... and Spirits are fold cheaper than at any other Houfe in London. ABEL STEVENSON, ( Late Partner with Mr. G.RICHARDSON) BEGS Leave to acquaint his Friends, and the Public in general, that having diftblved his late Part- nerfhip, and formed a new one, as above, the Bufinefs is con- tinued as ufual, at their new Houfe, where he hopes for a Continuance of that Encouragement he has fo liberally ex- ...

... Borough, and Clerk of the Market, by the 10-iaer Clafs of Inhabitants, that the BUTCHERS' MEAT, being weighed by Hand, has occafioned them to Juffer great Impofitions. Jflotu 3! fierebp fffte tm public motive, That I have directed a Pair of SCALES & Standard WEIGHTS, to be affixed up in the Anti-Chamber ofthe TOWN-HALL, and will be ready for the Accommodation ofthe Public on or before the zoth ...

... Spirits are fold cheaper than at any other Houfe in London. ABEL STEVENSON, (Late Partner with Mr. G. RICHARDSON) BEGS Leave to arqu ...

... Name of LOVATT's NEW BATH, at MATLOCK. N. B. Mr. Lovatt retiring from Bofinefs, will accommo- date the Taker (if wanted) with Houfhold Furniture, Stock in Trade, Hoifcs, Chaife, Sec. at a fair Appraifement, For Particulars enquire of Mr. J. HASLAM, of Crich ; or Mr. G. NO TON, Derby. Haughton, in the Pariih of Manchefter, Mat agth, 1787. RA N away from his Appren tice (hip, on Sunday the soth ...

... to the many Inftance? which have been given ofthe Efficacy ofthis Medicine, the following Cafe is publifhed at the Requeft of the Parents attefting it. A Son of our's, atthe Age of Four Months, was feized with violent Fits of the Cholic. After having applied to Medical Afliftance without Eftedl, the Child growing worfe, and we had no hopes of faying him, two Neighbours, in the midft of our ...