... take Notice, that 'the Regifters in their feveral Pariflies will be forthwith infpedted, and the Duties collected by the Diftributor of Stamps in this County, t or his Sub-Diftn'butors ; and it is hoped that thofe Gentlemen who have the Cuftody of fucli Regifters, will be prepared for fuch Infpeftion. To be L li T T, And entered upon at Candlemas or Lady-Day next, or fooner if dejired \ A ...

... WALL, Staymaker at Brayfield near Wirkfworth, Derbyfhire, 30 June, 1784. * ' » '' ' ' ■' ■ ■■■.!. ■ I | I To be SOL D, At Me/frs Sketchleys Warehoufe, At BURTON-UPON-TRENT, FORTY BARRELS of exceeding fine PORTER, at 395. Money alfo a confiderabie Quantity of well cured IRISH HAMS at s^'i per lb. warranted as good as any Imported. Abfconded from his Apprentice/hip. June 3d, 1784. THOMAS ...

... Work, Marking and Working Muflin, at Ten Guineas per Ann. and On* Guinea* Entrance. Tambour, Emhroidery, and all other Kinds of Fancy Work, One Guinea per Ann. «, - rof L r M ? fters wUI « tent * t«> teach Drawing, Dancing, Writing and Arithmetic. ** T h ? s , c ool * Opens «n the 17th Day of January, 178 c; and the Vacations are at Midfummer and Chriftmas, one Month each. ?? * • ...

... The Third will be Tuefday, 17th of December. Timely Notice will be given of the other Three. Rev. JOHN BOURN, Steward. ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH MUSIC MEETING, 1782. ON TUESDAY Evening the Sth of Oaober, Will be a MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, By the Mufical Society of that Place, with their ufual Afliftjnce. n Afterwards a BALL. And on WEDNESDAY Morning precifely at Twelve o'Clock, an Entertainment of ...

... ALLWOOD, has been cured (by taking your Reftorative Medicine) of a moft dangerous COUGH and HORSENESS, which had brought him fo low, that he could fcarce walk, and a CONSUMPTION was apprehended. He obferved your Directions, and by perfevering in the Medicine, is now, by the Bleffing of God, happily recovered, and works at his Trade of a Mafon. I beg you will make this public for the Benefit of ...

... FURNISHED) jind entered upon immediately, A Commodious handfome-. DWELLING-* HOUSE, with 'a large Garden, and Stabling for four Horfes, fituate atthe Comer_of Saint Mary's Gate ih Derby, and in the Occupation of GEORGE MELLOR, Efq; and alfo a Seat or Pew in All-Sain *s Church in Derby. For Particulars apply to Mr. T. WHITBY, Attorney in Derby. . as-h April, 1781. The Taftlefs Ague and, ...

... al from the Trent to the Merfey. To be SOL D or SET, At the Kings-Arms in Middiewich, in the County of Chefter, on Tuefday the 6th Day of April 1784, between the i^ours of 4 and 6 in the Afternoon : ALL that new erefted WAREHOUSE, near the Canal Office in Middiewich aforefaid, being very fubftantially built and the Rooms high and capacious, with all Conveniences for loading and unloading Goods ...

... they have Fami- lies, may have Houfes and Employment for tneir Children. Inquire of Mr. NIGHTINGALE, at Lea aforeraid.* Lea, Nrv. 13, 1784. To be SOLD by AUCTION, At the Houfeof Mr. Hargrave, the George Inn, in Leek in the Courity of Stafford, the 17th Nov. Inftant, between the Hours of 4 and 6 in the Afternoon. A Very defirabie compaft FREEHOLD FARM, confilting or about 94 Acres of arable, ...

... County of Derby, having been for feveral Years paft chiefly deltroyed by Poachets and other Perfons not having any legal Authoriry, or being duly qualified for killing the fame ; every fuch Perfon or Perfons who fhall hereafter beat for, kill, or attempt to deflroy the Game within the faid Manor, will be profecated as the Law direcH. To be LETT, And entered upen at Lady-Day next ; A SHEEP and ...

... , I in the County of Nottingham, with a i„« r tld __ Warehcuf£S,Cellars,Vaults, and other Appuitenar £'*-*■ belonging and adjoining, late in the Occupation of m lhe ?? Wright, Grocer and Liquor Dealer. P Mr ' *«■ The Mefluage fronts to the Market Place, and v\- t. Shop, fpacious Cellars, and Vaults belonging to it n ' recommended to any Perfon, either in the Liquor or Ob' b ' Line, and may ...

... Friday Mornings, at Eight o'Ciock, and arrives at the CASTLE-INN, BIRMINGHAM) to Dinner, from whence proceeds the BRISTOL and BATH MA I L - C O A C H E S. Returns from the Caftle-Inn, Birmingham, every Tuefday, Tburjday. and Saturday Mornings at 10 o'Clock, and arrives in Derby by Five in the Afternoon. Carries four infide, at izs. each, and three outfide at 6s. each. Small Parcels 6d. each ; ...

... White Hart in Afton on Tuefday the a3d of this Inftant June, 1789, for the Purpofe of fettling the laft Year's Accounts, Sec. J. WHYM A N, Afor, %tb June, 1789. Agent. Kir Dinnej on the Table at z o'Clock. ■ ■ ANN GAWTHORNE, Widow cfthe late Mr. W. GAWTHORNE, Grocer and Tea-Dealer* In the Irongate, DERBY, WISHES to return her moft fincere Thanks, to the Friends and Cuftomers of her late ...