... .t.thec-ories, in London, respectluliy informs tlie In- liabiu-tits of Hudderslield, cic that lie has removed from Kirkgate, to High-Street. Huddersfield, July 1, ?? Q. TO CLERGYMEN, Wlio are Patrons and Incumbents of Livings. VI J ANTED to purchase, the Advowson ot a Liv- ? T ing, of the yearly value of, from Two to Four Hundred Pounds, with immediate Avoidance. Descriptive Partic-iUrs (.Post ...

... kind Patron- age which her Establishment tor a limited Number of » OU NG LADIES, has hitherto received, of which sbt- very respectfully solicits the Continuance. llie most approved Masrers are engaged to attend, on the usual Terms. The present Recess will terminate on the 26th of July. — June 22, 1820. R~ BY. W. LINDLEY, Cl-rate, of Wmxwiur., respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, ...

... Raistrick- Ctaky-llali, near OUey 010 6 Mr. Matthew Bloome. llfi John Haidy , Esq _. 2 2 0 Sundries, per the Minister of Barley, neer \ , , . Otley ) l l -i.ndries, per the Minister of Poole t 14 6 ' Nr. Jacob Marsham, Kirkby Overblow 2 0 0 ?? Rev. G. S. Faber, Calverley 1 0 0 T. Faber ?? 1 1 0 -» — Mr. Chester, Ledsham 10 0 Mr. Musgrave, Farnley 10 0 il-U 17 6 A MEF.TING of the Subscribers ...

... Apply to Mr. J. Battye, Solicitor, Huddersrield, if by Letter, Post-paid. MONEY. np HE SUM of £(500 is ready to be advanced on JL Mortgage of a Freehold Estate, and being Trust Money, the Lender will engage to let it remain for a Term, on the Interest being regularly yjaid. Apply at the Office of Mr. Hemingway, Solicitor, /iunk-Street, Leeds. To die LEY PAYERS of LEEDS. T II HERE being reason ...

... «f i--ividi_»U JU?Jn m Tf»«»«u -wa e-_ie opo-ions in in- SS^SSLa, WTSt* to^T* ...

... th, MM AT a PUBLIC MEETING of tne GeiMataeo, Clergy, Merchants, Manufacturers, aod printd- pal Inhabitants of the Town and Parish of Halifax, duly convened for the Purpose, by Jeremiah Rawson, and John Haigh, Esquires, the Constables, and held in the Magistrates, Office at Halifax, THIS DAY, THOMAS HORTON, Esoiiirc, in the Chair. ?? was unanimoutly Resolved, That a dutiful and loy- al Addreis ...

... entrusted to i J. their Care, are respectftifly inftmned, that the ensuing- Vacation wiH terminate January li»th, 1820. t The. Misses W. present their warmest Acknowledg- ments to their Friends in general, and hope, by an as- isiriuous tlricliarge of their respective Duties, to obtawi a -stontinued Patronage. Skipton, ?? Dec- llil'J. ?? EDUCATION. At Kirtclteaton, near Huddersfield. #T»H« Rev. ...

... other Articles, on the AIRE and CALDER NAVIGA- TION; held at the Court- Ho use, in Leeds, en Thursday, the 20th of January, 1680, for taking into Consideration the Propriery of opposing any additional Tolls or Lock- Duet, and also of petitioning Parlia- ment for a Reduction of the present high aud unequal Rates uf Tonnage on the said Navigation ; JOSHUA BOWER, in the Chnir. Retailed. That tbe ...

... Latin md Creek Languages, lie will be expected to assist ...

... 1830. Thuesday, Jan llth, 1821. To assemble at 7, and Dancing to commence at 9 •ach Evening. R CHIPPINDALE, Esq. 1 H. ALCOCK, Eso. / THO. CH AMB t RLAIN, Esq. V Stewards. JNO.BItTWHISTLK, Esq? { CHARLES CARR, Esq. ) Tickets to he had at the Bar of the Devonshire TlotyL ' EDUCATION. A CLERGYMAN, Graduate of the University of jt\. Cambridge, wishes, to receive into his bouse, after the Christmas ...

... kave to take Charge of a Nursery. — Apply to the Ttinterl, if by Letter, Post-paid. ANTS a Situation, as LADV'j M.AIO a Young Person, who can have an unexcep- tionable Character from her last Place, whe-e she his lived Three Years. All Letters, Port-paid, addressed to A. R Post-Office, Bradford, will be duly attended to — .V. B. Could also make herself otherwise v sef ul , if required. WANTED ...

... Patronage extended to tlieir Seminary • and respect- fully inform them, and the Public, that the School will re-open on the 31st of July. The Mines S. trust, that their unremitting Attention, to the mental Improvement, and domestic Comfort, of then Pupils, will ensure them continued Approbation. •JltVi June, 1820. KEY. W. LINDLEY, Cerate, of W H iria*it, respectfully informs his Friends ...