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... PofTeiTions of Thomas Paget, Ralph Robinfon, arid Benjamin Pickering; ail which {aid Premifles havtfa Right of Common upon Melborne Common. ; ?. ' v?- ».: For further^ Particulars enquire of Mr. Thomas Sutton, -in Derby j or Mr. Thomas Swindell, df ...
... Coal; and all Sorts of Engines and Tools upon the Place for carrying On the faid Colliery to the greateft Advantage. - John Hardy will (hew the Premifes. ALL Perrons who have any Demands on the Effe ?? of the late Mr. ROBERT WALKER, of Derby, Sadler, are ...
... engrofs, before the Death of the faid Thomas Harpur, the furviving Com mf ffioners intend to read the fame over at the Time and Place above-mentioned. ALL Perfons who have any Demands upon the Eftate and Effe ...
... County of Derby, in the Holding of Thomas Maffey. Alfo a new-ereaed TENEMENT, and about thirty Acres of very rich Meadow and Pafture LAND, being Freehold, fituate at Turnditch aforefaid, in Poffeffion alfo of the faid Thomas Maffey, and lies contiguous to ...
... George Anfori, Thomas Gilbert, Efqrs. STJFFOLK Sir T. C. Bunbury, Rowland Holt, Efq ipfwich' Thomas Staunton, Wm. Wollafton, Efqrs Dunwich Gerrard W. Van Neck, Miles Barne, Efqrs Orford Ld. V. Beauchamp, H. R. Seymour Conway Aldeburgh Thomas Fonnereau, Richard ...
... without receiving even an Interval of cafe. I am, Sir,_ Tamworth, Warwickfhire, your very humble Servant, November 30th 1774. THOMAS ALLEN. Any Perfon ftill doubtful ofthe EiTicacy of this Medicine may, [by applying to Dr. JOHN NORTON, Surgeon, the Weft Side ...
... on the Effeas of the aforefaid Thomas Stoppard, are defired to fend an Account thereof to John Hopkinfon of Uftonfields, or Thos. Pearfou of Southwingfield, Executors. And all Perfons that flood indebted to the faid Thomas Stoppard, at the Time of his ...
... enquire ofMr. THOMAS BRENTNALL in Derby, Mr. JOHN BRENTNALL, on the Premifes, or Mr. JOSEPH SMITH at Gainfbrough. To be S O L D, A MESSUAGE and FARM, in Tifllngton, containing by Admeafurement 32 Acres and 1 Rood, in the Tenure of JOHN HARDY, under a Leafe ...
... containing an impartial Hiftory of the Ma- nners, Cuftoms, Polity, and Government of that Ifland. Written in Latin by Sir Thomas More. Chancellor of Eng- land, Tranflated into English by Gilbert Burnet, late Bi- fhop of Sailfbury. Price as. 6d. bound ...
... Sheep, Carts, Waggons, and every Utenfil belonging ?? ufbandry ; alfo the following Crop. For further Particulars enquire of THOMAS PORTER to Smithby ; he will Ihew the Premifes, and treat for the fame. WANTED, in the Month of June next, Three or Four Thoufand ...
... abfolutely neceftary for me to lay before you the following Affidavit, which was volun- tarily brought to me a few Days ago ; Thomas C*->ok, ofthe Borough of Derby, in the County ?? of Derby, Woolcomber, maketh Oath and faith, that on Monday the fecond ...
... *•» ponent would get the raid Thomas Cook the Town's Mo- ■« ney ; nor did this Deponent at that Time offer to pay to the ...