... both of Ashburn, Fell-Mongers, Leather- DreSrer--, and Breeches- Makers, was diffolved by mutual Confent, 00 the 22d of AuguSt laft ; and that the Said Bufinefs in all its Branches, is carried on as ufual by the ?? THOMAS HARRISON, who will receive and pay all Debts belonging to the late Partnership. N.B. Any Commands in the Fell-mongery or Leather - Drefiing Branches will be gratefully ...

... Prefentation to a Rectory, in the County of Leicefter, of the annual Value of 3601. The prefent Incumbent near So Years of Age. Apply to Mr. PARES, Jun. Leicefter j and if by Letter, he Poftage to be paid. APRIL 23, 1788. GREAT HOTEL, BUXTON. JHALL, late of the Saint Ann's Hotel, 0 returns his moft grateful Thanks to the Nobility and Gentry, for their paft Favors, and takes the Liberty to ...

... County of Derby, will be held by Ad- journment at the Houfe of William Smith, the Old Black Swan in Crick, in the faid County, on Saturday the Twentieth Day of this Inftant September, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon. I EDMUND EVANS, Clerk and Treafurer to the faid Truftees. Derby, 7th September, 1788. ■ »■,. . , - ..■ ■ ■ mll I■in a in 1 ■ ■ ' ■•». Mr. Robert MarJdtrCs Creditors. THE Creditors of ...

... County of Derby, with all fuitable Offices, Sec. fit fora Gentleman's Family. Enquireof Alexander Rose, ot Winfter aforefaid. HANDLEY & SKETCHLEY, TAKE thfc Method of informing the Public, that they have taken into Copartnerihip in the IRON TRADE, Mr. JOHN YOULE. They have I__id in a general Aflbrtment of Russia, Swedes, and Manufac tubed IrOn, which they propofe felling on the loweft Terms at ...

... John Cook, Sarah Baker, Sarah Belfieid, Thomas Arnald, Richard Simpfon, Mark Starkey, and Hannah Stone. For Particulars apply to JOHN COOK on the Premifes, or M Mr. SIMPSON, Attorney at Law, Derby. ■! 1 — ■_— ■ 11 «, 1 1 1 ■ ■■■ To be Sold by Private Contract, Either together or in Parcels. TWENTY CLOSES of Rich, Arable, Meadow and Pafturc LAND, well fenced and watered ; fituate, lying and ...

... the Printer hereof, as no Letters will be anfwered. THEOPHILUS BROWNE, Apothecary and Druggijl, In the IRONGATE, DERBY, HAVING declined Bufinefs in Favor of his Son HENRY BROWNE, begs to acknowledge his Gratitude to his Friends and the Public, and at the fame Time to folicit a Continuance to his faid Son, whom he humbly prefumes to recommend to their Patronage. All Perfons who ftand indebted ...

... Thurfday the sth Day of May next, the Sale to begin at 3 ?? in the Aiternoon ; fiibjecl to fuch Conditions as fliall be then produced t AN Handfome New-built DWELLING- HOUSE, not quite finiflied 5 fituate in the Bond End, in Burton-upon-Trent, in the County of Stafford, late in the Occupation cf William Newbold j with convenient Out- Bulldings adjoining thereto; a large Yard ; and a Piece of ...

... Par- liament, of the Thirty fecond Year of the Reign of his late Majefty King George the Second, and the Twentieth of his prefent Majeiiy King George the Third, the former being An AA for repairing and widening the Roads from Chappel Barr, near the Weft End of the Town of Nottingham, to Newhaven ; and from the four Lane Ends near Oakerthorpe, to Afli-ourne; and from the Crofs Poft on ...

... Crolt, and new ereaed Stable, and other convenient Out- buildings thereto adjoininj sn Uttoxeter, For further Particulars enquire of Mr. HIOGOTT, At- torney in Uttoxeter. ._ - ' DERBY, Octob br iSth, 1786. HOtJSE BREAKING. WHEREAS on Friday Ntgbt laft, a Villain breaking into the back Part of a Gentleman's Houfe in this Borough, was nearly difcovered in making his faid wicked Attempt* But ...

... intended to be made td Parliament, at the next Seffions, for leave to brinfc ill a Bill for making a Turnpike Road Irom Sawley Ferry, in the County of Derby, to Alfreton, In the faid County j which 1 intended Turrpikeoad will pafs through the feveral Parifhes of Sawley, Wilftrop, Sandiacre, Stanton, llkefton, Heanor, Ripley, Pentridge, Oakerthorpe, and Alfrcton, all in the faid County of Derby ...

... of Mr MOORE, Coach-Maker, op- pofite St. Werburgh's Church, Derby. TIMBER and DEALS. Montague Blackwell, TAKES this Meth.d ot inhuming the Public, ?? he has open'd a TIMBER YARD, in Lord's-mill- ftreet, Chesterfi c 1. n, the comer of Spaw Lane, and has. laid in a large Aflbrtment of all Kinds of Deals, Fir Timber, Mahogany, and Wainfcot Boards and Logs, Pipe Staves, Fir Plaifter Laths, and ...

... Horfes belonging thereto, and in the Occupation of Mr. Samuel Wilfon. Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. GOODWIN, Attorney in Afhborne, who is empowered to fell the fame. Afhborne, 15th Dec. 1788. To be SOLD A DWELLING-HOUSE, Warehouse, Barn, Stable, Yard, Garden, Close, and Croet; all fituate together in or near Holliwell-Street in CHESTER- FIELD, containing in the whole 3A. aR. and ...