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... Teftament left certain Legacies to fuch of bis creditors lor if dead, their next of *in) who proved their tuba under a Commtffion of Bankruptcy, iliucd and award- Saoinft him about Twenty Years ago. *^ NOTICE is hereby given, That Mr. John Ritchie, Mr. John HaQ, nnd Mr. John Rhodes, the Truftees and Executors named and appointed by f.id lame* Rhodes, will attend at tbe Houfc of Mr. Wm. Wood, ...
... Friends and the Public, I That he has taken the SHOP and purchafed the STOCK IN TRADE of Mr. WILLIAM TOWNEND, which he has this Day entered to, and has alfo laid in a good Affortment of n*F AS and of every Article in the Grocery Branch ; and as â¢dc£mined to fell his Goods, (which will bethebeft Irf their Kinds) on the mod reafonahle Terms, he hopes for the Favours of Mr. Townend's late ...
... WAREHOUSE, Oppofite the «ROSS, LEEDS} m , rt a ii KINDS of GROCERIES are fold on Where vefy Lowfft mM ffi A very Fine CONGOU, at Six Shillings per lb. • august ift, . 17«6. •__ /TR SAVILE, and Mr. FOLJAMBE, being iVI defirous of preferving the GAME on the MOORS ?? the MANORS of DENBY, BIRCHWORTH, and SuRLSTON/V having deputed Mr. WILLIAM eiMQAiL with *>rop«r Afliftants, to take.Care of ?? ...
... Leeds, every Evening, (Saturda^ ex- eeoted) by Way of Ferrybridge, Dencafter, fee. to the Caoss tvs. Wood itreet, CheapCde, London, where it arrives ?? AftcruOop about Four o'Clxk, (SUndays excepted) _d returns from thence by the fame Courfo to Leeds. „# return. . VINCENT, Petformed by 2 B ATTIE^ . , (FISHER and Co. yy This Coach meets the Carlifle Coach at the Golden- tlnn afoiefaid, every ...
... J ?? Lieds,) 6EGS Leave to inform the Ladies and Gentle- men of Leeds, its Environs, and the Pubiie in general, t he has takcaa SHOP oppofite the BILL* ARD-ROOM, Seining to Mrs. COWLING'S HOTEL, where he intends cvrying oe the above Bufinefs. . uw .„ . r> Thofe who pleafe to favour him with their Commands -JXepend on his utmoft Affidtf.ty and Attention, to merit __ir Aoorobation and ...
... King, bolden by Yorkfhire. ) Adjournment at Doncafter, in andfor the faid Riding, tbe Stb Day of January, zkti 'George lll. and J in tbe Year of our Lord 1 786, Before Jolhua Wilion, Efquire ; tbe Rev. fames Wilkinfon, Clerk j Pemberton Milnes, Robert Athorpe Athorpe, Freeman Bower, and Francis Ferrand Foljambe, Efquires, His Majefty s Jufiices if the Pteace ebere frefent, and fo forth: The ...
... the Shairib.es, Leeds, being line to remove into Hertfordfhire, Informs bit Friends and the Public, That he this Day began to fell off the Whole of bis STOCK IN TRADE, at *&d under Prime Co** CONSISTING OF A great Variety ofthe beft Weft Country Superfine Broad Cloths, Fine Yard-wide Plains of all Srtts and Prices, Fine Yard-wide ftript Elaftic Cloth*, Fine SWipt Coatings, Plain Coatings, ...
... Kotice. That there is daily Attendance at the Wine-Licence o«ce (Holidays excepted) from Half an Hour after Eight ©•Clock in the Morning, till One in the Afternoon, forgrant- '>a And' whereas the' faid Cortlihiflionein) have received Infor- mation that divers Perfons fell Wine by Retail, without Li- cence, contrary to Law ; further Notice is hereby given,. ThaTunlefs they do forthwith take ou ...
... tew* firveuted, and of fuperior Utility, tbat burn ? y ' without Smoke or Smell, T ICHARD SANDERSON, Tin-Plate Worker, X Lowerhead-Row, Leeds, refpeftfully informs fas f7;ids and the Public, That he has lately arrived from, .nNDON. where he has refided Six Years, been employed; r* Foreman in one of the firft Shop^ and under the Infpec- ' of a vtfry eminent Mafter, in which Time he acquired- rf ...
... hefeby given, That a Meeting of the Tn-fteci for the faid Roads is appointed to be held at i* Hoofe of William Wood, the Old Ring's Arms, ih Liedsi *« Thurfday |be Eleventh Day of January next, at Two •rtoek in the Afternoon, when and where they intend to Let J»Fmtb by Au*ftK>Bi to the Beft Bidder, the Tolls arifing at At Jfeveral Toll Gafes, erefted upon the faid RSads. in the S mier direded ...
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... his moft fincere Thanks the Ladies and Gentlemen that have hitherto favored m with their Cuftom j amd at tbe fame Time he wiihes to ? irform them and the Public in general, That he has engaged two Complea' Workmen in the Boot Line, and fcvcral thercaefttal Makers of Ladies and Gentlemen's Shoes, from *enrft Houfe in York— and he doubts not but he can exe- cute the Orders of tbofe that choofe ...