... LEEDS CLOTH MARKETS. —As was naturally to be expected, there has been very little business done in the Cloth Halls this week, but prices are quite as firm as, under all circumstances, they can be expected to be. As we said last week, we hope to lie able to report a better state of things with the turn of the year. On account of the merchants being engaged in stock taking, and ao> few buyers ...

... Leeds The at as—A new farcetta, entitled Wild. Dick, ws* produced at this theatre Thursday night, tTessrTT'rrate Turner. Love? was sang the fonnsr ami at the mM the curtate the audience appeared perfectly satisfied with theeveainsrsaa* A New Wat Du*rK—-A foreigner, who for sense beck ana resassd Leeds under the assignation harrier, beassnrtan r * WM . 1 * their worships ta prefer a charge ...

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