... Shop oppofite the King.-Arms in Brig ,a c duties, can fuinifli the nobility, Gently, and Othei a, witli all Sorts of Ooldfjnitha, Silvi-rli'nirliF, and Jewellers Work i-iz. Gold and Silver Cream Ji'jy.. t.'-ill ,rs, Gold ,nd Diamond Rings, Silver Quart and Pint Tankard*, Silver Biuklci and Spoons, irnall and large Tweaer Cafes, Snuif-Buxes, ; n the neweft Fafhion, and at the molt icaiunable ...

... of Purliumetil for repairing and . n- targtngtbe RaecJifrum Leedes, thy Bra.imrd, to Halifax, intend to meet al tbe Kmifs-Arms in Bradford, To-morrow, the talb Day tj this Mant March, ut ten »'t.U, I in the forenoon, to coulter what Alterettitnt are prop,, to bt made concerning the ne-.v Wheel Ail ■ nlf, to fix tbe Toll upon Coals ; and if ito c-'nfit r of a brtmtr I'L ' fir fixing tbe Bar ...

... Bridge - End, 1^ A B,ack GELDING, _*I ?? I *■*-*■ r ' r,n five Yean ck ?? a ?? ' l e«3sffVml_ I ,,ll ?? L ''* 1 > ahot-t fourteen Handsanln.il ' ?? I ' I ?? 1 ' a J ' itn,i -- 1 u P on ?? foie Part of bis I ?? I far hind Foot Fitlork Joint, with a let ?? ?? ?? having no White upon him. ?? W hoevi i can give Notice oi' liim to Mr. Samuel Clover, of P,o. ...

... tvi /, ling If.-t Rands Jrom lie ,- ' ?? '•'■edjtndtom ,1 at the lioafi ojrli l,„ I ?? '• ' „ ' '. ,'/■> ' •', ?? %• of ihe Kimi'i-drm , „,■ ' ■'' ; ?? ''■' ' ?? '■ ' Infant, „t Ten 01 tie Clod in c-« ...

... fupplied on the lowclt Terms with any Quantity of the belt Derby and Mansfield Mult, and the finell Worcellerfhire and Ncrth-cl.v Hop., by fending their Orders to his Houfe in Marfden's Row, near the I heatrc in Manchelter, whicii will be puntfually obferv'd ; and a Senfe of fuch Favours ever retain'd. A. B. He has Malt aud Hops in Salford as ufual. ...

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... for all Peiibns to refott unto to deficy Game, whicii has cnuti.il the rcnanta of that Minor frequently to complain, and as the Commona within the laid Manor arc now intended to be immediately inclolcd, by Ditches, Quickitts, and Kailes, whicii if not ptelci veil will make the Jncloftirea iilllefs, and not noflible lor the Quicklots to get up ; .-uid a . llic frequent Practice made of liunlirg ...

... Raliig of this County, being vacant by tire Dead of Mr. Roe-iRT Wood, late Coroner, your Poles and Inttreji, ta Succeed him, is d, fired hy Year i/iofl humble Servant, Halifax, jd Nov. 1758. JOHN BENTLfV. To the Gentlemen, Clercv, and Fre Eiaoi.DC.es o. .h - County of YORK, THE Office ofa CORONE R for the H ejl Rid.,, of tbe County of Ycrk, being vacant by the Dealt, „ \. Father, Mr. Robert ...

... Quality, John Potter, Hair Cutter and Drcfl'er, from Wakefield, fumofes to attend upon Gcntlenun and Lattice, that pleafe to favoui him with their Commands, ami may he met ivitli at Mr. Gcorgt Afb's, (lie Black Sw.in in Jlrigi;.itc, dining; tiio Races, ar^* He will wait on Ladies out ol Town, if Orders aro lint in tiie Morning. W Hii RE AS it has been reported, that the Operation of Scalping, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ****** LEEDES, Jan. 17th, 1758. WHEREAS the Gentlemen of Halifax intend this Session to apply to Parliament to pro- cure an Act, to make the River Calder navigable, from Wakefield to Salter-Hebble; and it being apprehended by several Merchants of this Town, that in case such a Scheme should be carried into Execution, it would be of very great Detriment to the Woollen-Manufacture and the Trade ...