... Writing, and Arithmeti.k for further Particiilarscnqurrc ot the Rev*) Mr Bainbiiio-e, Vicar of Hempjihwaitc ; or ot Peter Lax, ni We (I fike -Green, nigh Htmpfthwaiti N.B. Thefaid young Man is expe'ted on or betwixt the 12th of May next, or fo foon after as polfibly may be. This is to inform the PUB LIC, THAT MATTHEW LEEyin Klirl-jr-ire, Lee^es prints a'l Sorts pf COPPER- PLATES, as' clean ...

... the Free-School in Leepbs. Enquire of Mr. John Preston, of I.eeuEs aforefaid. m —1 mi 1 ■ Let dcs, April rd, 1755. THE Place of USHER of the Free Grammar School in Leedes, being now vacant by the Promorion of the Rev. Mr MOOR E, to be Head- Mafter ot the faid School . NOTICE is hereby given, That the Committees or Truftees tor .the faid School in- tend to meet on the a;d of tbis Tnftant April, ...

... Family, wherein the Rev, Mr. SedgXvick lately dwelt— —Enquire of William Knubley, at the next Door. CO bC Mollis to the Beft Bidder* At the Houfe erf John Gill, in Idle, on Monday the 20//> of this inftant September, THREE Freehold DWELLING- IIOUSF.S, with Owh'dVfcs, ccc. lituate at Idle, in f;ood Repair, and now inil.e Occupation ?? G ill, ohn Hammond, and Buidget Hive. Any Pcrfon dtfirous ro ...

... s g on the Side, and a Copper Bot- tom —Whoever will give Notice of the fame, fo as it may be had again, to Roger Swift of Topknot-Houf'e afo-cfaid, or to Mr. Holroyd, Silvei fmith in Lcedes, ITI3II lavca Crown Rewai*d. WHEREAS Joshua Horton, Gentleman, near Ripponden, in the J'arifh of Ha- lifax, did, leveral Times lafl Yeir, in a haughty, infolent, and unmannerly Way, come a Hunting into the ...

... late of Enfi-Merun in the County of fork, Gentleman, deceafed, are to uke Notice, That they come prepared at well to prove their Affinity to tbe faidTiMQTHY Liste r, as alio ?? - c v m (la nces, under a Commiffion whicli will be executed at the Houfc of Mr William Smith, known by tile Sign of the White-Bear at Crof. hills, in Craven, in the faid County oiYork, en Thurfday the third Day of ...

... .'.ttnoii ot Book keeping, and can be wt-.l ic- lommended — — Any Perlbn that wants fuch an Aiiillant, may apply ro the Printer of this I'aper. ?? Tiiis will be adrertivd no more. TURNPIKE from Bradford to K-icih.ey. TH E Trujiees for repairing the Read fram Biad- ford /o Keighley, intend to meet at the Houft of Mrs Martha Whiteley, in Bingley, en -fuejday the ■jtb of October next, at Ten ?? ...

... be JLett, To enter to immediately, fituate in Slip-in- Yard, near the Moot-hall, in Briggate, Leedes, AH O US E, confifting of two low Booms and three Chambers,a good Celler and Brewhoufe, with the Ufe of the Brewing- Vefiels, and all other Conveniences necel&ry either for a public or private Family. . Alfi to be LETT, at Claypitt-Houfe, Several very good Rooms, with Convenience* for a ...

... . STOLEN In the Night of Friday the 2d Infant, from the Tenters of Mr. Alderman SMITHSON, SEVEN Yards of Broad Woollen- Cloth, ofa brown Colour ,-abouc 3 1. per Yard, and on the lame Nighr, liven Yards and a Half of drib colour J Cloth, from the Tenter! of fosiitM Kay, and being about is. 6e\. per Yard.? ? lf any I'crlOri fhui.l 1 o >lei ve- ?? like Pieces of Cloth enpos'd to Sale, or m ?? of ...

... ever owns them by the Marks, tnd pays the Expcncesthtt it charged on them, may have theii own again »y applying to Mr. George WaRMuVTH, at Kippax-Park aforefaid. — 1 Co be 9olD* Together or by Parcels, TH E feveral WOODS foUowing, viz. A large Spring-Wood, aboui 60 Acrea, in che Towufliip otldle, cal.c3 Buck-vmd. One orher Parcel of Timber-Wood ahd Sprirtg-Wood, in Teadon and Guifeley, called ...

... Adida^its oi thci** ?? Debts, tv Mr Christopher Thompson and Mr Samuel Briscoe in Leedes, or to Mr Henry Hai*- gkave in Lam-after, or to Mr John Richardson, juu« or Otlty aforelaid, Trultees ol the Etlate and ElFdasotthc laid Robert Richardson, on or before Tuelday the 17th Day of June inltant, otherwifc they will be excluded the Benetit oi a Dividend intended to be made or the f*'d Robekt ...

... John Br.HKENiiouT, confuting of five low Rooms, hx (lumbers with Clofcts, nnrl two Garrets; the Front fafh'd ; ihe Diawing-Room wainfeotted, others n-.atly paper Yl ; to- gether with fevcrator her low Conveniences, as Pantries, Sculleries, and Cellars, with a pod Vault ■ alfo a Compt' ing-Hoofe, with .shops and Warchoufes, a larg- Stat?!e and Way-Chamber over rhc fame. Alfo two Dreiicn ...

... AH O US E, confifting of two low Rooms and three Chambers.a Celler and Brcwhoufe, with the Ufe of the Brewing- Veflels, and all other Conveniences nccefiary either for a public or private Family. Alfo to be LETT, at Clayfitt- Houfe, Several very good Rooms, with Conveniences for a Tradefman.— For Particulars enquire of Mr William Wormall, Bricklayer at Clayfitt'Houfe aforefaid. WANTED in ...