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... Heath of my late worthy Friend Lord ,■*•,. Downe, having made a Vacancy in Parliament, I numbly teg Leave to opr myftlf a Candidate, and to intrtat the tavour of your Votes and Intereft s with wbich if honoured. J Jball endeavour to difebarge the important Trufl to the beft of my Ability. w ' I am, witb great Refpeff, Gentlemen, Dec. 29, 1 760. Tour moft obedient, bumble Sir. ant, C TURNER. ...
... poffefled bf the Sum of 160 Pounds and upwards in Specie, ( as appeared by his Books and Papers ) wliich was then milling. Now the fame Money is pU wanting, and fince the faid Advrrtifement, many Circumflar.ces have happened which induce the Executrixes (with great Reafon) to futpect a ceitain Perlbn being ?? of the laid Money, and for Recovery of which, they are refolved to profecute. Ne- vei ...
... 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 ! «• ...
... rm, in Leedes on Turfday the 15th Inllant, at T«o ?? in the Afte££? 2 confider what Meafures are beft tobe purfued, for theß__.fi. ot all concern'd. ' _>en«n. Leeda, Dec. Sth, 1 76 1. ' notice i 0 fjerebp gweti, THAT Merchants, Tradefmen, and Others _~ _- _? ay _ be furnifl,ef l w ?? any Quantity of HAMS OF BACON, ftov'd or nnftov'd ; FLITCHES OF BACON. HA L N ? ?? TONGUES - PICKLED PORK, ftfr ...
... Boiler, in the Upper-Head-Row in Leedes : and he having de- clin'd Bufinefs, and going to leave the Town, defires all Perlons who ftand indebted to him, immediately to difcharge the fame j and that all Perfons who have any juft Demands upon him, will bring in their refpe^ive Bills, and the fame will be punaually paid. Co be Lett, To enter to immediately, or at Pleafure, THAT good-accuftom'd ...
... from the Weft-End of Toller-Lane, near Brad- ford, through Howarth, and by Two Law* to Blue-Bell, near Colne, and Branching from Two Laws to Keighley, intend to meet at the Houfe of Jamei Weed, the Sign of the ?? in Haworth aforefaid, on Thurfday the Twenty-fourth Day est November Inft. at Ten ?? â¢â the Forenoon, in order to lett the Toll* arifing fr.m the feveral Bar. at Hewindenbrow. Ha ...
... about five Feet, fix Inches high, biack Complexion, with black Hair, tali and llender, and near forty Years Age ; and had on brown Wailtcoat, without -—V» hoever can give li.formation him to his Brother, Mr. J'j'rph Sykes, Clough, near Marfden aforefaid, be well rewarded for thsir Troubie. On the fir of January, will be publifh y And fold by J. Ogle, Cnpperthnxaite, and f. Wilfon, Booty Hers ...
... the rep air mo; and keeping in Repair the PARISH-BRIDGES in the Parifh of LEEDS, in the County of Tork, are defired to bring in an Ejlhnate of the Expence thereof, at the Special Sejfions of the Peace for the Borough of Leeds in the County of Tork, to be held at the Houfe of Mr. John Thompfon, Innholder in Leeds, in the faid Borough, on St'tttrday the Firfl Day of Augufi next, at Four ef the ...
... Security, or good Bond. Apply to Mr. Jonathan liudjen, Attorney at Law in Crofsby-Couit in the Upper-head -Row, in Lecdes. Coventry, Auguft zo, 1763. The Jolioi.-ing Perfiuns jland charged with divers FELONIES and ROBBERIES, (feven of them returned firom Tranj. pertation) : Whoever fiecurts them, and gives Intelligence to John Hewitt, Efiq; Alderman »'« Coventry, will be intitled to Five ...
... 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 ...
... Me&talum, CdMkg, Geometry, Trigonometry, Sa-»jing, Geography, Af~- mm,, byalingi Pbtlejtpby, rhe Ole ct Olebet, and ievcral dfd- . tbmeitical Ifrtmeatt, would willingly lfc*ve aa * School-Mat er, i a Gentlemen's Steward,- or a Bobfc-kteper. For fbrther Psrtitalars enquire ol til Printer */ tbn Paper, ot Of Mr. J ohn Smith, BooUeJler; fo Bradford. ?? PRISON fek Of WAR. DESERTED from bis Parole ...
... 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, ...