... IT I IN L r, I% V AOl(Pt NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY At 40. COaRN MAIMi0ET, for to I DERBY. sail llC. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the Ladies unt Alie .I of Derby and its vicinity, that his M ILLIINENR and is now in l.ON DON selecting the latest and most fashion- cre able NOVELTIES in MIILLINERY, &c. , which will be pre (ve READY FOR INSPECTION, der On O de de MONDAY, the 12th November, and ...

... IITHOGRAPHY, CHI ENGRAVING, A COPPERP.A'I'E AND LET1ERPRlSS DAe PRINTING, &c. ET BEMROSE and SONS have fitted up their 1' WV N*wE and EXTENSIVE WonRisilors min with every convenience and appliance to enable them to Soc execute, ON THE PREMISES, work in all departments - of the above businesses, with EXCELLENCE, ECONOMY, HO and DISPATCH. AD LITHOGRAPHIC Circulars, Trade Notices, &c. (fac r ...

... MR. B. WILSON, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, LAND AND TIMBER AGENT AND VALUER, ALFRETON. J. G. FORD, PRINTER AND STATIONER, No. 3, KING STREET, DERBY. E. S. HUGGINS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, No. 2, ALDERT STREET. MANDER'S DUBLIN PORTER STORES. WHITBREAD'S LONDON STOUT. LA CARD.] a MR. JOHN F. SHAW, MENDER OF THlE ROYAL VETERINARY COLLEGE (Successor to Mr. TnomAs TAYLOR), STREET, DERBY, o wagy~e- ...

... A is -- .- - - II by TAMBERT'S AST'HMATIC BALSAM.-Truly Lc sa LJjefilcacious and pleasant, without conlining the Bowels, or Cc hit feing She fhead. Hr A few of the many thousand Terrtimaninis of cures of ASTHMAA, HrI uifl CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, SHdORTNESS of BREATH, Cc two and all disorders ol the CHES21T and LUNGS, by taking ForS ,ros, LAU1BEI1T'S AsTnhMATIC BIALSAM. Whi :eei- Sufferera ...

... J. G. FORD, PRINTER AND STATIONER, No. 3. KING STREET, DERBY. E. S. HUGGINS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, No. 2, ALBERT STREET. MANDER'S DUBLIN PORTER STORES. WHIITBREAD'S LONDON STOUT. tA CARD.] DR. ALBERT J. BERNAYS, ?? CHEMICAL. LABORATORY, ST. MARY'S MEDICAL SCHOOL, PADDINGTON. tA CARD.] MR. JOHN F. SHAW, MEMBER OF T5AI ROYAL VETERI8ARY COLLMEE (Successor to Mr. TROMAs TAYLoR), VICTORIA ...

... BY MESSRS. MOODY AND NEWBOLD. THE OAKLANDS FARM, NEAR DERBY. 'VERY SUPERIOR DAIRY COwS, PURE SOUTH- DOWN RAM, INLAMB LEICESTER EWES, PIGS, POULTRY, DRAUGHT AND CARRIAGE HORSES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, PHAETON AND DOG CART, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND OTlrER EFFECTS. ESSRS. MOODY and NEWBOLD beg to M1J announce that they are favored with instructions from Mr. G. V. DARBY (who has let his farm), to ...

... BY MESSRS. MOODY AND NEWBOLD. SALE THIS DAY. S PONDON, NEAR DERBY. S HAY, INCALF COWS, CALVES, &C. R ESSRS. MOODY and NEWBOLD are favoured P yVL with instructions from Mr. HOLLOWAY (who is de- P dining dairfing), to SELL by AUCTION, on WED . a, NE SDAY, the 21st November, 1855, on the Premises, at & Spondon, ten very valuable INCALFI COWS, two Incalf Stirks, three yearling owr calves, three ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF KING'S MEAD WARD. GENTLEMEN, VORS lie honour you have done me in again ELECT- 14 ING me one of your REPRESENTATIVES in the Town Council, I beg to thank you. I had no desire to resume the duties of a Local Repre- sentative, but since it has pleased you to request a re- newal of my services, I will endeavour to the utmost of my abilities to serve you faithfully. I have the ...

... DERBY FLAT RACES, STEEPLE CHASES, AND HURDLE RACES, Will take place on TUESDAY, the 13th Feb., 1855, B (WEATIIER PERMITTING.) STEWVARDS. Capt. MARSLAND, and Capt. T. STORY. di Mr. T. MARSH ALL, Northampton. Clerk of the Course. I Mr. R. JOHNSON, York, Judge. Mr. NEWELL, Derby, Secretary. HE SCARSDALE STAKES, of 5 soya each, with I T 25 sovs added; for two year olds, Colts 8st, Fillies tl 7st ...

... FlEGAN'T PERSONAL REQUISITES. of it~yrlyl anai the Aristolra~cy hrlrtrrgliorlit .* Europe.. And uiniversally preferred and esteemed. THlE SUCCESSFUI, RESUL~TS OF 'THE LAST t-ALF' CENTlURY\ HAVE PROVED BtEYOND) QUESTION TIIAT pOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, possesses peCU-, liarly nourirtaiing powers Iii the~ grorvth, restoration, and Ini pr~nfent of the Human Hair, and is narw unveesalnly, ...

... BY MESSRS. MOODY AND NEWBOLD. EXTENSIVE FREEHIOLD) PREMISES IN BOLD- LANE, SIT. MARY'S GATE, AND JURY-STREET, DERBY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. MOODY and NEWBOLD. At tbe Kiscu's HEAD INN, in Derby, on WEDNESDAY, A the 2nd day of January, 1856, at Six o'clock in the Evening, in the following or such other Lots as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale, and subject to con- ditions to be ...

... ROYAL, HOTEL, DERBY. Rt ES. CANTRILL begs respectfully to inform the MLVJ Nobility, Gentry, and her Friends generally, that she has REMOVED from the KiNG's PEAD I1oTR, to the more extensive and commodious establishmeent-the ROYAl, HOTEL. Mrs. CANTRILL takes this opportunity of tendering her Di Itanks to those with whose liberal patronage she has, for wrany years, been favoured; and trusts that ...