... Leties in the' County Ol York, Linen- Draper and Hofier, ?? of all. Sorts of Linen-Drapery Goods, with a large Quantity ot f*ariet,.brue, and drab /hoxt Chalet. The Safe' to begirt' on fiir^y the. fourth Day of Pebnutry heXP, and to ; continue-'cillall are told. * &. Ail Perfons who have any Demands upon the- faiu I homis Stojhenfen, are defired to bring in tnefame-' to Mr. John Moxoti, ...

... of Mr. Meggitt, Bookfeller in Wakefield, CO bt LCtt, to enter to immediately, Situated at Quarry - Hill, Leedes, A Large New-built HOUSE, with or without Stabling * likewifc three Cottages, all in pood Repair. — For further Particulars enquire of Mr. John ffeivjim, Roper in Leedes | or Thomas Carjbrtb, at Woodmllls,- the Owner, ?? ?? r 1 ■ - ■ ?? ' I' t't U: ...

... I NG- POS T By their kind Reception, before tin late Piohibition, are re- qiiclted to take Notice, That the Aid Paper may now he bud, as formerly, of the Clerks cl the General Poft -Office j ?? they may be aflured, that the lame. CoNsrri utional Stirit, thai rendeied it worthy their Favour, (l.ail be excited on all Occalions |. iVI E I. E S, Printer. PRISO NE R S of WA R. DESERTED Irom his ...

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... Leggs in Brigga'.e, Leedes, on luef- d-iy the fecond of March next ; where alt Pcrfons who are willing lo advance any Money on the Credit of the Tolls arijing upon the faid Road ; and likewife all fuch Per' fins that arc willing to contraS for the Repairs of that Part of the Road from Heaton to Leedes, or any Part thereof, are defired to attend at the faid Meeting. WILLIAM MANN, Clerk to the ...

... are defired to fend their Propofals in Writing to Mr. Barnard'mLeedet. The faid Road is propofed to be made by a good and ?? Pavement four or five Yards wide, and a Horfe Caufeway, of broad flat Stones, near the Side of fuch intended Road. / ?? I* the- PRESS, And fpeedily will be fubliflfd, A CATALOGUE OF CHOICE BOOKS, In moll ARTS and SCIENCES, Amongjl •which are, FOLIO'i Di a ke's Hiftory of ...

... in the Lcrdfhip of MIDDLETON ' the County of York ; ami Ciandefimely Take, Kill, and Defiroy the GAME therein : This is therefore to give NOTICE To any Perfin that will difiover fuch Offender or o fenders; ft as be or they may be brought to Jufihe, jba/l receive J 'ro m Charles Brandling, Efquire, er Mr. Richard Humble, his Steward, a Gratuity of Five Guineas. TH E Creditors of JAM E S L OWR ...

... ; the one on Oft. 17, i7)*4, from Ifa. xxix. 11, iz, and the other on Mm A 12., 17SS1 fromjer, vi. 16. By HENRY CROOKE, Minifter of Hunslet. Subscriptions are taken in by Griffith Wright, the Printer of this Paper, and Mr William Cms, in Bnggatc, Leedes » Mr John Bcatfon, of Cottingley ilail; Mrßichard Moore, of Arniley ; Mr John filanchairf, Proctor, In Yoik ; the Rev. Mr Holmes, iri ...

... and Raff, late belong* ?? to Mr. Francis Iles, continues the liufincfs at the fame Yard and Waiehoufe in Vicar-Lane, Leedes, where any Perfon may be fupply 'd Wholefale or Retail, at the fame Prices as at Hull, allowing for Freight, the Goods being ail imported upon the beft Terms, Bee. Bee. N. B. Lately is arriv'd a large Quantity of Deals, from five Foot to 20 Foot long, of all ThickrteiTes ...

... Queen's- 'lead, at Harrogate, the 12th Jnflunt, in orjer to take in Prapefafs for advancing Money, and repairing lot J aid Roads, the Mlttlmtfi ?? over to the uH of Merck next ; atwhith Timi ?? whi think 11.-tnj'el-jes interejled in the Repair of the laid Read,, are drfi--:J lo attend. (£*■' A cc-tjilcrr.bte Sum •/' .1 on, y -vas prcpojedto be advanced', but on Condition that tbe Read jrom ...

... one oilier Houfe in the Back-yard, commonly known by the Nam. of the Three Owls, wilh Stabling and other Outlioufing. For further Particulars enquire of Mt.Midgttyj of Harwood. John Butterworth, Engraver, In the Bull and Bell Yard, in Briggate, Leedes, ENGRAVES all Sorts of Bills, Shield- Plates,. Steel or Iron Stamps, Coats of Arms, Crests, Clock-Faces, and all other Kinds of Engravers Work, ...

... of Samuel Field, near Middle on, AS P R I N GWO O D, call'd New-hall Wood, of about eight Years ?? and 1.4 ins, tut: c.ound va'.iud at 12/. a Year ; nothing Co os rcie vtd but rhe Coal, wirh Libcr'y tv get .ad ca iy uf The faid Samuel Field will lhcw the Hremifles « Co be Lett, To eiiter to in.m,diate'y. At the Wood Side, irar Chap ...