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... Pll-Bi, rATmu»M, romm, j, cmcuLATED. on the tame tHr. in most Towks in VoiiasHinE and the adjoining Counties, and tbr. warded with KXPEDiTioti tbroiuh every princinal City, Town, Ac. in the UkMii, Ki jr-i/oi CDants, ...
... & i.%500 sr tf^ T to f advanced on suf- ficient Freehold Securities Apply to iMr. Sangater, Solicitor, Arbion-Street, Leeds. WANTED, hy a respectable Medical Gentleman, of genteel and extensive Practice, in a large Market-Town, a Young Man, as an APPRENTICE. Strict attention will be paid to his Morals, and lie wflt, in every resi>ect. be treated as one of the Family. For further Particulars ...
... tori, H raBcrtATED, onthemmeDay, in mott Towxs in Yomca-ißi: and the adjoining Counties, and fe, r - aarded with EXPEDITION through every principal Oitv, Town, &C. in the UxlTEti Rlk mtamtu FOQTMAS WANTED. t If ANTED immediately, a Single Man, r\*t in the Capacity of FOOTMAN. Any Person - who to* been accustomed to such a Situation, it com- petent to undertake the duties of an Upper Servant in ...
... 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, ...
... Is et*m*rr.Tt, on the tramc Day. in most Town, m yoassuißE saddle -VmhigCou-TiEs. and for- warded with E-tr-DiTloM tlirough *rerv princioal City, Town, _c. in th* Uhited Kmoooi*. QDams, __c. FOOTMAN WANTED. yWT ANTED immerliatelv, a Single Man, ▼ W in the Capacity of KOOTM AN- Any Person wlm has beer, accustomed lo such a Situation, is coui- ?? to undertake the duties of an Upper Servant in ...
... 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. â¢JltVi June, 1820. KEY. W. LINDLEY, Cerate, of W H iria*it, respectfully informs his Friends ...
... Tuuf Phzhs, rj.rBAs.BT, aObe, h «a« a * TEI> * ° J 1 t * me °*h ** most Towirs in Vo-n-sHia* and ?? and fbr- aarded with Mrtiiinox through every principal City. Town.iic. in the Übiteu Kibudosi. Wlants, ...
... .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 ...
... rolS, ' rncvi.*rtm, on the same Day, in most Towk* in ,o«s.sh.be and ?? U » TIEs , WJl nled wuh rs-rE„iTio« through every ?? City. Town, fee hi the ?? 9ioccl!ancous. AYonnj? LADY, 27 Years of Age, wishes for an Enga^euient, as Preparatory Tea .er in a Vanuly, ?? in a School, ur Coui- paiuon to a Lady. Re-pee— _fe Reference for Qi_difieatioiris,__. wiß he given. Addreas, S. S. (Post paid), P ...
... tion, on the Day that Ceremony takes place.— Dancing to •fawittinence at Nine o'clock. R. CHIPPINDALE, >g- VR _, HENRY ALCOCK, | STE ARPS ' * WAR HP I ELD. MR- HARDCASTLK, Line.v-Dhaper, has a Vacancy for an A P Pit X N T I C E.-— Appucations Post-paid — July Hth, 1830. LAW. \ Young Gentleman, who has been admitted an XV Attorney of the Court of King's Bench, is desi- rous of a Situation, in ...
... HRiTit__ i TuRF v i.'a_Bt, ratriMßjir, ?? ctac! t*ii*3. n the tame IMjr, in v-ost Towwo in •foßjtsa-TB* sad ?? Wi ?? • wiJ ti'tu: no* iiirough every principal fit . J ?? Hi _■ v-atitl) UMMK M. t^isc.i'.anrous. WAX JED, Bw c. ?? in the Xe^k,nrlioci of Ifull, ASAar, atCfKiy, si*rfe. Midil'.c-Agcd '1 ?? as Bitti r.a. He n-._st have hved at 1 *■ ■ i* Month in hi last jilaee. tini with I Bipwi ' ...
... NEWCHURCHES or CHAPELS, should ' be erected in and near Leeds, the Expense thereof to be defrayed out of the Parliamentary grant for that Purpose, if suitable Sites are provided by the inhabi- tants,—We, whose Names are hereunto subscribed, do requcstyou to call a Meeting, of such of the Inhabitants of Leeds, as are desirous of promoting the building of such additional Churches, to take into ...