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... V, fee. &c. THOMAS THOMPSON, Linen-Drper, Habcrdalher, and I.ace- Man, At bis Print Pofis and Cheap Shop, near iht Croft, PRESENTS his mod refpeaful Compliments to hii Friends and the Public, And btgi Leave te info,*, them, That ke it jufl return'd from LONDON, with a Large and Eleganr Artbitiiient of Printed LINENS, MUSLINS, CALLICOES, COTTONS and STUFFS; With 1 great Variety of every ...
... Meff. Younge, Greaves and Hoyland, HOf SHEFFIELD, AVING obtained His Majeity 's Royal Letter Patent for the fole Ufe of making and felline CANDLESTICKS, with a Screw in the Noflil, for the Pur. pofe of railing and lowering the Candle at Pleafure, by turning the Noflil only, until the whole Candle it confuni- ed j and are conflrufted on fuch a Principle as cannot be injured by the Careleffnefs ...
... has taken ami entered to the faid INN, which he has now fitted up with new Furniture, in the mod commodious Manner, for the Accommodation ol thofe who pleafe to honour him with their Company it- to merit which will be tl.c conflant En- deavour of Their very humble Servant, CHRISTOPHER TOPHAM. N.B. Neat POST-CHAISE. ~~ H A L I F A X. OCTOBER 17th, 1780. MR. BRESLAW begs Leave to acquaint the ...
... who inftead of returning you their Member, have returned you into Ihi Maf. of Privali Cili. xtns. Talents fuch as yours, fo various and verfatife, can- not fail, whatever fituation you are in, to be ferviceab le to others, and profitable to yourfelf. In obfeurity you hay. exerted them heretofore— to obfeurity the future exertion of them is configned. You have hung up your ambition ; and it ...
... well broke, got by a thorough-bred Horfe, out of Mr. Sharp of Gildcrfome't famous old Mare. To be fecn at Mr Rider's Stables in Pontcfract. Rev, Mr. DEASON, deceafed. ALL Perfons who were indebted to the Rev. Mr. DEASON, late of Rawden, deceafed, are defiled on or before the toth Inft. to apply to Mr Hardy, of Hors- forth, Attorney, in order that the Debts of fuch Perfons may be adjufted and ...
... Friendl and the Public for the many Favor, lately conlerred upon him ; and btgt Leave tt inform them, That he has jult purcllafcd at the firft Printing. Hou/cs In the Kingdom, A large and elegant Collection of New and Fashionable Cottons, Callicoes, &C. For the WINTER SEASON.; Alfo Tome Pattern, that are nol quite new, full twenty per Cent, lower than the Pricei they have been lately fold for. ...
... Rents, for the TOWING PATHS, which will become due the Twenty-fifth of March Inltant, «t the following Places : At Mr. Wood's, the Old Kings-Arms, in Leeds, on Taefday the Twenty-eighth Inftant. At Mra. Lowe's, in Ferrybiidge, on Wednefday the Twenty-ninth. And at the StrafTord-Arms, in Wakefield, on Friday the Thirty-sfirit. When and where proper Attendance will be given far the Payment ...
... thr l'ai ifli of Halifax, and Mr Samuel Lees, of Goathoufe, in Rilh- worth, in the fame Parilh, Executors of the lad Will of James Ptofior, late of Blue-Ball in .Soyland aforefaid, Inn- keeper, deceafed, intend on the firfl Day of March next, at the Houfe of Ifaac tlu.ifwo.tli, Innkeeper in Ripponden, in tl.e faid Parifh, to make A FINAL DIVIDEND ofthe Ett'e-ts late of the faid Tellator j and ...
... Services al tbe next General EUaion ; / beg leave to offer myfelf a Candidate to fucceed him, and if I fhould be honored ivitb your Support, my befi Endeavors lhall be confiantly exerted in promoting the effential Interefi of this Borough, and tbe tenfiitutional Rights ofthe Kingdom in general. I am, nvilh great RejptQ, Your very faithful Lancafter, bumbit Servant, Feb. 23, i 7 Bo. ABRAM ...
... FINAL DIVIDEND of his Eflate and Effefls will immediately be made, and paid after the 20th Day of July next, by Mr William Yates, of Denby, furviving Executor) and thofe Creditors who , have not already proved their Debts, are defired to come prepared to prove the fame before that Time, or they will be excluded the Benefit of the faid Dividend ; and all Claims not then proved, will be ...
... Thurlf- ton, in the County of York, Dyers, Dealers, Chapmen, and Copartners in Trade, and they being declared Bank- rupts, are hereby required to furrender themfelves to the Comm iflioners in the faid Commiffion named, or the Major Part tf them, on the thirty-firft Day of this Inft. Auguft, and oh the firft and the thirtieth Day* of September next, at Four of the Clock in the Afternoon on each ...
... for more ef- fectually preventing Frauds and Abufes committed by Per- fons employed in the Manufactures of Combing Wool, Worfted Yarn, and Coods made from Worfted, in the Coun- ties of York, Lancafter, and Chefter, I do, by Or 'cr of the Chairman of the laft Quarterly Meeting of the Con.mittvc, appointed by Virtue of the faid Aft, Htrtby give Notitt, That the next Quarterly Meeting of the faid ...