... burton, in the County of York, Clothier, Dealer, and Chap- man, and he being declared a Bankrupt, is hereby required to furrender himfelf to the Commiflioners in the faid Com- miflion named, or Ihe major Part of them, on the 2.6 th and 27th Daysof February Inft. at the Pack-Horfe, in Rober- town, in the Parifli of Birftal, and on the 6th Day of March next, at the Sun Inn, in Bradford, at Ten ? ...

... fing Soldiers, 1778. AT a Meeting of the bublcribers, held this Day at the Old King's-Arnw, for examining the T*lt\T*ivKd ...

... the Seed of which was imported the laft Year. Alfo, Several STACKS of HAY and CLOVER, Handing at Buriey, near Leeds, Enquire of Mr Nathaniel Wade, ?? aforefaid. To be SOLD, ALL the HORSES and GEERS, CARTS, CARRIAGES and UTENSILS, belonging to George Manarin, at the Coal-Staith, in Hunflet- l.ane, Leeds. £^* The Horfes and Carriages are in full Bufinefs. Enquire of the laid George 'Manarin. To ...

... I muft quit this houfe of clay, This tot'ring frail abode ; To worlds unknown muft wing my way, To meet an injured God. No arguments which I can frame His anger can allay ; Weeping I'll whifper Jefus name To turn his wrath away. At that dear found a beam of love Will fmooth his milder face ; ' His heart will, melt— his bowelsmove »With tendernefs and grace. ?? fhall my fins away be done, Tho' ...

... laving fsgnified to me their ' Defire that a public Meet- ing might be convened, in order to confi Jer upon tht Pro ft'ijjf printing a. LOYAL ADDRESS TO HIS MAJES IT, on the prefent critical State of Affairs if Tbe Gentlemen, Tradefmen, and Others, Inhabitants of this Borough, pre ratified to attend' for theabove Purpofe at the Rotation Office, on Wednefday next, precifely at Noon. WILLfAM ...

... Five in tbe Afternoon of Tburfday tbe Fifth Day of February next, ALL the WOOD and TREES, ftandins' and growing in a Wood called Low-Wood, (except thofe Trees which are marked with Red Paint as Referves.) Alfo, All the TREES and WOOD, ftandin? and K rowing in a Wood called Gandertborp-Wood, (except ?? which are marked with Red-Paint as Referves.) And alfo. Several ftrong TREES, confifting of ...

... this countiy to blefs; Who conceiving a plan, Like a vefy wile man, To ma?*e himfelf greater, has made himfclf lefs, Thus fpokc, as he fauntered in Brookes's alone ; Let me think what I've done for the people or Throne. At my firft fetting but, as my talent, were bright, I cot forte preferment, but that was (o flight, That my profit by day was difpofed of at night. When encumber'd with debts, ...

... Tea-Warehouse, near the Cross, LEEDS, RESPECTFULLY begs Leave to inform his Friends and the Public, That he has attended the „ elst ?? company's TEA SALE, where hehas purchafed a large Aflbrtmcnt of JJohea, Congou, Souchong, Pekoe, Singlo, Bloom, and Hyfon TEAS, Of the BEST QUALITY and FLAVOUR, ?? ;«nrH»r to ftve private Families and Country Dealers 1 -r K?Jnf Undine &r their Teas to London, ...

... the Public, That he has this Day opened _ SHOP at the Top of the Shambles, near the Croft m L«ds, where he has laid in an entire New and jreft Affortment of all Sorts of Ironmongery, Hardware-Goods, &c. ?? The Stock confifts of a choice Affortment of every Artkle in the above Branches, laid in from the beft Markets, which will be foW on the very loweft Terms, j ** Joiners, Carpenters, Builders ...

... tli TAVERN, HIGH HARROGATE. T HARRISpN, «r at. New Hummums, Covent - Garden, Of the Nbw thf Seafons mly) ?? inform the Nobility, Ladies and Gentlemen, W V ?,Sn of feveral of his Friends reforting to his That at the for better Accommodation of Honfe £*22-r « that valuable SPAW, hath taken the O U£ KING'S -ARMS, fituate near the Green-Dra- Houfe late _tnc iwm M(xl and eommodioUB Manner Hot ...

... Tea-Warehouse, near tbe Cross, LEEDS, RESPECTFULLY begs Leave to fnform his Friends and the Public, That he has attended the te East .npia Company'- TEA SALE, where hehas ?? a large Affortment of Bohca, Congou, Souchong, Pekoe, Singlo. Bloom, and Hyfon TEAS, Of the BEST QUALITY and FLAVOUR. And in Order to fave private Families and Country Dealers the Trouble offending for their Teas to London ...

... purfuant ?? Tvefday the tjd of Dec. 1783, Sir W. SYNNOT, Knt. High Sheriff, in the Chair, A Crmmittee of Fifteen being :« ointed to prepare Mat- ter for the Bi.t.r.cf* cfthe Day, reined, and after fome Time n potto! Itw following Refolutions, which were feverally put ar.! 4 . up.anii.icui'.y adopted : K.f.l-v,d, Ihar, irppreffed with the deepeft Senfe of Gra- titude tc out Savcrci^n, we will ...