... viewed by Lie ?? Scott: MR. HOPKINS, Miniature - Painter, No. 27, King-ltreet, Blooiriibiiry-fciuarc, Lun- dun, begi to aeej.iaint the Ladiei and Centlemen of the above-mentioned Placet, and theii Environa, that the PRINT of the GRAND REVIEW, From hii PICTURE taken on the Spot, I. now finifhed, and to be (ten at Mr. Wright-., Printer, and at Mr. Greenwood*!. Rookfcllcr, Leeds ; Mr. Meggitt*! ...

... Friends und Hit Public, That he las opened a WAREHOUSE, it the Top of the above Yai d, wh'i c he has laid in a large STOCK ofthe very belt FOREIGN and BRITISH SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS, Which he is determined to fell upon the lowtft Terms, in any Quantity not lefs than Two Gallcm. (t3* ■ Thofe who pleafe to fhvor him with their Orders, may depend upon them being executed with Punctuality, and ...

... following occurrence happen- X _ X ed in this neighbourhood in the X morning Thurfday laft.-—Maf-2 ter Jackfcn,a nephew toSirTho* ™' masjackfon, (now at Harrogate) had the misfortune td lofe his purfe containing about twenty guineas; ou the road between Harrogate ana this plate.—lt was fortunately found foot? after by the Excifcman who refides at Chapel-Town, and who was then going his ...

... ht- ha, ?? entered to the above INN, which he Jias fitted up in a neat and commodious Masmer, for the Accommodation of Travellers and Others; baring laid In a large Stock ofthe beft WINES and SPiRITUOVS IaKJIiiRS, wbich, with his ufual fuse- flavoured ALK, prompts him tt, liopc for that Encouragement which pt-r- -levering Induflry alwiys meets witli from a liberal [ E3- This Ink is well wo-th ...

... xpress] From the LONDON GAZETTE. St. James's, Feb. 27. HIS Majefty in Coyncil was this daJr pleated to appoint Hetiry Bevan, of Shrcwlbury, be Sheriff of the county of Salop, and Mark Sykes, cfSledmire, to be Sheriff the county of York. The Gazette (which did not reach us till tiear four o'clock on Monday morning) alfo contains an account the Brigands, to the amount of 2000 men, having ...

... \ From the LONDON GAZETTE. Horfe Guards, Nivrmb.r 15. ADifpatch, of which the following it topy, has been received from his Royal the Duke of York, Mr. Dundas. is rri' Quarters at Am trim, Nov. 7. On Tuefday afternoon, as the enemy had begun conftrutt their batteries, Count Walmoden made a fortie, with a party of the troops, in Nimeguen, confiding of the Bth, 27th, 28th, 55th, 63d, and 78th ...

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... Services to his friend, and the Public, having laid in a genital Af- fortment of GOODS in the above Branches, which he flatters himfell he ihall be able to accommodate them with, upon Terms that will conciliate a continuation of their Favors, the lcaft of which he will ever elteem himfell happy to mciit. Leeds, Jui,y lid, 179-. CROSSLAND's HOTEL, Leeds. RICHARD CKOSSLANDrefp-afully returns ...

... Vprf^nurnia ox ntrvts QfUl, RED and WHITE CLOVER-SEED, RIB-GRASS, RYE-GRASS and TREFOIL, All frelh Seeds, and of the fitfl Quality. ?? 0 i:por,e,d, i VarEe- TtfLut FRIKSLAND OATS, well worth the Attention of the Public, _j i11.:,k ?? rln «« ihr » lr,_l Teimj and which they will fell on the very loweit leimi. Aa-aril, ,t)tb, 1791. Ri ArifRTlBM r.RAMMAU SCHOOL IaLACJovBUKN OK.AOTIVIAK. ...

... the ?? and Tiultees ot the faid Chuities 1 Ihe furviving Governors and Truliee., purfuant to the Afl of Parliament in that Behalf, Do hereby ginjt NOTICE, That they will meet on \- ednefday the Second Day of March next at Two in the Afternoon, a t the Old Cock, in Halifax, in Older to eletl an Inhabitant of the Town of Halifax afortfaid, to fupply the fiid Vacancy, agreeable to the Tenter and ...

... Thanks for the great Encouragement they hive met «.viih in the Town and Neighbourhood, fince their Commencement in the above Bulinefs — being Ten Yeart. And further beg Lea«e to inform their Friendt and the Public in general, That ihey have juft ?? in London, and received from thence, a neat AfTortmentof the moft new and rafhionable PATTERNS, which they ire now manu- fafturing ia FLOCK, MOCK ...

... LEEDS, July OME years ago, in fevere win- X ter, when corit was very dear, * a worthy deceafed Magi ft rate X X this Borough, had the cu- riofity to try the experiment upon a poor labouring family now living in this town, whether wneaten or oaten bread was the cheaper.~-»He provided them with a quantity of wheat-meal toferve them for a week's luftenance, which they baked for the family, and ...