... 11RINDLEY'S WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE, 7, TENANT STREET, CAUTION, fup in nT BRINDLEY having bad several compliaits of the wear of Clutlil, fro pateswoba1ogh1unrn VV o cipled persons in the trade, ?? samples purporting to come from his Eetahlishment. but which halve not El been mande fromn Pure Wool, although they have teen charged the price of a sterling article, begs (not having arie such Goods in ...

... DERBY VOCAL UNION. A GRAND CONCERT of SACRED MUSICR A will be given in the LECTURE HALL, Derby, oda a TUESDAY EVENING, the 23rd day of December, a 1856, in aid of the Funds of the 5 DERBYSHIRE GENERAL INFIRMARY. For programmes see small Bills, a Tickets, Reserved Seats, 2s. ; Second Seats and Gallery t IS. ; Back Seats, Gd.; and Books of the Words. 2d. each, t may be had of Messrs. BEsMRosE ...

... BY MESSRS MOODYAND NEWBOLD SALE THIS DAY. DERBYSHIRE. GREGORY v. MOUSLEY. of 0 be Peremptorily SOLD by AUCTION, pursuant on T to a decretal order of the High Court of Chancery, the made in certain causes, Gregory against Mousley, and DI 4 Gregory against Mousley, with the approbation of the Riglht Honourable the Master of the Rolls, without any exi reserve, except as regards certains ...

... T TO 3OTHERS AND NURSES. O TrE GENUINE DALBY'S CARMINATIVE, ), FFECTUALLY removes those alarming disorders of r, E the stomach and bowels to which children of all ages are so Ti liable, in the Colic, Dysentery, Dlarrhmca, and similar affections of g sdudts, it often cures when other means fall. IIh t Tbitl Medicine having maintained a just celebrity in the re. N moval of the above complaints ...

... LA CARD.] M1R. J. FRENCH, ACCOUNTANT, & ESTATE & COMMISSION AGEN'I', ALBERT-STREE'T, DERBY. E. S. HUGGINS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCIIANT, No. 2, ALBERT STREET. i MANDER'S DUBLIN PORTEU STORES. WHITBREAD'S LONDON STOUT. BEESON and HOWARD, ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHT'S'S, MACIIINE MAKERS, IRON and BRASS FOUNDERS, &C., BRUNSWICK FOUNDRY, 0 SIDDALS'-ROAD, DERBY. Agricultural Implements Made and Repaired ...

... GE 0 It G E T. i TTE, T O N, FJSHMONGER AND DEALER IN GAME, SADLER GATE,. DERBY, TN thanking the Nobility, 'lergy,Gentry. and Inbabi- d tants-of Derby and the Neighbotrhood for their past kind favours desires to inform them .tliat he has made arrangements for a DAILY SUPPLY OF BEST WHITSTABLE NATIVUE OYSTERS, From the celebrated Beds of the Whitstable Corporate Oyster Company. and only EIGHT ...

... SACRED AND SECULAR MUSIC. fo I R. H. PHILLIPS, .Menber of the English Glee uE M and ladrigal Union, Exeter Hall, &c. &C., com- n poser of Shalle I wastynge in despaire. Love's Er- rand, The return of the Admiral, The emigrant W; ship, 'J he best of all good company, &c. &c.; and w the original interpreter of 'The light of other days,, ni Farewell to the mountain, My boyhood's ...

... JOSEPH S. TAYLOR. -COAL AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, 5, WILMOT STREET, DERBY. Orders received at Mr. HARRIsoN'S, Corn Market. SALT AND CO.'S EAST 11DIA PALE & 1URTON ALES AND STOUT. STORES, 32, KING-STREET, DERBY. AGENT-G. Al. WARD. FREDERIC SANDERSON. ARCHITECT, LAND AGENT & SURVEYOR, OFFICES 2, PARK ROW, NOTTINGIIA3. MIR. W. L. POUNDALL, S SURGEON DENTIST, B 20, VICTORCA-5-1RBELT, DEIlSY. S ...

... BY MESSRS. MOODY' AND NEWBOLD l BURNASTON.I TIHE LITTLE DERIBY HOUSE: AND LAND AD- JOINING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, X By Mlessrs. MOODY and NEWBOLD, 1 At thle SeabEAD EAOLE INN, in1 Burnaston, on THURS- DAY, the 7th day of August next, at 6 o'clock in thc Evening, i n the following loots, or in one or such other Lots as may be then determined; LOT I . A. B. P.l ?? PUBLIC HOUSE, 1 fronting the ...

... THE COMMITTEE of the DERBY TEMPER- D T ANCE SOCIETY beg to announce that they have made arrangements for a PLEASURE TRIP to MAT- ri LOCK and WVILLERSLEY CASTLE, which PETER AaKwRIGHT, Esq, has kindly permitted to be visited by in the party, F1 On THURSDAY, September 4th, 1856 te (The First Day of the Derby Races), the Train will leave the Derby Station at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon, Or ...

... BABINGTON HOUSE, DEftBY. JO}HN NORTON begs to inform the Ladies of Derby and its Neighbourhlood, that he has again replenished k 91 the various departments in his Establishment. 1.000 PIECES of MUSLINS, News Patterns, from Is. 9d. the dress-12 yards. FLOUNCED DITTO, from 4g. 9d. 20,000 Yards of STRIlPED and CHECKED SILKS, from 21s. Gd. the falll dress. 10oo'FRENCH FLOUNCED SILK ROBES-18 yards, ...

... THIE ALLIANCE ANNUAL FETE, E;LVASTON CASTLE GARDENS. r JoN MONDAY a~dl TUESDUANYAugKst 4thI Co . ALLIANCE will hold their Second Annual Fete, in tethe magnificent (iardens of thse BtacHT HoN;. EARL OFth Addresses will be delivered eachx dday itn~ theGarlde~ns,~ ame of recr~eation and amusement vwill be provided. chir CHEAP SPECIAL TIIAINS Will run from surrounding 'h~eCheshire. Staffnrdshirc, ...