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... 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 ...
... -20 0 Gott, John, Esq- ..201 0 0 Hough, Rev. George.. 20 0 Ripen, The Lord Hutchi neon, 1I. Esq..- 2 00 B7ishiop ?? 0 0 Powell, Rev. Samuel.. 2 00 Flitiwiim, Right Jackson, John, Esq 2 0 0 Hon. Earl ?? 0 0 Danby. Rev. S ?? 1 10 Cardigan, Right Hon. ...
... . ?? VALUABLE ESTATES AT AIIMI,IY, NRAI1 LEEDS- By? Mr. JOHN HFPER''I, en Mesdey, the Sia'eeiecslhDtlo, ?? next, at Six ?? lii tile Evening, Bt tile Miuse of hir. ;eo. Hoyle, the Nelgeon's Arms itI)I. Ii Arrtuley, subject to such Conditions ais will lbe ...
... In the FrnimsIin thle we occupation ?? Godward, John- and'- Adam -Hawkms- worth, M~r; John Rolling, Jonathan Hawkswvorthl, and.John 'dBooth, Benjamin Denton, Mary Detiton,-Widow, Blenjamin ndFieldeend, John Haigh, and Mary Hawksworth, Widow, allI ?? thle ...
... good Condition, and may be seen now at Work,' at the Mill of Mr. John Rowbotham, Sutton, near Mac- clestield. For further Particulars, and to treat for the same, apply to the said Mr. John Rowbotham, or to Messrs. E. and J. Taylor, Engiteers, &c. Marsden ...
... 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 ...
... eof certain Field Gardenina Operations in Supsex .Mld York- Iv shire, with Numerous Practical Notes and Observations, _ n By JOHN NOWELL, Esq. Huddersfield: Printed and Sold by THOMAS XEmxP, 44, New Street; also Sold by SIMi'KIN, MARsHALL, & Co., London; ...
... lnrge ?? and White Setter DOG, answering to tile Namre of Cato,. Whoever will returl tire sane to Mr. Benrraf. or the Cardigan Arms, Wuetdehureb * or to Me. Waterhxouse, Welt. Heed, Hlalifax, shall be handsomely rewarded. F O'ttoUND, between Hebden Bridse ...
... then agreed on, and - u!ject to such Conidtions as shall be then produced. At rtse i-ouse (If Mr. William Dswsan, the Cardigan Arms Inn, IBurley, on Moonday, the Fourth of ovoeetaber sexf, at Fire &, QCeck Ill the Aftertuoni, the following Lots. ist the ...
... former; and Three PI from Pontefract. . . .. By Mr. JOSH. HO WGATE, 'by order of the Assignee of Pc John Stead, a Bankrupt, at'the Homnse of Mr. John Andet. ec son, 'the Woodmtan lint,.An Wakefield, in the C~onty'af So York, on Monday, the Erghth Day ...
... Moor, Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, B3owling Lane, Ambler Thorn, Soper Laise, b Bierley, Shelf, Stone Table, the Cardigan Arms Inn, onl . the Leeds sile thereof, and the Bar or Chain across the O I-iighway Iloding to Burley, aiid Reevy, will be LET ...
... June. 114.3. SAMUEL STEAD. Oej Witness, DANIEL PLATTS. ,dJToNv RRATRrawAcTT. Te Y M]/ Lt. JOHN JOHNSON, Deceased.-Alf -Pet---at V.IA. sons indebted to Mr. JOHN JOHNSON, late of Leeds, We 1t-latirSeating Manufacturer and Sizing Dealer. Deceased, are Al ...