... ti Hands high, a fl, e -t fwitch Tail, if not altered, little or no White on him ; bad a Spavin on the off Leg behind, ?? Whoever will reftore him to Mr. Stenfon, at the Three- Tuna. Derby, fliall be well rewarded for their Trouble, and all reafonable Charges paid. Derby, Off. t, 178 S. THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, Price is. Printed in Imitation op Manuscript, Original Sermons, By the Rev. ...

... Chcfterfield, wifhes to engage himfelf in the Edusation of afew young Gentlemen, designed forthe Univetfity, or any ether Line of Life, in which a Knowledge of the Claffics is necesTary. His Plan will be— -not to pay lefs Attention to the Morals, than to the Learning ol thofe, who may be sn- triiftcd to hi** Care- and to ufe fuch Means as may be con- ducive to an ample Proficiency in both. The ...

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... am de- firous that the fame fhould be made as public as poffible, for the Benefit of Mankind in general, and the afflicted in par- ticular. My Cafe was an apparent Decline, which reduced •me to fo low a State before 1 took your Reftorative, that I was not able to drefs or undrefs myfelf. I had tried various Medicines, and was given over by the Faculty. In this Situation I was lecommended to ...

... fucceeding Friday, till the whole is dif- pofed of, ALL the STOCK in TRADE,, confiding of a very large AsTortment Of Woollen Drapery, Velverets, Corduroys, Thickfets, Waiftcoat Pieces, Mens and Women's Wearing Apparel, Mens and Boys' Kendal Hofe, and a great Variety of other Articles in the Drapery Bufinefs, belonging to the late Mr. John Mofs, Draper and Taylor, at the Head c-f the Market ...

... to MONDAY the Eighteenth Injlant at MATLOCK BATH. ■ 11 -Co be ...

... large, that his SCHOOL will be opened again (God willing) the 17th January, 1788. Atthe fame Time he gladly embraces this Opportunity of making his grateful Acknowledgments to the Former for their -paft Favours , and fincerely afiures them and others, that it fhall be his conftant Study and Endeavour to difcharge Che important Truft committed to him, in the moft r aith- tbl and concien tious ...

... Money to be paid at the Time ofthe Mares being covered) A Grey Colt, Bred by SAMUEL WINSALL, Efq; of Desbokough, in Northamptonshire. He was got by Tantrum, Dam by Old Traveller. WELBECK, lathApiil, 1788. To Cover this Seafon, AT WELBECK, in the County of Nottingham, (GRATIS,) HONESTY, He was got by King Herod, his Dam by Sampfon, his Grandam, Flora, by Regulus, and was the Dam of Herriett, Mr ...

... p, AN APPRENTICE to a GROCER in Derby, -?For Particulars apply to the Printer hereof, THE EWES which were to be fold by Mr. Boott, at Meadow Place, on Wednefday the 15th of October, (as advertifed in the third Page of this Paper) are difpofed of; and the RAMS will be litt at any Time by private Contract; and may be feen by applying to Mr. ALLWOOD, Youlgrave, sear Bakewell. . . The Order for ...

... Patronefs. BRYAN HODGSON, Efq; Steward. THAT the next Meeting-of the CommilTloners, aaing upon the Turnpike Road, leading from Gander- Lane, in the County of Derby, to Sheffield, in the Weft- Riding of the County of York, and alfo the Road branching out of the faid Road, at or near Mofbrough Green, in the faid County of Derby, to Clown in the fame County, will be held on Wednefday the Twelfth ...

... Coik- Cutter, Afhborne. This Day is publijhed, Price \s. \ SERMON preached at WHITTINGTGN, in the X\^ County of Derby, on the G R A N D J ÜBI LE E, or Centenary Commemoration of the GLORIOUS REVOLUTION, 1788. BY SAMUEL PEGGE, M. A. RECTOR OP WHITTINGTON. Chefterfield } Printed and fold by J. Bradley ; fold alfo by H. Gardener, in the Strand, London; J. Drewry, Derby: C Burbage, Nottingham; and ...

... Fields, or ftinted Paftures lvin lncl ?? in the Parifh of Parwich, and County of Derby Bu*,Lbei,*S8 u* , L bei, *S GIVE NOTICE, that they intend to hold the?/ n^ Eß * ing at the Houfe of Mr. Charles Houghton, th.BlLu' ?? Head in Afhborne, on Tuefday the twenty-feVo^^-'-' this Inftant Oftober, to put the faid Aft into Executio y' f until that Day a Lift of ihe Claims of the feveral ?? an ...