... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TWO GUINEAS REWARD. L oST, between SUNDAY, the 181b, and TUESDAY, tl 1 the 20th inst., in the City-road, Bridge-gate. King- street, or Duffield-road. a YELLOW and PURPLE SILK PURSE, containing T W 0 F I V E P 0 U N D re N 0 T E S. a Whoever has foand tle same, and will return them, F fihall receive the above REWARD, on application to Mr. a Ro wBoTTOM, Bookseller, Iron-gate, Derby. .. - - . 01 ...

... CONDUCT OF THE WAR. A T a PUBLIC MEETING. convened by the Mayor, A and held in the TowN HALL, Derby, on Friday Evening, the 9th instant, Mr. Councillor ETCHES, in the Chair; al It was moved by Mr. Councillor BATBs, seconded C by Mr. IRlSnT, and carried unanimously; at That this meeting having learnt with deep affliction D and great indignation of the grievous calamities and woeful loss of ...

... BY MR. HOBSON. P -~d, ASHBOURNE, ELTON, AND WINSTER, r DERBYSHIRE. 1a OST Desirable and Very Valuable MANSION ra M HOUSE, FREEHOLD ESTATES, & ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS, comprising portions of the ASH- sI BOURNE HALL ESTATE, and various MES- i SUAGES and LANDS, in ant near the pleasant Towns 2 of AsnBOURNE, ELTON and WWaBTEn, in the County of a Derby; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HOBSON,s At the ...

... LECTURE HALL, DERBY. O THURSDAY EVENING, MAaCw 1st, 1855. b X, R. MITCHELL has much pleasure in announcing It 1Yl that MRS. FANNY KEMBLE, Whose Public Readings have been so eminently success-w ful and attractive, will have the honor of Reading tl SHAKSPEARE'S a CELEBRATED PLAY OF la WINTER'S TALE, iE On si THURSDAY EVENING, MARcE 1st, Reserved Front Seats - -e49 . Second Seats ?? ?? 3s. c Back ...

... WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SPECTACLES. SILVER and ELECTRO PLATE, of the best quality, at Moderate Prices. O11 N S T E E R, MARKET HEAD, DERBY. . Prompt and Careful Attention to Repairs. a I AN ORDINARY t DAILY, At the MERCIANT'S NEw DINING Roosts, Slater-court, Castle-street, Liverpool. Soup, Fish, Joint and Vegetables, Charge Is. 6d. SHERIFF'S COURTS. 'sOTICE is hereby GIVEN, that the SHERIFF'S a ...

... THE MTIRACULOUS RlEMEDy1! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. 'TEN YEARS INTERMIlTTENT ATTACKS OF ERYSIPELIAS EFFECTUALLY CUREFD- Copy ofa Letter from Airs. Ht. Trimmer, of compton, ner r W~inchester, dated I12th Sept., 1853. C T!0 Professor 11olloway-Sir-l suffered for as period C T1 of ten yerur (until thre last six months,) with the most drenil- ens fat intermtultett attacks of Erystipeis, which confined ...

... TO THE GOVERNORS OF THE DERBYSHIRE GENERAL INFIRMARY. MY LOaDs, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, TN consequence of the RIESIGNATION of Mr. I DOJOCAs Fox, a vacancy has occurred in the Sur- N gical Department of your Infirmary. I beg nost respect- wl full) to OFFER myself as a CAN)IDATE, and selicit fa your interest at the approaching Ellction. I remain, My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, Your obedient ...

... BY MESSRS. MOODY AND NEWBOLD. IVY HOUSE, NEWHAV EN. CORN, HAY, STRAW, &c. M ESSRS. MOODYandNEWr3OLI)begto announce, M that they are instructed by Mr. WILLIADI STIAW, Ivy House, Ncwhaven. beyond Asihbourn, to SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, 8th February, 1855, at 11 o'clock prompt, 26 STACKS of Capital OATS. 6 Large RICKS of Prime well-got HAY, 4 STACKS of STRAW, (Which will be Sold to go off); c ...

... BY MESSRS. MOODY AND NEWBOLD. VALUABLE MEADOW LAND, AT CAVENDISH V. BRIDGE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. MOODY and NEWBOLD, At the house of Mr. George Moore, NAVIGATION INN. in Shardlow, on THURSDAY, the lot day of March, Ai 1855, at 6 o'clock in the evening, subject to eonditions of Sale to be then produced ; LL those TWO CLOSES of excellent MEADOW A LAND, situate at Cavendish Bridge, in ...

... BY MESSRS. MOODY AND NEWBOLD. SALE THilS DAY. ETWALL, NEAR DERBY. ESSRS. MOODY and NEWBOLD have received MVI instructions from the Executrix of the late Mrs. SLEATHS, relict of Dr. W. 13. Sleath, Etwall, near Derby, to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st of l of February, 1855, the whole of the Excellent Dining, t Drawing, and Bed-room FURNITURE, Glass, China, books, pictures, plated ...