... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -Jay MESSRS. MOODY AND NEWBOLD. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PREMISES, BRIDGE GATE, DERBY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. MOODY and NEWBOLD, it the Knio's HEAD HOTEL, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of July, 1852. at Six o'clock in the evening, subject to conditions of sale to be then produced, . LOT I. 4 LL that MESSUAGE, with extensive Outbaildings, Pleasure Ground, Orchard and Garden, situate on the south ...

... R SHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES. of O of the Right Honor-rable The JUDGES w -air ZE the GENTLEMEN of the GRAND b P i 'd sss° the CROWN JURORS f( o shis t .re stmmmed to attend at t*e COUNTYX pev . on MciNDAY. the 19th day of July t i* i0 'clock in tbe Forerkoon; 'and the NlSI ' r-ORS fotr the 6anne COUNTY. are surn. ^ t tle place rnforesaid, at 9 o'clock in C oU f the same day. JORN JAMES SIMPSON, ...

... No. 1, ROTTEN ROW, DERBY.G e Q H. SMITH, GENERAL and FURNISHING IRONMONGER, CUTLER, BELL HANGER, GAS a So FITTER, OIf, and COLOUR 'MERCHANT, &c. having succeeded to the Business lately conducted by H. and G. HOMEs, Cotlers, & y to suit o tie ipeation of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his r Friends generally, the whole of his good and well selected SrOCK. Having a thorough practical ...

... BY MESSRS. MOODY AND NEWBOLD. -t OSMASTON STREET, DERBY. id ESSRS. MOODY and NEWBOLD beg to nounce that they are instdrcted by Mr. AflsA0-- as Artist, Osmaston-street, Derby, to SELL by AUC a- on TUESDAY, the 20th July instant, the whole to Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Oil Pali q-i I and Prints, Gilt Picture-frames, Bed-room Iteml. t ;r, otber Effects, particularized in Catalogues now ready.o ...

... ARBORETUM ANNIVERSARY ! FESTIVAL. gr Pab'c sr respectia1y inforted, that the ANNI-IA V-FERSAR of the OPEING ofthe ARBORETUN | On M3OND.A.Y, JULY 2r, IS52, 0on THE NEW LODGE Rtill be ope-ed upon this occasion, and d THE STATUE. ia Commemoration of the Donor of the Arbo. pr retum. an OILL BE INAUGURATED BY A GRAND Be MASONIC CEREMONY. sto *, rc the DUKE of DEVONSHIRE, P.G., I tIOnT. COLVILY, Esa ...

... No. 1, ROTTEN ROW, DERBY. H SMIdTH, GENERAL and FURNISHING IRONMONGER CUTLER, BELL HANGER, GAS FITTER, OIL and COLOUR MERCHANT, &c., having succeeded to the Business lately conducted Ad gad G. HOLNES, Cutlers, &c., begs to submit to the inspection of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his f ,ds generally, the whole of his good and well selected STOC.a w3ving a thorough practical knowledge of ...

... e Now ready, octavo, cloth, price 55. t- XTRACTS from the DIARY of the late JOBN of E GISBORNE, Esq., with brief Memoir. ?? a near RELATIVE. th Derby : BEEROSE ?? Sox. London: WBNTA ZX- in and Co. .W Just published, a new edition of THE VALES OP WEV - !, id by the late Joni; GrnoRNE. Essl., Id 0 LET, an Excellent HOUSE, well cellared, in S at T Mary's Gate, Derby, late in the occupation of Mr ...

... BY MR. ROWLAND BREAREY. GRANTHAM G.REAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. ET HJUNDRED Lotl of ROUND and BALK .E 'rT'jgVB~j lbattens, deals, plank's scantlings, sleep. ?? collierv wood, twelve 3-wheel carts. twelve timber mod stone drngs. to carry from two tofifteen tons, eighteen 6-inch carts, light and strong waggons, all London built, and some nearly new; one-borse and patent pumps, crabC, monkeys, rug and ...

... J POYER - : J. POYSER, AlUCTIONEER, VALUER. ESTATE, COMMISSION AND GENERAL AGENT, No. 8, VICTORIA STREET, DERBY. T T 1 grateful feelings returns his hearty thanks to his Friends and the Public, as afisnk acknowledgment W for the patronage and support he has received from them, since his commencement in the above Businewm. J P. Politely calls the atteutiOD of the Nobility, Gentry, Farmers, ...

... I LECTURE HALL, DERBY. THE AMATEUR PERFORMANCES IN AID ?? THE GUILD OF LITERATURE. I LocAL COuMrET : The EARL of HARRINGTON. Right Hon. EDWARD STRUTT, MI.P. Sir HENiRY SACHEVEREL WILbSOT, Bart. Hon. G. R. CAVENDISH, M.P. Sir JOSEPH PAXTON. JOHN DUNNICLIFF, Esq., Mayor. C. R. COLVILE, Esq., M.P. WILLIAM MUNDY, Esq., M.P. MICHAEL, T. BASS, Esq., M.P. T!OS. BENT, Esq., M.D. JOHN BARBER, Esq. ...