ITCH, SCURVY, Bee In any Part of tbe Body, -which bas been approved of by many Tears Experience, being made from tbe Receipt of a late eminent Physician of D_e__b v. IT is an agreeable, clear, and excellentW A TER, (to be apply *d outwardly) without Smell, Oaub, Confine- ment, or Hindrance of Bufinefs ; drefling only Three Nights as ...

... hereof. JVOTICE is hereby GIVEjV, XHAT the CHEESE MEETING for tbe Latter make Cheefe, ivill be held in the Market- place, DERBY, on Monday, TUESDAY, and Wednefday, the zzd, zsd, and z^tb of tbis Inftant Marcb ; but for tbe future tvill be held on the z ift, z zd, and z^dj)ays of the faid Month, except one of tbofe Days happen on a Sunday, ivhich is the Cafe this Year. FRANCIS ASHBY, Mayor. ...

... greatly deficient in Gratitude, if I omitted informing you, that I am fo far recovered from a dangerous CoNsvMPTtv_ CASE,by taking y° ur Reftorative Medicine, that I was abie to attend my Duty in the Field all the laft Harveft. — I had taken a great many Medicines from the Faculty in the Counties. of Derby and Leicefter, before I made ufe of yours, but found no Relief till I fent for you, ...

... School at the Old Anembly-Room in DERBY, on Monday the 12th Inft At Mrs. PATTISON's Boarding-School, Duffield, on Thurfday the 15th. And at Mr. and Mrs. HARDY's Boarding-School, Kegworth, on Friday the 30th. Afliborne, 29th March, 1779. turnpike Road from Afhborne to Openivood-Gate. SUCH Perfons as are capable and defirous of executing the Office of Surveyor of the faid Road, (whether the ...

... of this Paper. To bl LETT, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, A Large HOUSE, fituate in the Ward-wick, DERBY, in the PolTeffion of Mr. Joseph Yates, Gardener ; it may be converted into two Tenements, if necelfary ; there is a Stable, and many Conveniences thereto belonging. For further Particulars enquire ofMr. RobertGrayson, Mercer in Derby aforefaid. N. B. Mr. Yates is removing to the Houfe of ...

... That he has taken and entered upon the HALL at BUXTON, which is entirely new furnilhed, and fitted up in a more convenient Manner for the Accommodation of the Company j and as it is now ready for their Reception, he humbly hopes to meet with Encouragement ; and if he is fo happy as to be thus favoured, he prefumes to fay that nothing _hallbe wanting on his Part, either in the Houfe or Stables ...

... are of a new and philofo- phical Conftruction, well adapted to keep the Fingers Clean, guard the Pen from Injury, and preferve the Ink from becoming thick and fpoiling, as is ufual in the common Jnkpots. •§H§ Printed Directions given with each. The Pyramid Seals, made of artificial Basalts 3, and fini-hed with a Polifh that cannot be injured even with a File, may be had as above. Derbylhire ...