... occupied by their Fattier, but lately by Mr. Dunderdale, near the Croft* where they will continue felling all KJN D S of TLINEN-DRAPERY GOODS, ' At the molt reafonable Pr ices. ?? They beg Leive to thank their Cuftomers for the En. co uragement hitherto experienced i and to ?? thtm V that the utmolt Attention lhall tie invariably exerted to retain their Favors, By thtir much Mired, ¦a I S3, ...

... purchafed the STOCK, and entered to the SHOP of Mr ROBERT JOHNSON, the Top of Briggate, Leeds ; where he humbly hopes to ferve all who pleafe to favour h.m with their Commands, upon the moft reafonable Terms, to their entire Satisfaftion. He purpofes to continue the WHITE - SMITH'S SHOP in all its various Branches. — Cuns, Si.io-.l- and Wind-up Jacks repair'd and clean'd upon the lhorteft No ...

... (late Mr* WOOD's) on Monday the ?? Day of Jan. beat ; where YOUNG LADIES will be Boarded and Educated on the following Terms : £ . S. D. Board and Needle- Work per Annum, • 11 1 11 1 o Entrance, - - - . . • 0110 I f Englilh per Quarter, - - -016:0' Englilh, Writing & Arithmetick, per Quarter o : ro : 6 Entraince, - - , - . . 015:0 Wafhing per Quarter, - . . bllO i o Day-Scholars per Quarter, - ...

... he ill has opened a WAREHOUSE, to ferve the Town and Country with all Sorts of PAPER, PAST -BOARDS, and - jMILL'D-BOARDS |— Merchants, Stationer*, and Shop, keepers, who live at a Diflance, may have their Paper! fent from the Mill, Carriage free, and on the tnoft reafonable . Terms He fells all Sorts of DYING WOODS, fuitable for Clothiers, and will take Cloth in exchange for quantities, •-•He ...

... he has entered to the of the late JOHN BONNE V, at the Golden-Beaver, oppolite the Town-Hall, a little below hi* Old Shop, where lie has laid in a moft .fafhionable and genteel Affortment of Ladies and Gentlemens fuperfine HATS, With GOLD and SILVER LACES, TRIMMINGS, FEATHERS, &c. Which he is determined to fell at the very loweft Prices. t_ He returns Thanks to his Friends and Cuftomers for ...

... Towns and ¦Neighbourhoods of LEEDS, BRADFORD, WAKEFIELD land HUDDERSFIELD, held for the Purpofe of promoting f A Voluntary Subfcription for Raifing MEN for His MAJESTY'S Service, 1 In order to ftrengthen the Hands of Government, th.t, with I a futticient Force, they may be enabled to hold out fuch 'Term, of Accommodation to America, as may be con- fiftent with the Honour and Dignity of Great ...

... GVARMS INN, in BRADFORD, MOST refpeflfully begs Leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general, That it has been underftood and reported by fome People, that he is about to quit the faid INN 1 He therefore thinks it necefliry in this public Manner, to eontradifi the above Report, and humbly hopes for the Favours and Cuftom of all his Friends as before, which will be ever moft gratefully ...

... large AlTortment of MUSLINS, M r refh clear'd from the INDIA-HOUSEi • Alfi, A genteel Aflortment of Printed CALLICOES, Sec. oi the mot Fafhionable Patterns ; with various other Air.eUi in the LINEN-BRANCH; which they propofe HHUing on the moft moderate Terms. ■feccATir, Lurns, Jan. 1778. LEEDS, 13th January, 1778. ■THE Partnerfhip betwixt RICHARD Ea HALSTUA , THOMAS COUPLAND, and PHt- ■lON ...

... Mr Goo d ah, Liner-draper, Wakefield, CONSISTING OF Printed Cottons and Linens, Muflins, Iriflt j Cloths, Long and Clear Lawns, Mix'd and Plain Sattins, Laces, Handkerchiefs, &c. &c. XT CATALOGUES of the Goods will be printed, and No- tice given in a future Advertifement, intimating the Time and Place of Sale. HALIFAX PIECE-HALL. FniiAii 13d, 1778. •fIpHIS is to give NOTICE, That the 1 CAST ...

... Parliament (amounting to ao,ot» Dozen) to be yearly delivered at the faid Staith, will this Year be delivered thereon or before the Firft of September next ; after wliich Time no more Coals will be deli ver' d at the faid Staith, till the Commencement of the next Year, unlefs in the mean Time an Agreement fliould be enter'd into for obtaining an Amendment of the faid Aft, for the fupplying the ...

... Brighoufe, in the Parifh of Halifax, and County of York,. Grocer and Linen-Draper, deceafed, are etefired immediately to fend an Account thereof, to Mr John Clegg, of Brighoufe aforefaid, and Parifh and County afore- faid, onoof the Executor, in truft to the Will of thefaid •William Ramfden 1 And all Perfoni who any Way. ftood indebted to the faid William Ramfden, at the Time of hi. , Death, ...

... SHOP formerly occupied by their Hather, near the Crofs ; where they will continue felling -aft.ll Kinds of Linen - Drapery Goods, At the moll reafonable Prices. ?? They beg Leave to thank their Cuftomers for the En- couragement hitherto experienced ; and to ?? them, hafthat the utmoft Attention lhall be invariably exerted to Kwctain their Favors, By tbeir much obliged, Urn., March ) Atd nioft ...