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... being _ Copyhold, Fine certain; and now or late in the feveral Pollcllious of John Poyf.r, Anthony Bamford, fohn holmes, Thomas Hardy, William Wilfon, Mr. Samuel Shore, Anne Herod, Vofeph Bub/nan, and Elizabeth Dawfon. For fuither Particulars enquire ol* ...
... Fabric trite, Such plenteous Sights were known in Times of old. When Chriftinas by th' expiring Year was told • Long e'er our hardy Sires, un-nerv'd by Sloth* Had dwindled clown into a Pigmy Growth. Within this Pile Varieties unite, To plcafe at once the ...
... SchwanbergV Vniverfal Powder fcf the fp iL -c!y and certain Cure of moft Kinds of Fevrs, as. Dr.' Daffy's true Rich Elixir, ( wjth Hardy man^ Recantation in the Direction given with each Half-pint Bottle. ) is. 3d. - Squire's Ditto, 1 s. jd. Dr. Bollock'/, and ...
... ELL, f° r die public Good, profecuted and had \gP*srtsW Judgment given them, with confiderable ?? s ant * Damages, againfl Thomas pack fon, Tincture- man, now removed ( from Dwry-Lant } near the Fleet -, and Jofeph Rujfel; in gpeen-ltreet, Cheapjtde, London; ...
... rVSKiiflSJ Acr>s ' The fai l DICEY and OK ELL, V^pw^H^ Judgment given them, with confiderable ?? Colts and Damages, againlt Thomas fackfon, Tincture-man, now removed (from Drury-Lane ) near the Fleet; and fcfeph Ruffe}, in Styeen-ftreet, cheapftde, London ...
... Spury of Fore* mdrke Park); Mh Thomas Smith, of Lullington ; orofMelTrs. Heikins and -Fowler,- in Burton aforefaid. ;! ?? ,. j Co be 3>oto to tlje M Wtozi, T 0 G E T H E R or S E P E R'At E. At the Hoiife of Mrs. Hardy, being the Sign ofthe B ull . ...
... Particulars enquire of Mr. TomltNSOn, Attorney hi Derby, or of Mr. Thomas Peal, at the Free Mafon's A*tni .aforelaid. Co be %m to tfie M Wtimi Together or in L o t t s, At.the Ihufe of Mrs. Hardy, at the Sign of the .Dull in Highatn, in tie County of Derby ...
... Robinfw's, in Derby, and at the Place of Sale ; at Mr. fofeph Newton's, at the Brown Bear and Dra- gon, Nottingham, and ac Mr. Thomas Hiarfbalft, Worfted* maker, in Leicefter. ' CONDITIONS of SALE. 1 ft. The Goods to be parccl'd into Lots, each Lot to be put ...
... with very good Fruit Trees; a Summer-Houfe, Alcove, Sec. lii uate in the Bridge- Gate, Derby, late intiie I'ofl'eilion of Mr. Thomas Smith, Painter, deceas'd. For farther Particulars enquire of Mrs. S n 1 . 11, upon the Premifes. Co De doto, 01, lett, *\ ...
... Improvement, now In the 1 .llillion of Seth Wood,, at the yearly Rent of Twenty Pounds. For further Particulars enquire oi Mr. Thomas Baker, or Mr.. Weed, both in Duffield. ?? rhn.'f 11 1 March \i\, 17*58. [ ' ?? _ { f MR. DELLINGIIAM, from his ?? Su'cceii ...
... .s inEuglafoi' 8^ Be careful, to ask for Cooke's -Complete- Enelijh Gdr'd'emi, Price One-Shilling and Six-pence; •■ ••: : THOMAS J ACE SON and Vdk»' ■' . '■ : ; ■ • .: ' ?? .; ■:' HU ...
... Ludgife-Hill| Mr. WoodftlW Charing-crofi; Ml. Davetlhill, No;B,Cornhillj Mr. Wilhdeo' No. 7, near the Bridge, Borough; Mr. Hardy, Ratcliff-crofti Mr. Parker, New Qond-ftrcct; and Mr. Jackfon, Orford.road! Booklcllert. ■ N. B ...