... 1B3 MR. ROWLANI) 13REAREY. d GEORGE STREET. 1. MODERN FURNITUITE, LINEN, BOOKS, e Kitchen Requiuite, Beautiful Gold Lever Watch, 4c. g 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROWLAND BREAREI-,U i. On the Premises of the late Ming E. DAVENPORT, George h Street, Derby, on Thursday, 21st July, 1836, sale to se commence at eleven precisely. HE FURNITURE comprises a most superior . l Spanish mahogany carved ...

... ALTERATION IN TI-IE I'EA DUTIES. y a Rsolution of the House of Coominons, proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequeer, the new mo(le B of levying the Duties on Tea came into opreation on the FIRtST DAY of the present M Ikth.- To matte the import. &nce of the change fully comprehended, we beg leave to shew wherein the difference between the old mode and the new one Under the former system the ...

... 8 BY B. PAYNE. V LOUGHBOROUGH, LEICESTERSHIRE. t To Wharfingers, Corn, Coal, and Timber Merchants, n Boat Builders, ,fc. 1tc. PARTICULARS OF 0 Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, a Situate at Loughborough, in the County of Leicester, adjoin. ing the Nottingham Turnpike Road, the! Leicester Navi. f gation, and the intended Midland Counties Railway, r WHICR WILL BE SOLD BY A4UCTION, 3 BY 3. PAYS:, t (By ...

... To MERCHANTS, TRADERS, & others. X OTIriCE is hereby _(ivesl, that the Eslt ,WASfi N *AWAL, and the l~ottnlluosollct and lFt'ICFSTR NAVIGATiONS WlI1LL Bl. STOPT on Sadlzy, tle 31st T day of July next, and during the tfourteent ?? days, for the purpose of repairing the Works. 30tl June, 1i:3(1. COTTA1EE rlE SIDDE NC , At 1NIIDDLETON, near * tu CIBEAVI:; re A HANDI)SOll, (;OTI-t( (COTTAGE-, plea ...

... KING'S HEAD VAMILY & COMMERCIAL MOTEL, ANP POSTING HOUSE, DERBY. EORGE WALLIS in returning thanks to the G Nobility, Commercial Gentlemen, and the Public in general, for the liberal patronage he has experienced since entering upon the above Hotel, takes this opportunity to contradict an erroneous statement now in circulation, that it is not his wish to accommodate Commercial Gentlemen. He begs ...

... SOUTa DERBYSHIRE A AGRICULTURA^L- SOCIETY. fHE 'irslnt Meetin, of this Society for the T CATTLE SHOW I.- snd the distribution of REWVARDS to deserving Servants 5 and Labourers, will be held at DEIEBY, oil FRIDAV, the IN 8th day of JULY, 183. - Iwhe The place for Exhibition will be a commodious C:oft in Stos the Osasaston Road, close to the town, kindly offered for the qua purpose by Miss Clay. ...

... DIXON'S ANT[BILIOUS PILLS. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINT.-As a amild end effectual Remedy for those Disorders which nriginate in a morbid action of the Liver and Bilisry Organs, namely. Indigestion. LOD of Appetite, Headache, Heart. burn, Flatulemicies, Spatmi, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, &c. &c 7 DIXON'S A NTIBILOUS PIL LS (which du not contain Mercury in any shape) have miet with ...

... e-- . a- BY M1R. GEOZGiaE SMZ'r1l. b c MATLOCK. i Valuable Freehold & Copyhold Property, fl w TO BE SOLD BY AUcrrlON, P le By JMfr GEORGE SVITH, h r, (Uuder the Trusts of the Will of the late MIr. Septimust n Walker, deceased,) At the house of Mr. Charles Else, the Red Lion Inn, on te Alatlnck Green, in the county of' Ierby, on Monday, le the 18th day of'July. 1836, at 5 o'clock in the Afttr. ...

... YORTON'S tnuly Valuable CAMOMILE PILLS, FOR INDIGESTION, &c. THESE Pills are a pure extract of Camomile 1 Flowers, prepared by a particular process, by whichi all tbe medicinuls properties of railier mole than one ounce of the flowers, are concentrated into four moderate sized Pills, they are mild in operation, and have proved wonderfully successful in resnoving every symptom of indigestIon, ...

... W. W. WALLIS ESPE'TFJULLY returns thanks for the great preec he has ever received, and having very much eased his establishamer.t, begs to submit a List of the VAL MAILS, and Superior POST COACHES that ye the BELL HOTEL and NEW INN COA CI1 O} FJICES, DERBY: ich he flatters himsinelf will be found to meet the vvishes of Inhabitants of Derby and its vicinity, for whose dress he considers it his ...

... BISHOP RYDER'S CHURCH, BURTON ROAD, DERBY. blOUNT Subscribed, and already advertised: £1£ L.. d. For the Schools ?? 201 13 0 1'or Bishop Ryder's Church, ?? 368 11 9I Since received for the Church: X. S. d. Valter Evans, Ssq ?? 200 0 Mi&s Evans ?? 10 0 0 WIas . Evans, ?? 0 0 SUrnid Evans, Esq. ?? 10 10 0 William Christopher, E sq ?? S 0 Rev. John Bateman ?? 1 0 0 Rev. S. Stubbs ?? 10 6 F t ...

... i tiHUDSON's. BLEACHING LIQUID. I STAINS of RED PORT WVINE, Tea, Fruit, ' W3 Mildew, sand every Vegetable Mlatter, are entirely, re- moved from TABLE LINEN, Cottons, Muslins, Laces, p and other articles of Dress, by HUDSON'S CHEMICAL it BL1EACHING LIQUID ; it also removes the above it stains from Ladies' BUFF Dresses, without injuring the b Buff Coliur, and restores all kind of discoloured ...