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... WilHam Irby, Chamberlain to her Royal highnefs, and feveral 'Perfons of DiftinSlion, and heard a Ser- mon preached by the Right Rev. Dr. -Thomas Seeker, Bifhop of Oxford, and Reclor of St. James's. Derby, Jan. 5. About five Weeks ago, one Joseph Mansfield ...
... Sir John Lequesne, Kt, Sir Edward Bellamy, Kt. Alderman Willimot. Sir John Williams, Kt. Alderman Lambert. (In Suffolk) Sir Joseph Hankey, Kt. Sir Harcourt Masters, Kt. Sir William Rous, Kt. Alderman Lever. Alderman and Sheriff. Sir Geo. Champion, Kt. Sir ...
... of each VI. The Signeund Privy-Seal • capital Stock in the Public Treafury, Exchequer, Lojd Funds ; Sate ot the .everal Chamberlain's, Admiralty transterable Annuities, Days Pay and War Offices, ant. ot Payment, and transfer Agents; Cammiilioncrs of Days ...
... Whitehaven, in Cumberland, Baker. To appear March 29, 30, and 31, at the House of George Ashbrldge, Innholder, in Whitehaven. Joseph Chambers and Charles Chambers, of Queen-street, London, Haberdashers. To appear Feb. 24, March 2, and 31, at Guildhall. Ellis ...
... Repetitions-, and abfurd Conjedtures of former Writers. By a Society of Gentlemen. Revifed, Corredted, and Improved by HENRT CHAMBERLAIN, of Hatton Garden, Z f q ; Hail chief of Cities, whofe immortal Name Stands joremofi in the glorious Lijt of Fame % Whofe ...
... Repetitions and abfurd Conjedtures of former Writers. By a Society, of Gentlemen. Revifed, Corrected, and Improved, by HENRT CHAMBERLAIN, of Hatton Garden, Efq J Hail chief of Cities, whofe immortal Name Stands for emoft in the glorious Lift of Fame.- Whofe ...
... do me a very fignal Service, and you will oblige my Brother atthe fame Time: He has pro- pofed to me to think about the Chamberlain- fhip : Sir Theodore Janfleii has lately been very ill, and they do not expeft him to live long. H. But I believe you ...
... will be treated as the Law in ?? points out. ?? ?? March 10, 1775. lIZHEREAS on Wednefday Night laft, the V V Workfhop of JOSEPH BEATMORE, of Undone in the County of Derby, was broke open, and about 5 Yards of Stript Tickin, 6 Yards of Stript Linen Cloth ...
... which are fpecified at large in the Bills of Directions fealed up with each Box, Price is. They are now prepared by JOHN, JOSEPH, and BENJ. HOOPER, Sons and Executors to the late Dr. JOHN HOOPER, and for whom they likewife prepared the faid Pills during ...
... tivt Di-bts ; and thofe whu Snive aiy Demands upon the PiirtnerJLip, to fend in their Accounts, and they will be duly paid. JOSEPH TATLOW, PHILIP PARR JOHNSON. To the NO3ILITY and GENTRY, &~c. Tiie Famous Mrs. JONES, From HANOVER, Is juft arrived frem London ...
... alfo at Mr. BARKE R's Shop at Matlock . C H E S H I rTE~G^HETE S E. To be S O L D, On Monday next, between 10 and 12 ?? by Joseph Holmes, at the Cheefe-Warchoufe at Derby Old Wharf, a Parcel of fine old Cheshire Cheese, in Whole Cheefes, Halves, or Quarters ...
... WILLIAMAT, of Afhover, in the County of Derby, Innkeeper, deceafed, are defired to poy their refjeftive Debts to JOHN TWIGG, or JOSEPH GREGORY, of Afhover afoicrfaid, Executors of the faid WILLIAM WILLIAMAT, in fix Weeks from the Date hereof, as all the out ...