... Leedes to Sheffield in tht County of York, and aiding for the DiJlrid ofthe faid Road as lieth between the Totvn, of Leede, and Wakefield, intend te meet at the Houfe of Richard Cooke, the Sign of the King',- Arm, in Leede,, on Tuefday the 2\tb Day of this infiant June, at Three ?? in the Afternoon, in order to lett the Tollt and Duties arifing by Virtue of the faid Ad Whoever is willing to ...

... of '*• •**£'. the C l'y, ?? r *> * d Guilty of the Jam,, or Amjly of York, will be held it the Red-Lyon in Pontefraft on Saturday the 20th of this inftant September, at 1 1 ?? in the Forenoon, to iffue out Precepts for returning Lifts (where neceffary) to the Suhdivifton Meeting ; and to tranfacl fuch other Bujinefs, and concert lucb Mea/ures as may be moft condu- Jtve to tbt putting in ...

... thin, blackifh Man, about five Feet fix or feven Inches high, wore long Mack Hair curled at the Ears and tied behind, had on a blue Coat, blue fiize Waiftcoat, blue-grey Breeches, blue-coloui'd Stockings, a cocked old Hat, and fpeaks Englifh very well. FRANCOIS LANNEE, aliout thirty Years old, a frelh- colour'd f airman, about five Feet fix or feven Inches high, had on a white Cloth Coat, ...

... KING'i moft Excellenc Majefty in Council, / T*HIS Day his Royal Highnels Edward Duke of „•--* ?? was, by his Majefty's Command, fworn of his Majefty's moft Honourable Privy-Council, and took his na . at ' hc Board on His Majefty's Right Hand, k v ? ay the Ri £ ht Honourable John Earl of Bute, was, oy Mis Majefty'i Command, fworn of His Majefty's moft Honourable Privy Council, and took his ...

... r. CROMPTON. On THiirfday next, tbe ittbef December, wiil be perform'd. At the AiTembly - Room, in Leedes, A CONCERT of Mtraic, Vot hi and Instri. WkiiT al, Afl _. Overture of Veracini in Partenio, SONG, Uiider the ?? Trap, Ijy Mifs JeNninoK French -Horn Concerto, by Mr. Kir, Lesson on tlie Harpsichord, by Mr, Cromfton. Aft li. Concerto Violin*, Soto on the Violin, by Mr. Shaw, Violoncello ...

... Cures performed by Dr. RADCLIFF'i Famous Purging Eliiir, faithfully prepared by Dicey and Okell, at their Wart. houft in Bow Church-Yard, London : I PHEBE COLES, of Oundle, in Northamp- tonfhire, being for a long Time troubled with a Pain in my stomach, wiiich occafioncd violent Reachings in the Morning, a bad Digeftion, and Lofs of Appetite, and having tried Abun- dance of Medicines to little ...

... in the County of York, Grocer, inlend to meet 011 Monday the 17th Day of November lull, at Ten ofthe Clock in the Forenoon, at the Houle of Jamts Lam- bert, known by the KingVArms in Horsforth, in the County of York, in order (o make a iecond Dividend of the laid Bankrupt's Elljte and ElFtfls, when and where the Creditors who have not already pi«v_d their Dtbts, are to come prepared to prove ...

... V on his late Majcfty. Likewife, a modeft Attempt of bis Chamber and Virtues' So good a King I —ft- excellent a Father t He was a Man, take bim for All in All, We Jball not look upon his like again ! Shakefpear By S. DELLANY, (Author of the Obferver.) Can flirted Urn, — or animated Bitfl, Back to its Manfion, calf the fleeting Breath ■ Can honours Voice, provoke the ftlent Duft ! «• ...

... in the County of York, and acting for the Diftrid ofthe faid Road as lieth between the Towns of Leedes and Wakefield, intend to meet at tbe Houfe of Richard Cooke, tbe Sign of the Kings - Arms, in Letdes, Thii Day, tbe %-jtb Day of this Inftant Meiy, at Three ?? in the Ajternoon, in order to Lett the lolls and Duties, arifing by Virtue oj the faid Ad, within tbe faid Diftrid. Whoever is ...

... Road from Wakefield to Aufterlands, in tbe Wefi-Riding of the County of York, lan deftreus to borfovo Money upon the Security of tbe Tolls and ?? Duties to be ?? and levied by Virtue of the faid A3, and \ are willing to allow Inter eft, for fuch Sums as Jball be advanced upon tbe faid Security, after the Rite of 5 1, per Cent, per Ann. Next Week mil be Publijh'd, In TWO VOLUMES, Duobicimo, ...

... Tort, Tea- man, hath eloped hum her faid Hufband : Thefe art therefore to give Notice to all Perfons whatfcevcr, Not to give any Credit to the faid Judith, for Goods, or other Things ihe may want, for that they will not be paid for thr fame. WHEREAS fotfietime ago, James AiriwOßTri,' late of Hull, left in the Hands of. Edmund BEWLEY, at the Blue Bell, the Back ofthe Shambles, M Leedes, A Bay ...

... TENANTS of the Rectory or Manor of DEWSBURY,!* this County. IT is ear ne llly defired, that you and each and . every of you will, notwithftanding any Thing interfering to the contrary, meet at the Houfe of Michael Whitley, being the Sign ofthe Pack-Horfe in Dewfbury f on faid, on Thurfday the ninth Day of October next, by Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon ofthe fame Day, to confider of divers ...