... TO BE LET, And entered upon at jlfichaaelsnas next, Good MALT OFFICE.-A PPIY to Mrr. GEO. A WOOTTON, Swarkestone, near Derby. ASHB3OURN. To be disposed of at a fair Valuation, A N Old Established IRONMONGERY CONCEISN, which has been carried on nearly half a century by the present occupier, who, from ill health, wishes to decline business. Letters (post-paid) addressed to Mr. Hoov, Bookseller, ...

... a EXTEMPORE 'LECTURES on On EXPE RIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY a Illutstated lby a most extensive and Splendid Apparatus, at which occupies a Table 30 feet in length. ef T R. CLARKE, whose Lectures have afforded ed M the highest gratification to Audiences of the first res- ed pectability at BEriI'ER, most respectfully announces to the ed Inhabitants of DERBy and its vicinity, that his Course of ir Three ...

... Weaels J~rw'sDrops, mnd Speeffic' Remrwdg. II E GENUIJNLE JESUIr1s ])iRops have bieet Yung known -Oldtesictitiw ai stile, chioap, (ffictrrtr, Hair oftion ;iii timoi~itlet citre fur Strtiiiteii v. Uctlvis, Weaknetiss it tile Kidlieys or Boladder and when talclon on ?? first ottrwk~ ci' Vetici oil Iiit'ctlinii, tfiv~ wvill iikiliblhy arccomtplish tile deosiredl (ffi t. Shouslid t ie cominpoit he ...

... as 1(BY MR, KNIGHT. C- ,0e Extensive SALE at BRANSTONE. ad THE Sale of the very Valuable LIVE STOCK, d. Farming Implements, Old and New flay, Corn, l, Growing Crops, Grass Keeping, Wool, Cheese, Dairy and id Brewing lessels, Joiner's Tools, Household Furniture, if Linen, Books, Organ, Violins, and all effects of the late of Afr. IIUMPHREY IIIGGOTT, White Hart Inn, Branstone, near Burton-upon ...

... I D1RBY RACERS, 1831. I SIFirst Day.-Tuesday, August 2. IXTY GUINEAS given by his Grace the Dli&e of Devonshire, for maiden horses, &c. that never won £s50 at one time. Three years old to carry 7st 21b; four, 88st 51b; five, 8st 101h; six and aged, 8st 121b. Ilares and geldirlgs allowed 21h. Two mile heats; * Same Day.-The Gold Cup, value 100 Guineas, a Sweep- stakes of Ten Guineas each, for ...

... Notice to the CREDITORS of Mr. Joseph GRUNDY. _ HE Creditors of Mr. JosEPH GRiUNDY, late of T Syerscote, in the county of Stafrbrd, may on applica- 7 tion to Alessrs. DEWES and FISHER, Solicitors, Asbby-de- la-Zonch, Leicestershire, receive a Dividend of Ninepence r in the pound upon the amount of their respective debts; and e such of the Creditors who shall not signify their assent to receive ...

... AT- - A . PUBLIC MVLETIXCA- Of the FREEHOLDERS of lUELBOURN, held on :Wednesday, J.ulyI~, 1831,; Mr. Wm. HAIMES, in he Chair; 7fIIE, following RESOLUTIONS were ifJani- 2L modily adopted. 1st.-THAST in consequence of the Honotirable 0; 3. VERNON's having come forwird at a Candidate for the Representation of the County of Derby, when his services were so essential to Iti interests, and ?? his ...

... eees § BALL g3 DsT22ESEED IRISHSI, --Fo~g 5 S26t0 jJIJI.Y, at lialf-past 'Nine. ?? prATRONS, The rL, n f Ot)VONSIIIRE. LoR X V%,ATERPAIfI, LOQ nNATHANIEI, CURZON. Thle Ho and Itev. F. CURZON. _ The fll0>- EV1;RV, Batt. _ Sr 1I' lolel CAV45ENDISU, ALIP. _ ptiIAll) SrliUTT, Esq. 3.P. The 31 AIAYO of DERBY. .pATRONE SSE S, _ e ,1NTESS of SHRE WSETRYI. 'file U)LVisNsS of CHESTERFIELD. 1APX 0l,0R(i ...

... FOR CHILDREN CUT'llNG THE'IR TEETH. I RS. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTHING M ...

... DERBY RACES, 183i. First Day.-Tuesday. August !2. S IXTY GUINEAS givei by his Grace the Duke 1 of Devonshire, for maiden horses, &c. that never won £50 at one time. Three years old to carry 7st 21b; four, Ust 5ib; five, 8st lOlb; six and aged, list 121b. Mares and geldings allowed 21b. Two mile heats. Same Day._Tbe Gold Cup, value 100 Guineas, a Sweep- stakes of Ten Guineas each, for horses of ...

... DERBY SAV1NGS BANK. T the Half-yearly Meeting of the Trustees and Managiilg Cbmmittee bf the DERBY SAVINGB' A BANk, held by adjournment the 13th July, 1831; j'oSEkP sgftUTT, Esq. in the Chair; The Directors, agreeably to the 7th Rule, made their Half.yeatly Report as follows, viz. That the present number of Depositors amounts to two thousand one hundred and fourteen. The Statement of the ...

... I Two Hundred Pounds Reward. I W HEREAS in the Month of July, in the year v 1819, ISAAC BLORE, (Son ofArs. ANN BLOaE, Widow, who now resides in Derby, and Grandson of the I late Doctor Mlellandl, of Voulgrave, near Bakewell,) ab- I sconded from a Mlercer's Shop, then kept by Air. Ashby, r at Bakewell, Derbyshire.-If any person can inform the f said Airs. Ann BlWre if he be living, so that he ...