... C, THAT he has laid in a frefh Aflbrtment of Men's fupei fine London HATS, Manchefter ditto, Women's Rough Hats, Ladies black and white Riding Hats, Men's and Boy's fine and coarl'e Felt- Hats, corbur'd and plain Ollrich Featheis for Riding Hats, Gyld and S vcr Oirdlct, and Tiimings foi ditto. Silk and Linen OIL'D CASE RIDING - HOODS, Men's and Boy's Silk and Linen Linings for Hats. - .8 He ...

... betwixt tbt Hours qf four 'and eight in the Evening, at tbe Houfe of George Efh, being the Sign of the Golden-Lion, near tie Bridge Foot, in Leedes, AFREEHQLD ESTATE, fituatc at ' Moor Allerton, in the Parifli of Leedes, ?? of a , large MefTuage, now divided into two Dwelling-Houfes, a large , Malt Kiln well watered, good Granaries, and other Outbuild- ings thereunto belonging 5 alfo Eleven ...

... fever al of m Friends to offer tuyfelf again as a Candidate for the Office ef Register, tuhien *. now vacant by ttie Death of Mr* HITCH -, yet, conjidering my pre/cat Tine of Life, etnd. ihe Circutnfiancet lam now in, l decline giving my Friendt any Trouble upon this Occafion ; not doubting that their Choice will fall upon the Perfon whoj'e public and private Character, and Circumfiances of ...

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... the Joy of the Chriftian's Life, and Death his Gain : TH E Subftance of a SERMON preached April 10th, 176}, in Haworth Church, on the Death of the Rev. Mr WILLIAM GRIMS H A W, A B. Minilter oft hat Parifh, and ?? at ihe Requeft of his Friends. To which is added, A Sketch of his LIFE and MINISTRY. By H. VENN, A. M Vicar of Huddeisfield, in the V\ ell R-d./if. a' Yorkfhire. CHRIST is ali, and in ...

... about eight Gallons, to many private Families and that every Period indulging us with their Orders may be ferved on the beft Terms, by preventing the Lofs hitherto fuftain'd through a Cufiom giving Credit for fuch fmall Quantities, Thisfervcs to acquaint the Public, That from and after the zift January, no Credit will be given to any Perfon for Small Beer, unlefs in Calks twelve Gallons or ...

... the Printer of the Leedes Intelligencer. Mr. Intelligencer, WE need no longer be furpriz'd, that People are fo eafily milled by Quacks and Importers in Phytic and pengton, when we obferve how readily they fuffer themlelves to be impofed upon in the plainefl Matters and in the common Affairs of Life. religious or medical Enquiries, meet with difficulties which they cannot furmount, quefttons ...

... be Of Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC. ACT Firft. Fifth Overture Martini, with Frfnch-Hohns. Second Concerto Barsahti's Martini. A Lesson on the Harpsichord, by Mr. Jobfon. A Concerto, on the German • Flute; by Mr. Miller. AG T Second. Firft Overture of Richter, with French * Horns, * A C A NTA T A, by Mr. Barns haw. SOLO, op the Violin, by Mr. Jobfon. Firft Concerto, of Avuon's Scariatti. 'to ...

... N Wed ay laft, the lions were held (by adjournment from Wakea.l field) Doncafter, fur the Weft'* Riding this county, when William Garlick, of Featherftone near one the high conftublcs for the of Olgoldcrols, was inditfed for extorting money by colour of his office to the amount upwards of 11501, from twenty-five townihips within the laid Weapontake, and upon his pleading guilty to the fir ft ...

... William Spcnce, Woollftapler in Leeds aforef.iid. N. B. One that is acquainted with the Cloth Bufinefs wou'd not be difagreeable. 300QOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOC ...

... CER and TEA-MAN, Near the CROSS, in Leeds, Wants an APPRENTICE. All SORTS of GROCERIES and TEAS, Of the best QUALITIES, and on the lowest Terms, sold by Wholesale and Retail. Elizabeth Parker, MANTUA-MAKER, From Mrs DAWSON's. Prince's-Street, Hanover-Square, London, Begs Leave to acquaint the LADIES, THAT she has begun Business at Mr. Storey's, in Briggate, Leeds. She makes CASSOCKENS, JESUITS ...