... for that Purpofe, It was refolved, That Application fhould be made to Parliament for a Bill to pave, elianfe, and enlighten the Streets of this Town, ' And whereas it was then faid, that fome Perfons, not then prefent, had Objections to fuch Bill, and the Gentlemen then prefent hiving only in View the Publick Benefit and Utility, and being defirous to know what thefe Objections are, before ...

... Leettfs, A Good Houfe, Barn, Stables, Orchard* and other Conveniences, together with about 32 Acres of arable, meadow and pafture Land neai to the fame. '■ 1 For further Particulars enquire of Mr Nicholas Wefterman, the Owner, who will attend at Mr Richard Dobfonsiti Lofthoufe, ?? next, to let the fame. Ca be @a!Dj On Thurfday tbe 1 Ith Day of February next, at thi Talbot in Settle, in the ...

... Manchester, VAriety of all Sorts of Teas, Coffee^ and Chocolate, which are extraordinary good, ana lold for ready Money at the very lowefl lendoifVri'- ces. Thofe Shopkeepers that take one hundred* Pound Weight of Tea at a Time, have the full Trett allowed. The fmalleft Quantity may be had for Trial. Such Per- fons as pleafe to fend their Orders by the Carriers, or to their Acquaintance in ...

... of Land, u- lally occupied with the fame, and now in the Occupation ?? _ rt Ajbwortb. And alio feveral Clolei of Land at Oaktnrod afore* aid, are to be Itt either together or leparate. For further Particu- ai-s enquire of Mc John Hamer, Attorney at Law in Rochdale. I STRAY'D or CONVEY D, 0 ?? al lb. Jar End »f Mea.Lw Line, near l.cede*, onlhiir/dar Night tr tart) en Friday Morning, the ...

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... 0 L B E C X, In the Parifh of L £ £ D £S, On Sunday the irth Day of September, 171+, being the tint lime the Author preach'd there after his Admiffion to the Curacy. TOGETHER WITH .A PREFACE, Giving fome Rcafons why he chofe to rcfign that Curacy- By RICHARD FAWCBTTJ/.A 'J'H ' E Truftees impowered to put in Execu- tion the dels of Parliament for repairing the Roads from Leedes thro' Bradford ...

... at t .- A. eiab ?? ?? ?? CONC E ?v T of MUSIC X, Vocal and i.-jli umrittal. ?? I. Seventh CO.. ?? of CCRELLI, CONCUR. O ?? . Or, by ?? £-R KIN I. Song !••■ id.. HA._J-Y. Frk.n. h-H, ?? SOU ?? Organ Co.nCi.to, by ?? iromptoN, /.a ii. OVr.RTi.R__, by fCMELf.I. H.iuiiov ?? by Mr, ___tKINS. Son o ,r ?? ?? I. PREHCH-HOR N CC -il .TO. C E . . ?? A N-Fi. UTE Con frto. First Concert of GEMIiil ...

... publick Hiirh- ways and Turnpike-Roads of this Kingdom,' letting forth, That uling heavy Carriages with narrow Wheels, is ruinous and de- ftructive to the fame, enaefs, That all Carriage*, with Wheel* of let's Breadth than nine Inches (except drawn by on* Horfe, or two Oxen ; and except Six-Inch Wheel Carriages, drawn by two Horfel, or four Oxen) arc, after Ml .lav MM BR. next, to my ONE HALF ...

... the Lame npn the Moors in the Manners tp Waiif.voi tbL, i. eft . . I e /J htansfield. Ovenden, Barilland.StainJand, Golcar, Rifliworti ' •MfNoriaad, belonging to Sir Geo. of. Savih, Bart _* J liktwtJeutontbtM, rs belonging te ?? 1A „ R ADCtIFPi ?? in ?? Marfden, emd m*tn the Moors of ?? I'^KER ffi, in tbe Manners of Sadilwvth and Mtelcy, W» ?? Tbat proper Vcn-ns willbe ?? ;Jj % 'acbot th. ftud ...

... Ni BC Hundred Pm.nd by Tamis i. arr, of dirf.lt. A, ?? „ i .„., ?? ?? ' %.r Wanted. An A, , ?? q„ -, ; Ap r ly a* „>„ve. LItKBBS, .i.e. ?? ?? vrijio is to Inform -foe ipnbiiz, TH AT Moses Li.vi having accom- mutilated himfclf with _ convenieni Si,, „ ?? the KingVAms in Briggate, can form!!, the Nobility ?? try, and Others with al! Sorts cf Gtildimith , hilvei'i I nnd Jewellers Work in the ...

... RemonJlr antes and Menace,. to the contrary, too frequent Reafon, to complain tftbe abominable Fruitier of fome of the lnhmbitants, in exercifing their Trades during Divine Service, contrary to Law, und in Contempt tt that Regard which ought to be had to the Day : And, as th- jatd Ojy.cers find their private Exhortations are of ne Effect ; PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Given, dt h r Ut \ 'ff ram lhf ...

... bin the Manner oj Calverley, in tht Weft-Riding of Yorklhire, intend to meet at the Sign of the Sun, at tbe Bottom of Calverley Moor, on Wtdnefday the fourth Day 'ef Auguft next, by Ten in the Morning, in order to put the Ifaid Ad of Parliament in Execution, at wbich Time tbt Unt ended Roads over tbe faid Commons and Waftes, wilt I be fet out and all Perjons who are inter eft ci in the faid ...