... meet at the K I N G * s- HEAD in DERBY, on Monday the iyth Infiant at twelve o* Clock, to confider of a Petition to Parliament, next S*Jion,for the ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRADE. JOHN BAKER, Re sl or of Kedlejlen. Co be up auction, At the Houfe of Mr. John Campion, the Bill Inn in Derby, on SnToitA-* the aoth Day of November next at three ?? in the Afternoon, unlefs before difpofed of by ...

... he has taken and entered on the above Inn, formerly occu- pied by Mrs. Tillotfon, deeeafed, and f-fid in a good Stock of all Sorts of Liquors of the belt Quality. Good Stables— with every other Convenieney. »•*•_*•*■; Thofe that pleafe to favour him ?? may depend on good Ufage, and every o.ttibT Attpmrnodarioni By their moft ?? TKOM-AS CHRISTMAS. Derby, Nov. sth, 7788. ir - eq-we *••-- ?? _ ...

... 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 ...

... 29th Day of November Inftant, between the Hours of Three and Five in the Afternoon - ALL thole 22c; OAK TREES, and 116 ASH and ELM TREES, as the fame are now numbered and cyphered, growing upon the feveral Farms at Sapper ton, in the Parifh of Church Broughton,. in the County of Derby, in the PosfesTions of Mr. Yates, Jofeph Sailfbury, and Sister Shepherd-- , The Tenants will fhew the Timber ...