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... - R Q V A L, On SATCRD AY r.ext, »he -7th of Marck. v.lil be performed, T H E G™£ M E S T ER. nrrittcn i-y Mr MOORE, Anther- of Fables ./V tbe Fad*. Sex.) % ?? Mr WOODS ; Stukely. Mr TAYLOR; Jarvis, Mr WEl_«; z_tsx, tee HALL ION; Oa.fon. MrCIIARTERiS. An'Ltwn, . *«WK_ Chariot-- IViiis MOORE ; j7 C v. Mrs Ml I. Lb; And .Mrs Kcver.y, Mb- Mi'l-MOTH. To which nil! be ndileil, A NEW MCSICAI. ...
... COWS, STIRKS, CALVES, HOGS, SHEEP, WAGGONS, CARTS, PLOWS, HARROWS, GEERING, andother Implements of Husbandry. Alfo Two CART- HORSES. There is alfo to be Sold, upwards of Fifteen Thoufand of OAKS, from three to five Feet high j and a Quantity of ASH's, from five to twelve Feet. To Mr. PAGE, Of BREADSALL, near DERBY. Sir, THE Efficacy of your RESTORATIVE MEDICINE for CONSUMPTIONS, has been hap- ...
... at Eleven o'clock. Tickets to be had of Mr. ROOME, Mr. HARRISON, and Mr. ALMOND, Bookfellers j and of Mr. DENBY, in the St. Mary-Gate. NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, TO all Perfons who have any Claim or De- mand upon the EfFefts of THOMAS LINTON, (Wood Carrier) late of Gareridon Park, in the County of Leicefter, to bring in their juft Bills bn or before the Firft Day of September next, to Mr. THOMAS ...
... ..it side t tiie Ahm. s-G« 1. 1 ?? _ _ -. _ TO be I.XT T, and entered up.n at Chrillmas n ...
... in Bonsall, inthe County of Derby, late in the Pofleflion of Adam Afhton. Apply to Mr. BOWER, Attorney at Law in Chefterfield, who will treat for the Sale thereof. txtb Oclober, 1779. To be JL E T T, A New COLLIERY, ready for working, at FELLY near Annefley, within 300 Yards of the Turnpike Road from Derby to Mansfield. Benjamin Smith, Tenant upon the Premifes, will fhew the Work and Situation ...
... . ALL Peifons who have had any Demand made upon them in ?? of an obfolete Claim, called PALFREY MONEY, are requefted to attend at the George in Derby, on Friday the 14th Day of January next, by 12 ?? at Noon, to confider of a proper Mode of Redrefs. 13/6 Dec. 1779. To be SOLD, ONE undivided third Share in the Inheritance of the ADVOWSON of a RECTORY near Tidefwell, in the County of Derby, of ...
... A U U ST, I9 Meeting fcveral of the Nobility and Gentry the County Oxford (in of an A.lvrrtidnient of tl.c 2ktU July this Day at the Star Jr>n in Oxlonl, N T, Lord Cadop in, l.hnxlair, Thomas Hi;.' hhall, John Caill.ind, Chi ill. Willniiahhy, John hat e, lidw. Witts, IT WAS UF.sOI.VE Schnt?:, William Drapti, Charles Perrs, Thomas Walker, Paul F.hrs, Peers, I K. I'iecman. I) AND AGRHKD, l ...
... c next Meeting eft be Tmflces fer putting into exeeltthntbt alsof parliament made for- amending tie faid road will be k. ?? hy adjournment, at tbe Oeorgclnt) in Tlictford in tbe county ofNo,f(lk, on Moncla/' themhdey tf December ?? •jcno'cleck in tbe forenoon, -5; order tf. tbe Tnfleei, JAMES CO I.E. 'I'o be SOL D, A LL tliofe Three MefTu.iges or 'leu.nicnts, with / 1 the outhoufes, yards and ...
... leading fnn Brandon to Barton -milll in tbe ciunty of Suffdk, will be Let by AUCTION on liafi, fir one year, commencing from the it)tb day of September ntxt, to tbi beft bidder, m thi boufe of Willitm Malim, called tbi Cheque, in Brandon aforefaid, in S»l\litiaytbez_itbday of tbe jame month of September, between tbe hours of Tvaelvt and Two, in tbe manner diretled by net of parliament pafftd ...
... ••*■»• di of -Ji >Cli-., will bf continued .n the li-rr vtt-nf.ve mmr-r b- hi* 5,,.i i».J > tffutor Mr. Ci'Hi ...
... or about the Year 1744, in a Regi- ment then HARRISON'S, and ii fuppofed to have been killed at Oftend in the Year following, be living, and apply to Mr Parker, Attorney in Halifax, he may hear of fome. thing to hit Advantage 1 or if he be dead, any Perfbn who can prove his Death, will, on applying as above, and mak- ing Proof thereof, be well rewarded ; and if the Regimental Book (hewing hia ...
... RACHAEL SELLERS, heretofore Chambermaid at the Old Bath in Matlock) have entered on the above Inn; and take this Method of acquainting their Friends and the Pubiic, that the fame is neatly fitted up with good Beds, and every other Requifite for the Reception of Travellers ; and that they have laid in an AfTortment of excellent Wines, Liquors, Sec. — Nothing will be wanting to merit the Favours ...