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... Taylor, Thomas Ofborne, and Edward Clay. Alfo the Summer-Houfe and Fifh Ponds, making two Acres and a Half, adjoining. to the above Eftate. Alfo feveral Chief Rents, ifluingoue ofthe Eilates of Rofs Orgile, George Wolley, Samuel Wolley, Thomas Peak, Mrs ...
... Taylor, Thomas Ofborne, and Edward Clay. Alfo the Summer-Houfe and Fifh Ponds, making two , Acres and a Half, adjoining to the above Eftate. Alfo feveral Chief Rents, ..filing out ofthe Eftates of Rofs Orgile, George Wolley, Samuel Wolley, Thomas Peak, ...
... WHEREAS THOMAS FRITH, JOHN BAMFORD, and ROBERT ALLSOP, ftand charged upen the Information of JAMES SAXTON (their Accomplice) with having committed divers Felonies in the faid Borough of Derby ; and have fince feverally'abfconded. The faid Thomas Frith is ...
... in that deplorable Condition. Any Perfon doubtful of the Truth of this, are defired to apply to me in Perfon, or by Letter. THOMAS SHEFFIELD. Hatton-Moor, Derby/hire, April 3, 1778. N. B. Mr. PAGE maybe fpoke with every Friday at the Seven Stars, near St ...
... he purpofes Opening his SCHOOL on Mondaythe 27th Inftant, at the Old Assembly-Room, DERBY 5 and likewife at Mr. and Mrs. HARDY's Boa r d- ing School at KEGWORTH, in Leiceflerfhire, on Thurf- day the 7th of May.— —Attendance three Days every oiher Week ...
... that he purpofes Opening his SCHOOL on Monday the 47th Inftant, at the Old Assembly-Room, DERBY ; and likewife atMr. and Mrs. HARDY's Board- ing School at KEGWORTH, in Leicefterftii re, on Thurf- day the 7th of May.— —Attendance three Days every other WpplC ...
... ELIZABETH MOORE. Coventry, Oclober i6tb, 1777. WitncfTes to the above Declaration : B. Toms, Vicar of St. Michael's. Thomas Mitchell, ?? . ?, . Thomas Harria, ' J* Church. Wardens. Thefe Pills are fold by J. Drewry, in Derby; J. Sanders; at his Shops in Derby ...
... and Cures of the faid Dicey and Company, viz. Thomas Jackfon, Tincture-Man, removed near the Fleet ; Jofeph Ruffel, in Queen-Street, Cheapfide; Thomas Randall, of Bread-Street; fome Drug- gifts, and Thomas Clark, at the Golden Key by the Bridge, London ...
... Wright's Servant will fhew the Premifes. Chefterfield, 30th July, 17*78. To be SOLD, in the following LOTS, At the Houfe of Mrs. Hardy, the Sign of the Bull in Higham, in the County of Derby, on Friday the ninth Day of Oftober next, between the Hours of Two ...
... to fend in their Demands to Thomas Eyre of Cavendifh-Bridge aforefaid, in order that they may be difcharged. And all Perfons who ftand indebted to the faid Partnerfhip Account, are defired to pay the fame to the faid Thomas Eyre, who is fully authorized ...
... and Cures of the faid Dicey and Company, viz. Thomas Jackfon, Tincture-Man- removed near the Fleet; Jofeph Rufltl, in Queen-Street, Cheapfidte; Thomas Randall, of Bread-Street; fome Drug- gifts, and Thomas Clark, at the Golden Key by the Bridge, London ...
... HOUSES, s with Gardens, fituate and (landing on Nuns-Green in DERBY, in the Pofleffions pf Francis Redgate, Francis Newham, Thomas Moore, Sarah Chadwick, and Henry Needham. For Particulars enquire of Mr. William Harrison, Joiner in Derby. N. B. Tbis Ad ...