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lISB M. YOCNO announces to the j,s.4i« of IjkA* and NeiftiDonrborid that she is at , ; ir Pari*, where
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... Medicine, tbe Balsamic Eiixir. A tew weeks ago, (a neighbour i who live, opposite me.) a young man *S>*S*l PSistss nfrl* nam Hows, was afflicted with a most DisTaassiiso Couoh opoas- ■ass or BaxATH, Ac. H* bad ...
-.■■_*■ ■■■/■' ■ •■' -~ — i ?? ■ T^_^»i ?? , a CHEMIST ?? DRUGGIST. SELBY IS in Immediate
... dam Lot 1- 6. A Heifer Calf by Sol. dam Lot 1. 7. A Do Do. by Mr. Backhouse's Roaned Bull. 8. A Roaned Yearling Bull by a son of Ebor. 9. A Superior Bull Calf, by a son of Mr. Bates ...
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TO ANNE. Should you drive to nmdnw» ? then utter again Tbone word? which have robb'd all night* of repo?e;
... gloomy cells, Their pallid tenant scan ; Gaze—gaze—upon those earthly hells, And a«k whence they began. Had they a tongue. ! man, thy cheek The tale vronld crimson o’er; Had they a tongue—they soon would speak, And answer—One glass more. Behold that wretched ...
A FEMALE SAILOR
... in a superior condition to hers. Upon of this Mary Anne determined to renounce the pet.tinoat?z ad and to become a sailor. Borrowing an old jacket,' of trouser, and shirt from a boy of her acquaintance, to it, whom she said ...
LEE CROFT CHAPEL.â The above CHAPEL I ⢠« ¦â
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St. Ann Catholic Church, Top of Park- Row- —This beautiful erection, which is not only an ornament to the town
... for a y,r J*' will tak me about a fortnight and two days to weave one. I work more than twelve hours a day in summer. I have five a a oldest child is about five i • ° up' a winds bobbins. My wife weaves re8 ' ...
FLOWER PAINTING. MR. KELLY' begs Leave to Inform his Friends thai he shall remain at Leeds, till Christmas. 1 .-rms
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_^-^~__r_SPARROW ISaRY SURGEON, MALTON, rßT**__A_ te WANT of a respectable 15 iB ti^Z YOUTH as an APPRENTICE. ..
... Clock at Noon. By Order. POWELL A SON. A HOLMES, «_ __ _ Clerks to tbe Company. Pocklington, IVh July, 1843. HULL AND LONDON STEAMERS, THREE DAYS A WEEK. _. p^ R OM HULL,—every &__ul_h __t\ ■ A \ -■- MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ?? a f FRIDAV ' at Thr ...