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... T. Co lie Hett, And entered upon at LADY -DAY, 1788, A FARM *t Wahikctsn, in the Baft Riding of Yorkfhire, now ih the Occupation of Richard Simpfon ; confifting of a good new Brick FARM HOUSE* witha new Barn, and convenient new Outbuildings, and ?? Acres of inciofed Land moftly Arable. The Soil conftfting of a ufeful light lo*my Sand, fit for Turnips and Clove . and if properly managed, would ...
... t.»b!e Houfe?, ar.d every neceilarv C >n- veniency either at Darley or Alleftry ; particularly a Milking Cow to each Family. Ie is a very good Neighbourhood f>r the Men getting work who are not employed in the Manufactory. I^ady Strathmore's Caufe. (An ENTIRE NEW WORK.) ?? * # * This StcoND Number of THE ROVER's MAGA- JPINJE, contains, among a great Vatiety of very curious Paiticulars, the ...
... of Two & Four, ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY-SEVEN TREES, numbered, and ftanding very near the Town of Derby, confifting of OAK, ELM, ASH, and ASPS. Particulars may be'had by applying to JOHN FINNEY, Joiner in Derby. Royal-Exchange AfTu ranee. ?? by' Royal Charter in the Reign of King * George the FirfJ For Affuring HOUSES, BUILDINGS, GOODS, CORN, HAY, &c r -and alfo for the Affurance of LIVES. TH E ...