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WAKEFIELD, April %-j, 1784. Mr. GRAVES, Dancing -Mafter, PRESENTS his moft refpe&ful Compliments to the Public ..
... the Inhabitants ofthe r_*n of Wakefield in particular, And begs Leave to inform tbem, ii ,uâ intends to open his SCHOOL, in his Long-Room, That he mwn ⢠at or about W hitfuntide next, and *-?SANCING Three Days in the Week, at the Rate of KiShYllinos Entrance, and Fifteen Shillings per CI M GRAVES'S Connections with feveral of the moft Mafters in the Kingdom, (particularly in London) 3 > ...
GE ORGE ADDEY, WOOLLEN and LINEN DRAPER, ?? informs his Friends and the R 7u P blfc in geVal, that
... he has opened a SHOP, at the *\-nf the Shambles, near the Crofs, Wakifuld, with &n^ ,nd fafhionable Affortment of Goods, conflfting of t andßreech^PiecM- coe and CottonSj Iri ...
1? WS. SHIRTLIFF, Milliners, rT BRIGGATE , LEED S - . , £ krr r pave to inform their priends
... and the L D hlie That they have entered to this SHOP lately 9■ a hi Mifs CLARKS, where they intend carrying on the TllineßY business, ,sT .h-mfelves they may fay with Propriety i«i the A ntS ManTrf)^thei. s/ock is entirely New, and ft K a T l ?? S Vleafc«f avourthem with their Com- Th /^ a y depend upon having every Article in the Milli- JS BJaSin ?he neweft Tafte 5 and every Exertion to merit ...