... ias To be LET or SOLD, hls 'With immediate possession, if required, re IFIE PREMISES situate in Cavendish Street, IheL Derby, with a STEAMNI ENGINE of 10-horse power, eat Boilers, good Sheds, &c. &c. suitable for the manufacturing he of Colours. :e9 AlSO, TO BE DISPOSED or, in A PLAISTER BUSINESS in full employment, with the ih, StonesGearing, Bags, &c. &c. he To treat for the same apply to ...

... a- DARLEY DA a ATLOCK, D.t7 ?? REV. S. C. TON will be happy to be IJ receive those Young Gentlemen who may be placed Pu ,nder his care by their friends, I otlnday 30th July. al Terms for board and education, ?? per annum pe, for Pupils under 12 years of age; 7,Tor ose above that age, C Thirty.five guineas; washing twelve hillings Per quarter..- No entraitce will be required. Darley Dale, June ...

... OD tile 7th of July wvill be published, UNDE.R TIIE DMItECTION OF THE C01311ITTEE O' GENERAL LITERATURE & EDUCATION, APPOINTED 131Y THE SOCIETY FOR 1lll03abuINo CliHtISTIAN KNOW LEDGE, !I-IE SATURDAY MAGAZINE, No.1. ?? (Price One Penny.) London: JOHN WILLIAIM PARExr, 445, (llVest) Strand, by whonm *CouiUnications for the Conmittec are received. Orders received by WilLKitys & SON, Derby; and by ...

... GUILD HALL, DERBy, 9t JUN E, 1832. 1 1 leeting of the Inhabitants of Derby, coil- mand A& verd by the.Alayor, in pursuance of a Requisition, Soci ?? at the Guild Hall, on Saturday the 9th of June, ?? thle best method of Public Rejoicing in ctO of tie passing of the Reform Bills; CHIARLELS IATTIIEIV LOWE, Esq. mayor, aN T'IE CHrAIR. It was moved by Dr. FoRESTERs, seconded by Mr. I Jos6i'i ...

... 'To the ELECTORS Of the BOROUGH of DERB Y. GE xcN La V1 E ?? 1u1lE grand measure of Parliamentary Reform, Lrfor which we haive been so long and so. anxiously Co cotitending, being nearly accomplished, it is generally exc YOI pected, that the termirationi of the Present Session, will soon jut ble followed by la D jselution of Parliament. I hatetn therefore niost retspettfolly to make you an ...

... '1.Jo , 1 st. Wary's Gate, Derby. .jiSFltASCLS respectfullyinformaher Friends 7&i]L that MJ~ilye 1832.ol will r ce on Thursday the 7g- EUCATION. _ ,A1LtSEY DALE, NEAR DIATLOCK. Rs STA INLEY begs leave respectfully to tl 13jL acqoaint the Inh:ahitants of Darley Dale and Neigh- f bwurhood, that she purposcs opening a Boarding School for v aliltted number of young Ladies on the 25th July, when c ...

... HENRY CANTRILL, SARACEN's HEAD INNy, ST. JAMES's LANrE, DERBY, J GS leave to inform his Frieiids;, and those of D his late Father, and the Public in general, that he has ntered upon the above Old Established Inn, (which is now dergoing a compleat state of repair to tender it one of the ost comfortable Esttablishtnenttt of the kind,) and trusts b strict attention, and moderate charges for ...

... F NYOTICE IS iIE1?1EJE (U VEX, fIIAT oln Friday the Twenty-fift], (lay of May St T instant, an Order was signed bv JOhN RADFOIID the younger, and HCUG If SCOTThe Esquires, two of IHis the si y' ustices of the Peace i n and for the County of reld Derbyfor stopping up as unnecessary a certain be ighway E. and Public Carriage Road called the Smut Lane, situate in the Patish~of Dale Abbey, hi the ...

... ng -_ _ in nd Derby Improvement Act. of NOTICE isherebyGiven, that the Commissioneas ~h,15 N der. the above Act of Parliament will hold their ed next General Meeting by adjournment at the Guild Hall, ne in the Borough of Derby, on Wednesday the 20th June ts, instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. gh J. B. SIMPSON, on, Clerk to the Commissioners. :e, Derby, 13th June, 1832. he nth TO BE: ...

... J. WATSON, porter Merchant, Grocer and Tea Dealer, No. 48, SADLER GATE, DERBY, 13EGS leave to return his sincere thanks to his i Si friends and public in general, for the very liberal encouragement he has received since ihis commencement in the above businiessest. J. WV. now avails himself of the present opportunity to inform them, that he has on band a large Stock of Prime LoN1DoN BOTrTLRD & ...

... .ey, 11y R. TITTE RTON. tral ~Toi~ ETATE ato ROSLIsTON, Wen TOB DERBYSHIRE N rBESOLD BYACNN BY AUCTION, ~~bedst 'rk- At thle I 11y Mr. TITTER TONcun byc 11, ty eensor Inn in lBurton-upon-Trent, itt the Conthe by C`111y O'stafora onThursday, the 14th day of.June, 1at u2) at T 'lc in thle afternoon (b ieton of the paint een rtesfor Sale named in the VWill of John kth Wirlisi, decateof Bi ;) ute, ...

... a Mr. THOMAS HAWKESWORTH's Affairs. he HE Creditors of THomAs HAWKESWORTH, of A Stanton, in the county of Derby, Farmer, are requested A ea to meet the Assignees at the house of Robert Ward, the situ ?? and Duck Inn, in Stanton aforesaid, on Wednesday the the n Twenty-seventh day of June instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of determining whether any, and 11, what ...