... Racquet. caurt, Vileet-steet. Timorthy WebIlr tler-fotii; flax-drewoer, May 30;31, and June 24, at ele. vent. at rite City Arm,rt l tel, tierefrrd.-Atorttteo, ?? Edis, Abchu lh- toarte I.oslrEn; an in Merors. iii'd andI Wollitor, lilereford. Join , emj ...

... dlue to or owing by the said Partner.%hips will be received and paid by the sail John Knutbley and Jonathan Wainwright:-As Witness our Hands this O3d Day of January, ISI 1. JOHN INUBI.Y. THOMAS GEORGE. JONATHAN WAINIVRIGRT. TO THE MUSICAL \\ORLD. J[LLUSTRATIONS ...

... shain-House, near Liverpooli to Francei, daughter of John l layds, Esq. ofOullon, near Ieeds. *h, On Wednesday, nt Selby, Mr. Hirst, 'groder,'of he this toin, to Harriet, second daughter of the lte Y- John Audus, Esq. of tile formier place. nt At Etridge's ...

... Nattr-e before ore-le o'Cl,,ck, ii crde r that e. ery pk ss tle Arrangereit nvia v a i-na.;a e f e- ttrir At i oai10o.ttOi. SIR JOHN INGILIi I rr PrsiDe . W1M. VAVAStiUR ?? 7 THOS. COLIHSCK,; F \i. 0readeaho. Bv Or.ne THOMA4. W VI I K ;IN . ' 4-ttaretarr. ...

... William Leaf, late of Manchester, merchant, d. C. to surt May si, at 2, June 20, at to, and July a, at 4. at thellridge water Arms inn, Manclheater.-Att. Cunliffe, gdanchtesteri William Carpenter, now or late of Pitchcombe, Gloucosterj clothier, to sur. ...

... H .lt, I 1 0 I4 r. John simpsion, ?? 0l 6 Mr. Thos. Rshfo.th ?? 1 1 (O .Mr. John Richtatcson, 01)6Mr. Appleyart, I 0 Mrl. SamaurI Rinder. . 0ilti)6 (r. Lindles,' I ( r. John W AitSkTrD. iON iMr. Jothn0 Xvnplay, 1 1 0 Mr. John Riplev. .. 1IV. U Mr ...

... London W Dated the th of MAV. The l-et Indorser is John rh tlsinsworth. A RRWARD of TEN GUIN9AS rill be given to any Person whto will restore the be Pockot-Book and its Content,, on Appication to er John Hainsnorlh, of the Bay. Horse inn, Parsley.- payment ...

... WIkirson & LaycOck. Wakefield . John Berry & Co. Mtllon .. ?? John Leefe, Nrrthaslerton ?? John W thran. Skipton . . W.. William Grave. Scarborough, . Simeon Lord. Cholley ?? Thomas Bteladale Sciby . .John Adams. Hull . . John Thornton. York ...

... Inhabitants of the i avjoining village, Burley, had act excellent Dinner, with Ale and Pmich, providled f.,r them, at the ui Cardigan Arms, at the expence of Mr. WiN'm. Waite, U the hospitable occupier of Burley-Lodge. I I On Thursday, the day of Thanksgiving ...

... the Hoek3, Whrite .Jorae, -oe'aun'd Crow4, Dull, saa MOdDsi. or Golden Lioni Inns, Ieeds, or att Kirkstal-Btidfl and the Cardigan Arm,, wtill be iminediatel? con:' dutcled ,tD the Academy,. the Situation of which' sa extremely healthy, arid the Plesaureand ...

... the Hotel, WI ite.Horse, Rome asid C;owvn, Btsll and Mouth, ci Golden Lion Ions, Leads, or at Kirkatal-Bridge and the Cardigan Arms, will ba itnniefiately cao- dr ncd to the Academy, the Situation of which is es ticintb hesithy, std the Pioatsurernd Play ...

... melchtiltlt to sur. Jan. , 9, and Feb. io. at It, at the Crolm inn. Wondbiige.-Att. Wood, Woatoldridre. Robert Harding and John Harding, both if 'Trowbridgc, irW the county of Vs It-, cloultiers, copaiters, d.c. to Ur. Jail. I8. 19, at Ii, aed Feb. to ...