... the Towri . and Neighbourhood of WAKEFIELD, in the Weft-Riding ot the County of York, allembled by public Notice at the Town-Hall, on Friday the Sixth Day of February, 1754. WE, your Majefty's dutiful and loyal Subjefts, the Cen. tlemen, Clergy, Merchants and Traders of this Town and Neighbourhood, beg Leave to approach your Majefty, to ex- prefs at this alarming Moment, our fincere and ...

... That in Conjunction with his Father, he has begun pradifmg the Bufinefs of an APOTHECARY and SURGEON, in their various Branches, viz. MIDWIFERY, TREATMENT of FRACTURES, DISLOCATIONS, Sec. £3* The favourable Opportunities he lias had of receiving the beft Inftruftions in .c Line of his Profeffion, both in Edinburgh and London, and his Afliduity and Attention to Bufinefs, may, he trufts, be ...

... received, and tegs Leave tb acquaint therh _nd the Public, That he Conti- nues to carry on tne various Branches of the STAY- MAKING BUSINESS, in tl* newel, and genteeleft Manner, and on the mort reafonable Terms. t3* He ?? hopes for a Coptinuance of their Favours,, which it fhall be h»s Study tg execute in the beft and meft expeditious Manns., and which' will ever be moft gratefully ...

... tbc Hourt oflbrec and Six ofthe Clock in tbe Afternoon cftbe &**2*fl the Houfe of Francis Clarebrou Z b, fituate ir. Woodksfrd, in the County of York, unlefs difpofed of ky pri- vate Lontraa, in the mean Time of wbicb Notice willbe gi-ven, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, fnuate in I X. Oulton, in the Pariih of Rothwell, in the faid County of York, confifting of a good and convenient Dwelling- Houfe, with ...

... 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 ...

... 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' ...

... 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 ...

... Sir Beaumont Hotham, Knt. late Lords Commiflioners for ?? of the Great Seal of Great Britain, for enlarging the Time for JONATHAN WEST the Younger, of Barnfley, in the County of York, Money-Scrivener, (a Bankrupt) to furrender himfelf, and make a full Difcovery and Difclofurc of his Eftate and Effoas, for Forty-Nine Days, to be computed from the aoth Day of December now laft paft : Tbis it to ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... for examining the Accounts, kc. It ivas Refdvedand Ordered, That Meffrs. Wilfon, Beckett, and Calverley, and Meflisl Wickham, Field, Cleaver, ard Eamonfon, Bankers, in Leeds, do pay out of the Money in their Hands, the bum of 2s. 6d. in the Pound, to the feveral Subfcribers from whom they have .feverally received Sub- fcriptions. i And alfo, That in Cafe any of the Subfcr ibers fhall neglea to ...

... Mans- field. Nottingham, Leicefier, and Northampton, SETS out from the STAR and GARTER INN, LEEDS, every Afternoon about Six o'Clock, and arrives at Mr WILLAN's, the Bull-and-Mouth Inn, in Bull- ?? Street, Low dom, every Afternoon about Four, (Sundays excepted) by which Means the Danger of travelling near the Metropolis in the Night, will be entirely avoided. The Paflengers may therefore ...