... C. Litter, Esq. M.P.) 9 Places:- - MR JOHN STANFIELD, Bookseller, Westgate EDWARD KEIGHLEY, Bookseller, Kirkgate WILLIAM M'KAY, Grocer, Westgate JOSEPH FARRAR, Hatter, Kirkgate D. HAINSWORTH, Draper, Kirkgate H. BROWN, Draper, Market-street p. H. SMITH, Grocer, Bridge-street MESSRS. MAUDE fc WILSON, Dmggists, Son Bridge. . Honourable the Commons of the United Kingdom of ftreat Britain and ...

... both n wing and Spinning Departaiejrft. Testimonials of ability ttlf i ietv will be required, as Vmisiderable confidence will be ^'in h'm. Liberal Wages will be given. P 1 / personally to Mr. Thomas Holdsworth, Sizing and WEST-RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. jf AKEFIELD ADJOURNED SESSIONS. rnTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SPRING GENE- \ RAL QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE, for the -t Riding of the ...

... % BWoallett ©rapers, m\\ jHerc&s, HOSIERS, GLOVERS, LACEMEN, Etc. BeG leave most respectfully to inform their Friends and the Public in general, that they have just returned from the London, Manchester, and other Markets, where they have purchased a Large and Superb STOCK of GOODS suitable for the ensuing n (which they are determined to offer at such Prices as will ensurejhem that share of ...

... on Liberal and Independent T Principles ; contains a copious and well digested Summary Briti'h and Foreign Intelligence of the Week ; a faithful cf the 0 f parliamentary Proceedings; regular Reports of all •^Transactions, Births, Marriages, and Deaths; Accidents nfi nces in the Town and Neighbourhood ; Commercial In- *V cc and Local Markets ; Shipping Lists ; Prices of the U ' rVunds, &c. » ...

... The Lender pected to covenant for thejponey remaining for several *' 'LTthe Security. ,catS Apply at the office of Mr. W. Hudson. V^gyfjft- 1834 - WA N T E D, rURACY, by a Clergyman in full Oj^ers, who was educated 4 the University of Cambridge, anflhas for some years had ** tre charge of a populous parisbnn the neighbourhood of a l!lf 6 d rable Manufacturing Town. The highest references as ...

... 6th, THE CHAIR TO BE TAKEN AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Wards hare been fitted up vjwfh Beds, and will bs re*dy T h° reception of Patients after)he above meeting. ral new regulations ?? consequence, be proposed, and that such Subscribers as feel an interest in the wel- 'i ?? b f °?Tj charity, will fiiyour the Meeting with their punctual I^V* By order of the Committee, ?? G. R. MOSSMAN. j^ord, M»y2BtMB34 ...

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... DAY, 22j»d OF JUNE, 18S4, TWO SERMONS WILL BE PREACHED k THB BAPTIST CHAPEL, WESTGAT&, BRADFORD, By the REV. H. DQWSON, the Baptist Academy, Horton ; after -which jßottections will be \L jn behalf of the Wesigate Chafei. and Laby Rovb Sab- a»h Schools. V> ASP Service to commence at Half-past Two o'clock in the ijtoDoen, and ■* Jktf-P BB * Si* in the Evening. ?? EDUCATION^ REV. ANDREW W. ...

... held on the above Day and Place, ISAAC SPENCER, of York, Esq. in the Chair, The following Report was read : — The Provisional Committee in submitting their Report and Acting Attention to the Condition and Prospects of the Com- v cannot refrain from making a brief Allusion to the highly •Vicious arcumstances under which tbe Bank is advancing to uritv. The sound Principles upon which it is ...

... of the Parish Church on Friday nexi: the 4th day of July, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, to 3S and pass the Accosts of the Overseers of the Poor, for the tears ?? Slst, 1833, and March 31st, 1884. Byorder ' JAMES E-GEY, Bradford, 28th June, 1834. Assistant-Overseer. j | || ?? t E D U CAT I 0 Nt MR. COCK, SUCCESSOR TO MR. W. JACKSON, REQUESTS permission to express sincere Gratitude for ...

... of a New Chapel intend- ed to be built opposite Manor Bow, may see the Drawings- and Specifications at the Office of Walxe* ?? Architect, from tbe 14th to tbe 24th instant, where Tenders will be received, and any further information necessary obtained. -f-gr No Tenders will be received after tbe date specified, nor any allowance made tor Estimates. RXW AWAY from Ms APPRENTICESHIP, ON Tuesday, ...

... Masters, will be per- formed in the LARGE ROOM, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BRADFORD, ON MONDAY, JULY2Ist, 1834. — jC PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS. MISS RUSHTON I _TMR. KIRK MR. WALTON \jf MR. COATES Leader of the Band MR. BYWATER, Who will give one of Singor Paganini's Concertos. MR. SIMPSON WILL PRESIDE AT THE ORGAN. Tickets, Two Shillings each, to be had of Mr. Rhodes, at the Bazaar, Exchange ...