... of the fame. JAMES ARME, of Belpar Lane End, in the Liberty of Alderwaflee, Hufbandman, for riding on his Mailer's Waggon, in the Town of Cromford, drawn by four Horfes at length, there being no other Perfon to guide the fame. JOHN SMITH, of Belpar Lane ...

... Laurence, Richmond Dundas, Thomas, Stirling Jb. Dunning, John, Calne Duntze, Sir John, Tiverton Durand, John, Seaford Dundas, Henry, Edinburgjb. Dundas, T. jun. Orkney and Zetland Eden, Sir John, Durham County Eden, William, Heytejbury > Ditto, Wood/lock ...

... - - 2:1:2 Total, 42 : 3 : 22 H.s* The faid Farm and Premifes are now in the Tenure or Occupation of John Anderfon, as Tenant from Year tc Year. John Daniel, of Potterton afoiefaid, or the Tenant will (hew the I'remifes; and Particulars may be had cf ...

... extant, areprepared and fold, as ufual, at the ORIGINAL Hcufe and Laboratory, of the late JOHN NORTON, Surgeon, the South Side of Golden Square, London, by JOHN HAYMAN, SUCCESSOR TO THAT ESTATE AND BUSINESS. The -Scorbutic, Scrofulous, and Leprous. (Diforders ...

... WILLIAM and JOHN MILNES of Afhover, or Mr. WINCHESTER, at Holme near Bakewell. GOLDEN-SQUARE, LONDON. MAREDANT's DROPS, the firft Antiscorbutic extant, areprepared and fold, as ufual, at the ORIGINAL Houfe and Laboratory, of the late JOHN NORTON, Surgeon ...

... to John Sunlcy, North Shields afortfaid, the brother of the TaiJ Mr Wiiltaa Stanley. And all perfon* who Hood indebted to the laid Mr William Simldy at the time of his deceafe, arc defited pay their rcCpeflite debts immediately to the faid Mr John Sunicy ...

... Occupation of Thomas Woodward and John Woodward: The Eftate is in a ring Fence, and there in a va- luable Bed of Coal under the whole of it. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. HEYWOOD, At- orney at Law, in Nottingham. Sold by JOHN DRE WRY, Printer, Bookfeller ...

... Flax Stones. Hemp Stones. Where grown. In.wbatYcar. T. ?? _f. John Smale of Dronfield, 112 Grown on a Farm of Peter Prieftley, in the > ?? Parifh of Dronfield. - - - - - - _S *7 8 4' f -7 4 John Cartiedge of Dionfield, 189 One hundred feventy-four Stones ...

... Mr. JOHN HAMPSON, of Snelfton, will fliew the Premifes. AJhborne, 14.1b January, 1788. GOLDEN-SQUARE, LONDON. MAREDANT's DROPS, the firft Antiscorbutic extant, areprepared and fold, as ufua], at the ORIGINAL Houfe and Laboratory, of the late JOHN NORTON ...

... London* Among the various aiticles are, Sharp's only true Chinefe Gloves for making foft, white, and de- licate, tbe hands and arms, and may be depended on. The Po- made Degrafte, which is the only thing yet difcovered that will effectually thicken the hair ...