... SELLING OFF HIS STtjG-K of the BEST LONDON HATE, „ the above reduction. Purchasers are requested to lose no time, as the Reduction is to diminish the present Stock, to make room for an increase in the other branches of his business. ONE PRICE ONLY ! Br— /ord, July 17th, 1834. '^DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership hereto- fore subsisting between WILLIAM ...

... at MR. WHITELEY*S, No. 16, IVEGATE, where .he intends carrying on the Dre-s-Maieing Business ; and harm- had Five Years' Experience in ane flf the First Houses in London, she truste that sbe shall be ablajd give satisfaction to all who may ?? her with their Commands. {^ An Out-door Apprentice Wanted. Bradford, 22nd of July, 1834. GREAT SACRIFICE!! From 10 to 20 per Cent, below the Usual ...

... tbe Inhabitants of the Township of Brad- ford for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of Memorialiring the Board of Trade to include the town of Bradford, cmonest other places, intended, by a Bill now before the House of Commons, to lie allowed to have WAREHOUSES for the BONDING of GOODS. I Bradford, July 23rd, 1834. j G. PALEY J-HANCIS DUFFIELD MATTHEW THOMPSON /JOSHUA ...

... her Splendk^TOCK at Bradford l (for tbe nurooM. of _.rin_ her undivided -Oesntion to ber Establishment at ESS S&ZZJ* -ICtCtUT GLASS, TEA, DINNER DESSERT, Rj_«.ROO_ SERVICES, fee. fee, at very Reduced The House, Shop, -Fixtures, and Stock to be disposed of to any Person in the*f#6f*jf R^nlir ValuaUon. Ea^i^EY CATTLE FAIR. TO BUTCHERS, CATTLE-DEALERS, AND OTHERS. ■^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ...

... that he has taken the,shop No. 44, Daklet Street, where he intends carrying on ihe aliove business. In soliciting the Patronage and /uu|fort of the Public, he assures hem that the greatest care has l4etV taken in the selection of his ! Tck a l * be hopes, by unremitting personal attention, he shall f enabled to give satisfaction, and merit a share of the public approval. Pres criptions ...

... Sth, at 'Clock, a.m., to determine on the steps to be taken in E' even 0 f an application from the Assignees of Mr. Francis fbe due to him on his ac- ~ » _s Architect to the said Building^ C °Th opinion of the Meeting •n/\\e regulation of the News- pnom *i be taken at the Same c ' ft JOHN OUTHWAITE. THOS. AXED. DANIEL SALT. S. LAYCOCK. JOHN RAND, Jun. ...

... SIXPENCE, LET T E R * t Pious, Holy, and Devout Dissenters, Messrs. fa ?? KwP-a' 1 ' Grasp-all, Scrape-all, Whip-all, Gull-all, ?? . Cant-all, Work-all, Sneak-all, Lie-well, Swear- O^ieh-cm, and Company— «**> -fcarebolders in the Bradford Observer, ?? tii >ir Attack on Richard Oastler, in that Paper ' t R ICHARD OASTLER. SECOND EDITION. INTRODUCTION, containing a REPORT of the Hi* nn sECBET ...

... TRINITY CHURCH, AND FOR THE BENEFIT oftheHULL GENERAL INFIRMARY. UNDER THF. ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF Her Royal Highness the DUCHESS of KENT, AND Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS VICTORIA. VICE-PATRON, The LORD ARCHBISHOP of YORK. PRESIDENT. The Right Hon. the EARL of CARLISLE, K.G. Lord Lieutenant ofthe East- Riding of Yorkshire. n d under the Patronage of the following Noblemen and Gentlemen : — ...

... yo*fay Circulation, ss. per hundred, .cTTCAL PROTESTS AND PROGNOSTICS, fC^jJgTICAL EXPERIMENTS AND EXPOSITIONS, I 1 ipTTERS occasioned by the Rev. G. S. Bull's T#o ** j ence on the present State of the Established Corresp^ intelligencer. By a Well-wisher to the Ob** evgland, alias the Rev. J. Wikterbothaji, of ftft cB or * h> sortl ?? ■ from the Bradford Observer. To be had at the IfJ^ ...

... Oue Guinea. S bers, not Shareholders One Guinea ttnd Half. SIBS The following Papers are taken in: LONDON. Tffo Globes. I , Morning Post. standard. , Morning Herald. Courier. [ Times. JJ. Joh n Bull. PROVINCIAL. Bradford Observers. Two Leeds Mercuries. T*° f*T lß telligencers. Yorkshire Gazette. T* o i Times. The Scotsman. ■^O^filDING OF YORKSHIRE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, mT the MICHAELMAS ...

... 1832, awarded ZA forth against RICHARD FAWCETT, of Bradford, a!l a i&**2 of y or k, Worsted Spinner, Dealer, and Chap- in *? 2% to meet on the 25th o£ October, 1834, at eleven in*' ,n f the forenoon, at the house of Mrs. Hirst, the Sunjnn, c Mrd aforesaid, m order to audit the accsunts of the assi£-. ia f the estate and effects of the said Bankrupt^ under , n* 5 oi oan j to the act of ...

... 1834, in the •*• MEETING-HOUSE, at Half^ast Six ?? pre- ■*•*- ...