... and further Particulars may be had ol' hin,. or nu. the Offlice of Mr. Colvard, Attorney at Law, in Wake- t field, ??mm?am GOLDEN LION INN, SETTLE. OHN GARNETT returns his sincere W. Thanks to his numerous Friends who have ho' noured him with their Support ...

... ..ants 1'6 Oxffrd I G Lancaster S 0 f Suss. 1 6. Glosurester 1 6 York . 3 0 n- Sorry ' 1 6 Monmouth I q Westinorel. 1 6 g. Kent 4 0 .'Hereford 1 6( Cumberlandl 6 E?r' 1' F6 Nort h Wales V 6 j Durham 1 6 Suffolk f :6: South W~ales 1 6' Northunb. 1 6 Norfolk ...

... Leathler, he will sell his Goods at Reduced Prices. Ile has aiways on Hanld a Stock of Boots and Shoes of superior IN orkmansship made of the best Materialo-April 5, ISIG. BOOT'h .INDI S Ll'S .ilfad iwn the ?ostt rinint Stile, No. 10, Back of ife Si/ioibltes ...

... rrforesrtid, will be prosecuted ar. corlveing to Lsaw:-.iute 24thi, I sCi. to tl/r ADMIRERS ?? GLoSSY BOOTS. ORIOINAL JAPAN LilQUD i'LACKIlNG t'Of1 BOOTS, SllOlE.S, &e. T~~lSl ?? po orsitiort pitroites ls retnost eat- T Uqruisite let Black ever bel'elr affornis ...

... Tag-^VHE Petition-o'f CHARLES SANSM, lae of SOL~O- TL-Sheerness, Kent Currier but now AP.risonbr for i ingthe 'Debt confined' in His MaJesty' s- Gaol of Maidstone, in le difli- thd County -of Kent, will be -held before his' Mijesty's. uliarly Justices of-the ...

... seed with boots so bright, That they reflected hask the ligh t, t I at them gazed viti sike delight, Yly gum, they almost erazed Pic. Fol de to!, &e. I axed a mail that ?? to pass, Quite pelitely, quite pclitclyl I nxed ir folk vcore boots of glass, lie ...

... taken a WAREHOUSE at BUR- LEY-BAR, near the Top of Albion-Strect, Leeds, where Attendance is given on Market Days. N.B. Fine Kent, Sussex, and Worcester HOPS. FIVE GUINEAS REWVARD. S TOLEN on Tuesday, the 10th Inst. from a Field at Toxteth.Park, near Liverpool ...

... Wareliouse. and begs Leave to ,infcnr~l them, Id ta i otinues to litep on hanidlu Rirke Assortmenit of Is, Ladies' ?? Fashioniable BOOTS and SHiOES; ofthebest Matariilslalsd WNork-manship, which he is deter- nhiied to sell a~t RE-DUCED- PRICEs'- and' wilt'acot ...

... 'elds.-N. Ii. All A ?? oie I3N SALE.-JOHN DOGSN, TP.A- jjfiLii& HO0P Atls:iiANT, hasl ON SAEnl exteoosi'e A'oti(Co filue NFV KENT' atol SU'SSE ti11,a \V (eloi,lie the Brtidge, Le~ds, Which ho i to ,ierhing oil Terms 1511110witl the Londonli Mlnrket. A ...

... commence precisely at Three ?? In the After- nooi.-LeedS, Feb. 13, 11129. fly Messrs. LUMB, at the House of Mr. Bell, the Golden Lioi, In Leeds, oe Dlloendiiy, /e Sixteenith Oay if MAlrch 7ext, at Four ?? lit I the Afternoon, subject to such ConditIons ...

... lathiered the Oat; and a bright Boot at hand, If ByWAsu~'.se' Jet grac'd-No. 30, the .Strnsd- . Hle brought it her, whereby her face to illume, >-And aecm'd to shy, rMadam, no nmalice you'll harbour rt You see by this Boot I'm a capital Barber ! tTHIS ...

... C Solicitors, No. 6, Whitefriargate, Hull. r unll, April 18, 1831. Y ,#.i-H'i hly interesti rg iqfiormation! CONGRElVE's GOLDEN BALM, t F The best companion to the Nursery, is of the utmost Y . importance to. c ClItL RBEEN Cur'rThVG TMEtM TFETH, Price ...