... of Lancafter, was ftojt about fiee ?? in :!c Morn- ing of Sunday the 29th intlknt, in a L .ne . Lttveen V/cMhtcsrun M.ll _io . W-_ : ;. „„. ?? \. „ ».i , . on Foot, who liruck the Bey » ith a Sword, ar.J pull, 1 l.im off his Horfe, which the P., -bfcer th--n mounted, r le away a Ihort D. fiance, tied the Horfe 'o a .ike in an Hedge, and took away the Mail and 11a .1. The following 8.,g; of ...

... liiICLY, LEIVi-STtR, ?? LiiNDON COALHLS, in-c..i.f..unity to t..e n..p> foi citations • t 'hr.r i ■ -jir.rr.-u: I mo >. j;..ii-rf w.n ti.eu anxi,.u« enr!nviur« to meet ihc i,fi,c. .1 wtu.c ot a diltingoiil. nj p.tii.-, wl > b.i-e ?? y e» prelf.d thru delire J u.i,»r;iii.-.-.ii ?? „tw ?? : improved plan, l.iv. ?? i.en l.iun TheMANtuasTFt.DrißV.Li tcvsrc ?? id Lo\;ov ROYAL \uLLMLti', A n-w, fafe ...

... tl-l- I Tongues el W:ou«ht Lc, trum the turn ?? ' on the r-ul roid; cne fr ,ni ti.f tim plate .11 i;-r.a!t'i 1 Cart j, near t..u»r.. ..nd ihe orl.tr tioni Cubrno; pus } I and on Teefdiy the s c :h j-nuary l.lt, i.,m r l»..(kfrt. ! were taken o ...

... MERCERS ar.d DRAPERS, «. m the town cf Dai.Evatt, beg leave ta aca.atn| j tl.cir Frienl. and the Public in that they j '.i-ve U..1 in a itrcat variety of t.evv anJ falhior. .hie 1 • aiticlei in tlae above-. ncat.oned Tr--c» ; _nJ. at it i is their inten-ici. to fell the fame m the m ...

... at Ctifilertleld, on Taefday the 15th day of July next. at 10 in tne morning, of which afi Jurors, Officers, j 1 and others, having bufinefs to tranlaet, ate recjuir-r! I I to take Notice, and ali perlons who have en ered into ; Recognizances to appear ar the faid Seffions. mult j atteod and get them difcharged, or they will be 1 eltreated ; and all perfons are further to take Notice, j that ...

... Auguft ne.r, at three o'cl.-clc in the afernoon, al ihe King's Amu Ta- vern in Derm, (according ;o conditions men to be pi„du.e ...

... any part of the Manor of Park Hall and Northwingfeld, in ih. j county of Derby, or af.empting to take, kill, or def tioy the Fi-h in any of the Pools or Ponds of Water, J will be pofecutcd with the utmoft rigour; and it i. requefted, that al! qualified perfons wiii hrncef-.rih ' d-lift from Sporting on the faid Manor without the confent of tbe Lady of the Manor. Auguft »oth, iSco. TWENTY ...

... W ARDLE, late of Taddington, in the county vf Dtrby, Yeoman, deccaftd, ar* -defired 'to ur.d a particular account thereof to Mr. -THOMAS WARDLE, of Dove- head, in ihe panlh of Hartington, to tbe faid county, or m Mr. BRITTLEBANK's Office, at Oddo, near Winfter, in order that the fame may be difchaiged.— And all perlons who ftand indebted to the Eftate of the faid Bernard Wardle, are defired m ...

... a large and valuable * of NATURAL CURIOSITIES, which he has * fr ...

... [ \ BOUT Sixty Tons of prime HAY, off superior I*-*-- 1 -* laud, wilh GRASS-KEEPING until tbe 251h pay of Ma ...

... i«*.-The trade of Leede in • etefe of mode rale i»ro«pcrity. Independent the preeMit call fo elmhini »»rioo» kindt, occeelooed by* ** •f**®* mourniDK, there it good tleady demaad. AU t ...

... accident heard. March 3. at eleven, at I. roaajbl. for any V it «V* S2^ 0 Bi—. the Oi*ny o ~» ...