... the pubiick that the ifland of To- bago was al] granted away by patent, we are defired to ?? our Readers, that not a (oot of that land has yet been grant. Ed, nor b it intended to be difpofed of in that manner. Notwithflanding the fpirit and vigour with which it is reported Mr. Wilkes is proceeding againft the Mef- lengers and Secretaries of State, we apprehend from the A known Delay of the ...

... 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 ...

... future keep a large Afloi tment of Bohea, Congo, Souchong, Singlo, Bloom, and Hyfon TEAS, which he propofes to fell en as low Terms and as good in Qua- lily, as the Teamen in London. Alfo Churchman's Patent CHOCOLATE, (fold by him only in Leedes) at 6s. per lb. And the befl TURKEY COFFEE, which will always be new roalted, and com* from London by the Waggon Weekly. As my chief Motive is to fave ...

... betaken upon the faid Road ; and al- fo to lett the faid Road to be kept in Repair Any Perfon or Perlons defiious to take the faid Tolls, or to undertake to keep the faid Road in Repair, may give in their Propolals in Writing to the faid Trultees, at the next Meeting to be held at the Houfe of Mrs. Murgatroyd, the Sign ot the George in Hud- dersfield, on Saturday the Second of July next, or ...

... A Freehold E S T A I E, confiding of a larre commodious Dwelling - Houf«, with Bhops ami Outbuilding!, all new, and well l.uilt, in the r'offeflion of Jofhua l.obley, &. . Alfo two other lettei Dwelling - Hotifes, with fuit- able Otllbuildii gs j and about Forty - thine Days Work of very goird Ground, lying before th« Houfes,' Tvihe- free, and well fenced and watered, wth Common- Right on a ...

... 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 ?? •„ the Forenoon, in order to lett the Toll* arifing fr.m the feveral Bar. at Hewindenbrow. Ha ...

... 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 ...

... any Perfon keeping a large AlTortment of S IL X S conflantly at Leedes, WILLIAM ILES, Begs Leave to inform tbe PUBLIC, THAT he has fettled a Correfpondence in London, fo as to give the Ladies an Opportunity to pleafe tliemfelvcs out of a very large Affortment of vaiious Kinds of Plain, Strip'd, Figur'd and Tobin'd SILKS. The Sale of which he intends to open on Wednefday next the 6th ot April, ...

... Large good HOUSE, fit for a Gentle • msn or Tradefman, pleafantly fituated, with Gardens, convenient Offices, and Outbuildings ; together with between Sixly and Seventy Days Work of good Arable, Meadow and Pafture Land, lying contiguous, and opens toa Common. The Land to be entered to at Candlemas next, and the Houling the May Day following. Foi further Particulars enquire of Richard ...

... of George 3d, no non-commiffioned Officer or piivate Man being embodied and in actual Service, is intituled to his Cloaths untill he has wore them one Year ; and the piivate Men in the Militia for the Eaft Riding of Yorkfhi.e, who had ferved their three Years, were difchar gcd in November or December laft, and did in compliance with the above Adt, de- liver up their Cloaths, nor having wore ...

... Mr. John Marfball, of Upper- Yeadon, in the Parifh of Guifeley, decealtd, for any Money owing to them, are defired they will apply to his Executors and Devifees, in truft, Mr. Wade, of Shadwell, and Mr. Strotber, of Efholt, on 01 before the Twenty -fifth of this Month, on which Day they will meet at Yeadon to receive Rents and fettle their Accounts, thar when all is paid, we may be let into ...

... and Parcels of Field Land, late the Eftate of Mr. Edmund Heron, deceas'd. For farther Paiticulars inquire of Mr. Thomas Horsfield, of Holywell-Green, near Eland; Mr. Michael Wood, of Wcfterton. near Wakefield • or Mr. Richard Towne, of Wakefield afbrefaid. Mr. John Harrap, of Offett aforefaid, will flievv the Premiles. ?? Ali thofe to whom the faid Mr. Edmund Heron was in- debted, at the Time ...