... Favors he has received in the Hair-Drcffing Branch j begs leave to in- form them, he has affigned over that Bufinefs to Mr. CUSWORTH, his late Partner, where it will be carried on in the fame Shop. Derby, 3d July, 1777. J C U S WORTH, HAIR-DRESSER, from London, In the Cork-Market, DERBY. HAVING had aflign'd over to him Mr. BARKER'S Share of the above Bufinefs, humbly Hopes for a Continuance ...

... and ioth Days ot June next, betwixc the Gen' tlemen of Afhborne and Derby • to fhew 41 Cocks on each Side, for y Guineas a Battle, and ro the Main. To fight in Silver Heels. Feeders $ * OT 4/ hl>or1 : > h Co«din. C For Derby, J. Martin. B EAUME DE VIET By the KING's Patent. ?? number of extraordinary „*. . Curesda -ly performed by this moft efficacious Medicine, Accounts of which are ...

... by the King's Authority, OF ALL THE FAIRS in England and Wales % As they have been Settled to be Held Since the Alteration of the STILE;. NOTING LIKEWISE The Commodities which each of the faid r A I R Sis remarkable for iiirnifhing, V All the ! Lists of Fairs are full of great Mifekei; and in no wife to be depended on, unlefs fign'd with the HandVVnting ol Wm. Owen. Printed for W OVbh, at ...

... day of February; 1796, at three o'clock in the afternoon, ?? A kree quantity of VALUABLE TIMBER, growing on Lftates lituate at Tean in thecounty of Stafford, in pjictli.-i. ol Mrs Mary Adam-, and Mr.. 3Jljorua . Adams, ard at Robutt in the laid county, now or late in Hie ?? of Mr. Ge.rgc D.ikin, and Mr. Thomis Tuiinicl.ft'e, Uioject to fuch conditions as (hall be produced ar the time cf ?? Lot ...

... about the fame, by applying to Mr. William Grbavbs, Shoemaker In Bakewell, betwixt this and the zoth Inflant. V 0 B E SQL \dT T AHandfome well built Brick HOUSE, Handing near Sadler Gate Bridge, \n DERBY, with a Back- Yard adjoining, and other Conveniencies, late Mr. Solomon Brown's, Mafon, now in Pofleflion of Mr. Metcalfe, Supeivrfor of Excife. For further Particulars, enquire of Mr. ...

... is to inform tbe PUBLICK, TTHAT t h e Only MAKER T ! «BMgf» of this TRUE ORIGINAL ELIXIR, never travels for Orders, o^>c_«giw nor fends Riders into the Countries to o^s*_t»_ deceive the Unwary with Ojack Mcdi- V* $s% ...

... Saturday the 26th Day of January, 1760, was publilhed, Price Sixpence, embellilhed with a curious Frontifpiece, defigned and engraved by the cele* - brated Mr. Walker. To be continued Weekly, NUMBER I. of A New and Complete COLLECTION 0 F VOYAGES and TRAVELS. Comprifing whatever is valuable of this Kind in the moft cele- brated Englifh, Dutch, French, Spanifli, Italian, German, Swedilh, and ...

... Iglanr, a Briudcd Mali'ifF WHELP, about Half a Year old, Jsfwers tcr the tfatae of L YON ; Ins a Streak down the Face, and white Breaft, a cut Tail, and the two Claws on the hinder Feet cut oft, Whoever can give Notice of him. fo that he may be had again to Mr. HOW, at the Gtorge Inn, in Dbrby afoiefaid, fliall have reafonable Satisfaction :- or ' keep him at their Peril,, aftet this publick ...

... s ANTIMONIAL DROPS, for FEVERS, 6Vc. THESE Drops, by infenffble M&tns, core the nioll violent inflammatory Fever in a few Hours} though attended, with Convulfions, Lighrhcadednefs, and the worfr Symptoms; but taken in the Beginning ofa Fever, every dangerous Sympron is prcfently removed •, fo that generally the Patient need not keep in Bed, nor negleit ufual Exercife or Bu. finefs. In Nervous ...

... Dhordcrs, Lownefs of Spirits, Head-achs, Tremblings, Vain Fears, and Wanderings of the Mind, frightful Dreams, Catchings, Startings, Anxieties, Dimnefs, with the Appearance of Specks hefore the Eyes, Lofs of Me- mory, Cholic, Cramp, Convulfions, Hyfteric Fits, Hypo- condriac Complaints, and the Falling Sicknefs. They prevent Sicknefs at the Stomach, and take off that Senfe of Fulinefs after ...

... Green- Di igon in Derby • ' ' iw >J Wedhefday the M' l Jnftiiht,' between' the 'Hem of TwH-and Five in the Afternoon; A 1 Parcel of . LA ,N D,, containing' 'upwards of Twenty ' Acres, pacit xif Wnjch is'plow'^', ' arid ' the ether ' Part'graiingGto'ilhd, \vcll' ( watered,; lying Hear the' Edge of I'muUandWard, inrhe Liberty of Biggin, aqd^kbow two Miles : frijm Vcgnafton Lime, Ki|ns, : , in ? ...

... has removed from the Old Bell in Sadlergate, to his Houfe a little lower in the fame Street, now the BELL and CASTLE, where he hopes to accommodate fuch Gentlemen Travellers as will oblige him with their Favors ; having fitted up the f. id Houfe with every Convenience for their Reception, more commodioufly than the Houfe he has left. Such Gentlemen Travellers as frequented my former Houfe, I ...