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... 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 ...
... has a perfea Knowledge of il the LINEN BUSINESS, and who would hive no Objeaion to travel about Three Month* in th* Year, the Reft of hit Time to be employed in the Warehoufe. ty i\ny onevvhom this fuiti, may apply to Mr JOSEPH ROSS, Linen-draper and Haberdasher, in the Market-Place, .eedi. »•» None need make Application who cannot briag un- |Uettionable Proof* of hi* Fidelity; nor thofe who ...
... mental Mufic. The VOCAL PART by Mrs HUDSON. i FIRST VIOLIN by Mr JOBSON. Tt begin at Half pad Six e' Clock. m TICKETS at 2*. 6d. each, to be had of Mif. Bain- bfigS«- i Kirkgate ; and at the Old and New King t- Arms. â¢Â«â¢ No MONEY will be taken at the Door*. gy As Complaints have been made that the Drivers of Car- riages do not comply with the R ules relative to the going and returning ...
... 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 ...
... February, Will be perform'd a CONCERT of VOCAL «and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. ACT I. OVERTUi E^T O E S C H I. CONCERTO GERMAN FLUTE, SONG. CONCERT O O R G A N. ACT 11. OVERTUR E F I L T Z. SONG. SOLO. V I O L I N S HAW. SONG. S I N F O N I A S HAW. To begin at Half p aft Six o'Cloek. After the CONCERT will be a BALL. Y$- TICKETS at is. 6d. each, to be had at Mr Hudfon's, oppofite the County-Hofpital ...
... 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 ...
... meet with conftant Employment.â f Enquire at MelTrs. HALSTEAD, COUPLAND, and j WILKINSON'S, Diftillers in Leedl. JOSEPH WOOD, I Silk- Dyer, Scourer and Finilher, from London, J At hil HOUSE the South End cf Vicar-Lane, LEEDS, |IX7IT H particular Pleafure embraces this ?VV Opportunity of returning his flncere Acknowledg- ments to the Ladies and Centlemen of this Town, and Counny adjacent, ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... was mutually diffolved on the Fifth of Auguft laft. ' Ky* All Perfons who ftand indebted to the late Partnerfhip, are defired to pay the fame immediately to Mr Wigglefworth, . without further Notice; who will difcharge all Demands on tl the faid Partnerfhip. ■ tt| Mr WIGGLESWORTH carrie* the Bufinefi on in the l^fame Shop ; where he humbly folicitt the Continuance of . the Favors of his ...
... pleafed to favour him with their Orders for GRASS-SEEDS; Atd bigs Leave to inform thim, That he has laid in a Quantity of the under-mentioned SEEDS, proper for laying down Land with, which he fells upon the loweft Terms, viz. Fine new red and white CLOVER-SEED, TREFOIL, clean-dtefs'd HAY-SEEDS, RYE-GRASS SEED, RIB-GRASS SEED, TARRwVETCH CRASS, and TIMOTHY-GRASS. C_?An APPRENTICE is wanted. ...
... the Annual kcxts for the TOWING PATHS, which ♦rill become due the », thof March Inft. at the following Places ;— at the Old Kings-Arms in Leeds, on Tuefday the jift ; at Mrs Lowe's at Ferrybridge, on Wednefday April the aft, and at the Stratford -Arms in Wakefield, an Friday the Ml ; when and where proper Attendance will be civen for the Payment thereof. ENGLISH SETTING DOG. ii - > ~r*AKEN up ...