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... End of the Corn-Market, Derby, and now ih Poflef- fion Of Mr. FRANCIS MEYNELL. For Particulars enquire of the faid M^ Meyneli, who will remove to the next Houfe. N. B. An A?»»intki is wanted, enquire as above. WHEREAS ELLEN HICKINGBdTTOM and THOMAS HICKINGBOTTOM, of Sandy- acre, in the County of Derby, have afiigned over all their Eftate and ErTecls to Mr. JOHN PYM, of Boultoh, near Derby, in ...
... laft Place for Honefty and Sobriety. Apply to the Printer of this Paper. LICHFIELD RAGES, 1784 ON Tuefday the 14th of September, his Ma- jefty's Plate of xoo Guineas. On the fame D^y, a Sweepftakes of 15 Guineas each, by 3 and 4 Year olds : 3 Years old Colts carrying 7ft* 51b. Fil- lies 7ft, 31b. 4 Years old Colts Bft. ylb. Fillies Bft. 51b. A Winner in 1784 2,1b. extra. One two-mile Heat. ...
... November, 1754, at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon: TWO Hundred and Ninety«fix TREES, con- fifting of Oak, Afli, Elm, Beech, and Limes, mark'd and number'd, growing on the Farms of Meffrs. LESTER and GLOVER, at Hartfhorne aforefaid. The Trees may be viewed in the mean Time, by applying to the Tenants. . ,r To be S O L D by Private Contracl, On Wednefday the 24th Day of November Inftant, at the New ...
... and well planted ; and a large and con- venient Brewhoufe, with all Olfices, Buildings, and Malt- houfes adjoining theieto, fuitable and necelfary (or carrying on the Brewing Bufinefs, fituate in the Horninglow-Street, in Burton-upon-Trent, late in the PoiTciTion of Mr. JOHN GRuAVES, Common Brewer, deceafed. The Tenant may purchafe the Brewing Utenfils at a' fair Apprsifement. N. B. A ...
... cakes this Method of acquainting bis Friends and the Public, that he will begin to teach at Mrs. RAWLINS' BOARD- ING SCHOOL at Stafford, on Tuefday March 30th, 1784. N. B. As he is now upon his own Eftabhfhment, thofe who may have Occafion fer his Attendance, are defired to direft for Mr. JOHN LARRIVIERE, Junior, Stafford. Derby, March 3.4, 1784. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? TO be SOLD, 150 Quarters of good ...
... marked and blazed. For further Particulars enquire of PETER PEGGE, Efqj at Beauchief aforefaid ; or, of Mr. WILLIAM SPRAY of Whittington. BsAucHizr Abbey, Derbyfhire, Feb. 16, 178^ — ■ 11 — — ' 1 . a To be SOLD by AUCTION, At the Blackmoor's-Head Inn in Afhborne, in the County of Derby, on Saturday the fixth Day of March next, be- tween the Hours of four and fix ?? in the Afternoon, upon ...
... thoroughly underftands the CLASSICS, and has a very competent Knowledge of rhe MATHEMATICS ; would be glad to tuperint -nd the Education of two or three young Gentlemen intended for either of the UN I VERSITIES. —Or would feive as a CLASSICAL ASSISTANT in any large SCHOOL. Ptrfons of the moft undoubted Credit and Veracity will be referred to for his Character. For further Information apply to ...
... Gentleman in the late fevere Weather, wrote the following Stauzas extempore : SWEET Bird ! who chear'ft the heavy Hours, Of Winter's dreary Reign; Oh! ftill exert thy tuneful Powers, And pour the vocal Strain. Whilft I with Gratitude prepare The Food thy Wants demand ; Go not to feck a fcanty Fare From Nature's frozen Hand. • Dcmeftie Bird, near me remain, Until the verdant Spring Again fiiall ...
... mark'd upon a Farm at Ofmafton near Afhborn, in the Pofleflion of John Evans. Any Perfon defirous to treat for the fame pleafe to*apply on Tuefday the ift Day of June, at two o'Clock, at the Saracens Head in Brailsford, when JOHN FINNEY will be there to difpofe of the fame. To be L X T T, And entered upon IMMEDIATELY, AGeoteel Salb'd DWELLING-HOUSE, confifting of two Parlours, a Kitchen, ...
... Burton-upm-Trem, on Wednefday the 18th Inftant. ABRAHAM HOSKINS, Clerk to the faid Truftees. Burton, $d Augujl, 1784. ANN CUTHBERTSON, Late Apprentice to Mrs. SANDERS* TAKES the Liberty to inform the Ladies of Derby and its Environs, and her Friends in general, that fhe is juft return'd from Manchester, where fhe has been engaged a Year with Mifs Harrison and Jackson,! one of the nrft Houfes ...
... of Stafford, Yeoman, and of WILLIAM FYNNEY and JOHN FYNNEY his Sons, or any of them, are defired immediately to fend in an Account of their relpec- tive Debts, to Mr. DAVENPORT, of Ball Haye, in the laid County of Stafford, a Truftee for the Sale of the Real Eftate* of the faid John Fyhney the Elder & William Fynncy, for the Satisfaction of Creditors, and other Purpofea. Longnor Inclofure. ...
... Language at the Free School, Macclesfield, informs his Friends and the Public in general, that he has opened a moft commodious Houfe, in one of the Ends of the Town, for the Reception of fix young Gentlemen, who not only will have the Opportunity (being under his immediate Care, and conftantly with him) to improve farter in that polite and ufeful Language, but likewife have the Advantage of ...