... the New Pit ?? ent, on the EIGHTH and NINTH of May, 1786, and not on the ioth and nth, as before advertized, :•; •_ ?? ?BEAS T A L L, Feeders, ?? E DFEARN. ■_r*i-_i.w-_iimi 1 mmtmmemmemmwmaam 1 1 ■ ■ - ■■ — ■'- ■ ■ —'■' - ■■■ ■' ■ Apr 1 1. 26, 1786. STOLEN, LAST Night, put of a Waggon at High am, in the County of Derby,- belonging to JOHN AN- DERTON, a large tRUSS, containing a Quantity of ...

... rom Wm Bateman of Mugginton, in the County of Deiby, oh Sunday Night the ajH of July, 1786, -A heavy* ftrong Bay Hackney MARE, riling 6 Years old, and upwards of 15 Hands and a halt high; Block Tail and Mane ;?' large whifk Tail; a new Shoe on th. near far Foot, the other three over worn; alittle white upon the fore Feet; and a large white Blaze down tbe Face, if not aitertd.? ?Whoever will ...

... be held at the Red-Lion in Leek, on F.Tday the Nineteenth Day of May Ir.ftant, ?? ?? ; when the Intereft due Lady-Day laft will be paid, arid the Creditors- are requeued to bring their Securities. WM. C H A LLIN O R, Clerk and Treafurer. Le~ek, Bth May, 1786. To be L F T VIT And entered upon at Midsummer, next, . FURNISHED or U N FUR NI _H£ D, With the Privilege of Two adjoining Manors; CA ...

... Exe- cution an Act of Parliament lately paffed for dividing and Inclofing the feveral Commons and Wafte Grounds within Che Manors of Crich and Southwingfield, inthe County of Derby, will be held at tbe Houfe of Mr. WILLIAM ROWE, in Crich aforefaid, on Wednefday the 24th Day of this Inftant May. By Order of tire Commiffioners, gtb May. T786. A. L. MAYNARD, Solicitor. Turnpike from Sandon in ...

... about 46 Acres of Arable, Mea- dow and Pafture LAND, lying in a Ring Fence, called by the Name of Dead Carr Farm ; fituate, lying and being in Afhley-Hay, in the Parifh of Wirkfworth, and County of Derby, near to the Turnpike Road leading from Wiikfworth to Derby, and within two Miles of Wirkfworth, where there is good Lime ; now in the Occupation of Thomas Taylor, Tenant at WiH, who will ...

... will be prefented, a Celebrated COMEDY, ?? * WHICH IS THE MAN? End of the Play, the Hunting Song by Mrs. Emery. To ivbicb will be added a favorite Entertainment caird The AGREEABLE SURPRIZE. ■ • To be S O I_ D, AtTissiNGTON,neary^s&^or«e, in the County ofDerby, BETWIXT Forty and Fifty Ton of exceeding good old HAY, together, or in Quantities not lefs than one Ton each, at FOUR GUINEAS per ...

... 1 Likewife repairs common VIOLINS in fueh a Manner as to equal the beft Cr>>no»a: Alfo repairs HARPSICHORDS, PIANO FORTES, and Mufical Inftrumcnts of all Kinds. Makes FRENCH CHAIRS and SOFAS for Drawing Rooms, of * particular Pattern, equal to any extant ; and every other Article in the Cabinet-making Branch in the moft elegant Stile. Thofc who pleafe to favor him with their Com- mands, may ...

... Sec. with great Variety of capital Seedlings, the Property of Mr. JOHN STUBBS, of Rocefter, near Uttoxete., Staffordlhire*, To be SOLD by Private Contract*, ALL that Freehold MclTuage, Farm, orTene-- ment, with the feveral Clofes, and Parcels of Meadow and Pafture Ground, all adjoining to each other, and con- taining 4'g Acres, 3 Roods, and 8 Perches, fituate and being in Duffield, in the ...

... for moil Difor- ders of the Head, Cfpeeially the common Head- Ach.— —lt removes Drowfincfs, Giddinefs and Vapouts, relieves Dim- nefs of Sight, is excellent in curing recent Deafnefs, and has been of great Service in Hyfteric and Paralytic Complaints, as alfo in rcftoring the Memory when impaired by Difordcrs of tbe Head.— —Pe fon? who vifit the Sick, unhealthy Places, of hot Climates, will ...

... fix Weeks*ago, on the Turn- pike R~ad between Afhborne aad Derby If the Owner will give a Defcription of it to Mr. NEEDHAM, Bookfeller in Leek, they may have it again, paying for the Advertifement, and other Expences. No Letters anfwered unlefs Poft-paid. Ti 0 B B E R Y7 Cauldwail, near Burton upon-Trent, March 13, T786. EARLY this Morning, the Cupboard in the Houfe of JONATHAN BULLOCK, of ...

... the Peace* unsxisi oniiui. jj^ held fof thft Coaniy of Deßbv, the 25th Day of April, 1786, with th* Names and Places of Abode of the Perfons who have claimed the Bounties allowed by the late Act of Parliament for the Encouragement of the Growth of HEMP and FLAX, and the Quantities of Hemp or Flex for which they claim in the faid Cottnty of Derby, publifhed according to the Directions of the ...

... Lands to their Favourites. *iArILLIAM the Conqueror granted to an Anceftor of Lord v v Rawdon the Eftatcs in Yorkshire, On which is the noble Manfion called Rawdon- Hall, Still enjoyed by his Father the Earl of Moira, in the following brief poetical Deed, accord- ing to the Cuftom of the Times— « I William King, the thurd Yere of my Reign, Give to the Paulyn Roydon, Hope and Hopetownj With all ...