... 7plO1LSTERY, CABINET, CARPET, PAPER-HANGING, AND FURNITURE MANUFACTORY 17, FRIAR-GATE, DERBY. ESTARLISHED 1S36. lLLIAM KNIGHT respectfully tenders his most gratefal thanks to the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry for the ! n y very extensive patronage so many years conferred upon him, and begs to assure them, that all Orders ,:rnusted to his care shall be executed with the greatest attention and ...

... F U R E S T A B L I S H M E N T, 19 AND 20, CORN MARKET, DERBY. i. HAMILTON, HAVING PREPARED AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT fo OF ps ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION OF F U R S, on He begs to invite the attention of the LADIES of DERBY and its VICINITY to the same. Thanking them for the liberal support He has received during the past WINTERS, He hopes to be favoured with a large share of their patronage I] ...

... :PymUSSRS MOODY AND NEWBOLD. Yb1NSTALL HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE. ESSRS. MOODY and NEWBOLD have the honor XI to announce, that by direction of the Executors of the late CHARLES Aa wRIGHT, Esq., the remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Plate and Plated Arti- cles, Books, Scientific and Musical Instruments, Billiard Table, Gans, Swords, Carriages, Harness, Saddlery, Fire Engine, Steam Engine, and all the ...

... TO BE OPENED ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER IST, WITH A SUPERIOR STOCK OF TEAS, COFFEES, AND GROCERIES, THE PRFMISES RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY MR. JAMES WALTON, TEA DEALER, &C.. 48, SADLER GATE, DERBY, BY R. J. HODGES, s rHO begs respectfu11v to i'Orm his FRIENDS a~nd the PUBI.TC generhrlly, that the above Establishment will ' W/y eontain a CHOICE SELECTION of TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES SPICES, and GENERAL ...

... IMmENSE SACRIFICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. D O U G L A S A N D B A S T , LINEN DRAPERS AND SILK HERCERS. CORN MARKET, DERBY, 11AVING dissolved Partnership, will SELL OFF, without Reserve, the WHOLE of their very CHOICE and 1 VALUABLE STOCK, consisting of BRITISH and FOREIGN SHAWLS, MANTLES SILKS MUS. LINS, BAREGES. and a Large Assortment of FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES of every description; ...

... DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WATERLOO HOUSE, No. 9, MARKET HEAD, DERBY. R& KILBORN TSA ES this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public generally for the liberal tronage bestowed on him since the Dissolution of Partnership between R. and V. KILBORN, and begs to them that the remaining portion of SUMMIER STOCK will be sold at the same rate of sacrifice as on that ...

... TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE OROUGSE OF DERBY. e- FsDow TOwNSMEN, - M, R. JOHN MOSS has ventured to reply tO ih i RsSatements I put forth on Saturday, describilt 2 le ' GROSS ANND ulSpRovoXD OUTRAGE UPON Mi. Hom 5- 7ALL AND HiS FRIENDS. To the contents Of ItS >- Handbill I still adhere though it he disagreeable 00 'y Mr. John Moss and to the Rabble. It would be $S le irksome and useless ...

... BY MESSRS. MOODY AND NEWBOLD. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN THE WARD vW[LK, DERBY. TO BE SOIJD BY AUCTION, By Meisrt. MOODY and NEtWBO.D. At the ROYAL HOTEL, in Derby, on FRIDAY, the 16th day of January, 18t2, at Six o'clock in the Eveningg precisely, . : .- - WO M8SSUAGES or'DW E1,W.INGRIOUSES- in I 1Tthe respective oczupations of Williamn Baniford tind James Bullock . and a large Yard and ...

... FASHIONABLE BO1NNET, SHAWL, SILK, AND RIBBON ESTABLISHMENT. NT> MRRISII \, late STEVENSON and .NIERRISEHAw, has just received his SPRING STOCK of i1 , RIB, ani FANCY BONNETS, comprising every variety in SWtss and PARIS ('ORDS 1 CSENoLi nd TUscANs, which be is now shewing, with a Cboice Selection of RIBBONS and S ite the attention of the Ladies of DERBY and its Neighbourhood. T w e i24, CORN ...

... pR)LSTERYs CARPEP, PLA&TE GiLgASSWAREHOiUSE, MD CABINET MANUFACTORY, JOHN AND JOSEPH WARD, t rtirning their most grateful acknowledgments for the very kind patronage conferred upon them during the - t varl most respectfilly solicit a continuance of those favours; and beg to invite the especial attention of ' ' '.C'itV lergy. Gentry, and Inhabitants generally. to their immense New and ...

... WEAR YOUR HAT GRACEFULLY, Said the Celebrated LORD CHESTERFIELD. And many Great Men have, and will allow, that nothiDg improves the APPEAPAaXCE of a Man so much As a GOOD HAT. Where then can be obtained such an important Article of Dress, suited to E%`ERY VARIETY OF FEATURE? Why, at JENNINGS', 48, ST. PETER'S-STREET, Ihere the GREATEST VARIETY of QUALITY and STYLE may be had, and at the ...

... U-MSSRSO MOODYY .ND NEWBOLD. PLANTS! PLANTS!-FOR BEDDING OUT, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. MOODY and NEWBOLD, On THURSDAY, May 2th, 1852, on the Premises,7 44, Mundy-street, Derby; rH E entire STOCKR-IN-TRADE of Mr. JosEPr I Goons. Florist, comprising many THOUSAND of PLAATS, in fine condition, 'wo good GGreen-houses, Pits and Frames, Wheelbarrowsi &c. To be Sold in Lots to suit ...