... hap- piness, or success in life, ought to neglect the perusal. — Post. Price 4d., post free, 6 ...

... Causeway Foot Plantation, in Kirkburton, 32 num- bered Trees of Oak, Ash, and Alder, and 86 Oak. 158 Ash and Elm, 71 Sycamore, 2 Cherry, 51 Birch and Alder, 158 Larch, and 8 Scotch Fir Poles, with the Bark, Cordwood, and Underwood, now standing and growing in ...

... York is by Shortlegs, dam by Mr. Cragg'a Rainbow, grandam by Arram Turk, great ?? by Mr. Lawrence Stephenson's Old Horse, of Cherry Burton ; great great grandam by Mr Savidge's Horse, of Marton ; great great great grandam by Mr. Bell's Old Horse. Shortlegs ...

... Burrell John, Wakefield Burrows William, Bentham Burstall Wilbam, Hessle Burton David, sen, Cherry Burton Burton David, jun, Cherry Burton Burton Fowler, Cherry Burton Burton James, Garsdale Burton Keighley, Cliffe Burton Nathan, Gayle Burton Robert, ...

... Piles, Tumoure, Worms of all kinds, Jaundice, and will be found generally useful. Prepared from the only original and genuine recipe in the possession of the late Messrs. Mellins, of Halifax, by Thomas H. Garlick, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Halifax, whose signature ...

... Kidderminster Carpet, &c. KITCHEN. Mahogany Linen Press, two large Kitchen Tables, Dresser, with marble top and cupboards; six cherry-tree Chairs, set of block-tin Dish covers, with silver-plated handles ; large iron Fender, Hastener, Wanning Pan, Brass Sieve ...

... STONE-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, AT LEE HEAD, BIRKBY, NEAR HUDDERS- FIELD. BY B. THORNTON, at the house of Mr. Joseph Bottomley, the Cherry Tree Inn, Hdddersfield, in the county of York, on Monday, the 31st day of May, 1852, subject to such conditions as will be ...

... drawers, one French polished Cherry Tree Rocking Chair, one stained Rosewood Rocking Chair, two French polished Birch Chairs with wicker seats, quantity of Cane-seated Children's Chairs, quantity of Rush- seated Chairs, Cherry Tree and Windsor Chairs, Birch ...

... Spring Medicine and a Puriffier of the Blood these PUls will be found invaluable. Prepared from the only original and genuine recipe in the possession of the late Messrs Mellins, of Halifax, by Thomas H. Garlick, Pharmaceutical Chemist, BaUfax, whose signature ...

... BUILDING GROUND IN SPRING-STREET. BY Mr. THORNTON, on Monday, the 7th of June, 1852, at the house of Mr. Joseph Bottomley, die Cherry Tree Inn, in Westgate, Huddersfield, in the county of York, at Seven o'clock in the evening, subject to such conditions as ...

... consequence of tho premises in the Market Place being taken down, he has REMOVED to the Top of Westgate, a little above the Cherry Tree Inn, near the west end of the Railway Station, where he intends carrying on the above business, in all its departments ...

... Twelfth Edition, price 25., the TOILET COMPANION, an immense collection of most valuable recipes indispen- sable to the toilet of every lady and gentleman. Every recipe is medically attested, and may be fully relied upon. Sent post free, on the receipt of ...