... received a fresh supply of GRIMSTONE’S ORIGINAL 1 CI'LERR ATEI) EYE SNUFF, uhich is patronized liy His Most Gracious Majesty, Her Royal I!i(,dmess the Duchess , T iml sanctioned the Lords of the Treasury, and universally recommended by the Faculty for its efficacy in removint' Uis,f incident to the EYES and AD. It will prevent Diseases of a Scrofulous Nature affecting the Nerve* of the Head. ...

... Mr. WILLETT, a the his decease are requested to pay their req active Accounts to Mr. Samuel Turner, at his Office, Canal larf, Bradford, without delay ; and Persons bavin claims upon the late Mr. Willett, are desired to deliver their . ccounts to Mr. turner, that they may he examined and disciargeu. of tj, Administratrix Kradford. January \\. I* ...

... 1. If any Creditor intends to oppose the said Prisoner’s Discharge, notice of such intention must 1)0 given to the said Prisoner in writing, three char days before the day of hearing ahove-montioned, exclusive of Sunday, and exclusive both of the day of giving such notice and of the sain day of hearing. The Petition and Schedule will produced the proper Officer for inspection anil examination, ...

... in the I‘arish of Bradford, in the county nf York, in the Trade or Business of Stuff Manufacturers, under (lie Firm of J. J. Jowett,’ was this day dissolved hy mutual consent. All DEBTS owing to and from the said Firm will ho received and paid the said John Jowktt. witness our hands this first day of February, 1837. JOHN JOWETT, JOSHUA JOWETT. Witness to the Signatures, William Gkouof, ...

... Gknti.kmes, I DEG leave respectfully to signify intention of offering myself a Candidate for the Office of CLERK to the Board ,f Guardians. If your favour, the honour of the appointment should inferred upon me, it shall my uniform emleavour to discharge duties of the situation to your entire satisfaction, I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, liradford, Jan. 24, 1837. THOS. HAIGH. the ...

... the Gentlemen elected Guardians of the Poor. Gentlemen, leave most respectfully to offer myself a Candidate for S the situation of Clerk to the Hoard of Guardians, and to assure you that, should succeed in obtaining the appointment, every exertion part will I*e used, faithfully and satisfactorily to discharge the various and important duties devolving upon it, and I pledge myself to give them ...

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... productive of peace and reconciliation to the minds of the working classes in the manufacturing districts ; and that Petition to both Houses of Parliament be immediately sent from this township, praying them to undertake thorough revision of the Poor Law Amendment Act, and to alter that portion it as relates to Bastardy, that it may deprived of its highly pernicious tondeney to infanticide, to ...

... HEREBY GIVEN, that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between Mr. GEORGE HOADLEY and us. the undersigned, JONATHAN MORTON, JOHN HANDFOUTII, and DANIEL CHILD, as Machine Makers, at Bradford, in the County of York, under the Stylo and Firm of Headley, .Morton, and Company,’’ was this day dissolved, far relates the said George Headley. Dated the third day of March, 1837. JONATHAN MORTON. JOHN ...

... the said West-Riding of the County of York, and both residing in (he same Riding, hereby give you Notice, that at the next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to holden Pontefract, in and for the said Riding, on Monday, the third day of April next, the Court will lie moved directed and provided Act of Parliament made and passed in the sixth and seventh year of the reign of his present ...

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... the Devonshire Hotel, in Skipton, Wednesday, the oth day of April next, at o’clock in Afternoon, * VALt'AItLE & freehold estate i V (Laml Tax reileemeil), which w ill ofTcreil in the follow„r other Lots may agreed n|Hin the time of sale. Lor 1. the occupation of Mr. Anthony Hopper. a. k. e. a. k. r >'o. 1. Lower Meadow 7 o ;j. Plantations adjoininir ditto 4. Higher Meadow 5. Orchard and Garden ...