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... tttC>ucs~n e or to Mr. FLEWVKrn, Solicitor, Derby d TO BE SOLD BY AUCTI'ON, Pe By Afr. ROlVLAt D L'WEREY', d At the house of Mr. Thomas Holland, Saracen's [lead ln. e Borrowash, on Mlcondav, the Ibtit dav of Ja:,uary. - O o'clock it the afternoon, either in ...
... Partnership heretofore subsisthing TL between us the undersigned JOSEPH lED)FEtRN, ot Overseal, in the county of Leices:er, and THOMAS PICKERING, ot'Oakthorpe, in the county of Derby, as Beast Jobi, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. As witnesrisur hands ...
... 20,000 SgAuza ON Xltl0 EAct. lo Funi.I ln5es. their . Jqmes Alexander, Esq. Thomas Knowles, Esq. S George Anderson, EIsq. HZ, R., Perkinsi Esq.e I be Thomas Bedford, Eq. Thomas Price. lEaq. le. Jnnnes Drumrnond,' Esq.. W11mled Esq. st ffice. Samuel Eyee ...
... John Bunting, Thomas Cooper, and Thomas Burgoine, in trust, for the benefit of all the creditors of the said John Frost ; and which said deed of as. signment was executed by the said John Frost, John Bunt- ing, Thomas Cooper, and Thomas Burgoine, on the ...
... Ache, thereunder, adjoining to the said Messusge, situate at Church sisted Gresley aforesaid, arid now in the occupation of Thomas Of dailJ Harrrson, called by tire naines, arrd contairring tire quantities Heart, hereinafter mentioned, (that is to say,) ...
... and Bakehouse, situate in the Nether Street, in Wirksworth aforesaid, with the appurte- nances, as now in the occupation of Thomas Mather. LOT 3. All that the Life Estate, or other the Estate and Interest of him the said John Amatt, of and in All those ...
... Warehouse &Garden 0 1 10 Mr. Thomas Hall. 267. Gilbert Garden ?? 0 0 20 alr. Mlin. Hawley. 208. Stable and Yard, 0 0 4 lr. John Spencer. 269. Blacksmith's Shop,. 0 0 3 Dlr.,JoshuaGratton. 354. Ileasto Piece ?? 0 35 MIr. Thomas Hall. 355. Plantation ?? ...
... o'clock in tlhe forenoon precisely. August 211, lo38. OLD ESTABLIlSIED WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS, RIOTTEAT 1R0W, DERBY. 1 RS. HARDY begs to inform her friends and *MNI the public that she has disposed of her llouse and Premises situate in Rotten Row, to ML'r ...
... Esq . Chesterfield. Henry Dixon, Esq .. Whittington Lodge. J. S. Stovin, Esq .Newbold. Thomas M1. S. M1ines Esq .Dronfield Rev. Wm. Smith .Dunston Ilall. Thomas Radford, Esq .Iligham. Captain Wtight. Cutthorpe. Rev. William Peach. ., ,, Brampton. Capt ...
... Bell Inn, a quarter before six in the Evening. Performed by the Public's most obedient servants, HENRY NVITTON, Derby. JOHN HARDY, Nottingham. N.D. Coaches daily from WITTON'S Original Office, to all parts of the Kingdom. BY MR. CROSS. FREEHOLD MESSUAGES ...
... West Gate, and adjoining the above premises, I now occupied by JamesTurner, Thomas Brown, and Joseph I Smedley. I * For further particulars application may be made to Air. I THOMAS KInRLANDvEngineerr orat the Officeolf'Messrs. i PAusoss and BEtS,. Solicitors ...
... Derby. to rd DERBY. ty Valuable Freehold House and Land, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 5 By Mfr. BREAREY, e- At the House of Mr. Thomas Mason, the Nag's Head Inn, at Derby, on Tuesday the 20th day of May, 1834, at Six of o'clock in the Evening, in one Lot; ...