BIRTH. On Friday week, at the Grunge, near Ripon, Mrs. Dalton, wife John Dalton, jun. Esq. of a daughter. ..
... respectable clothier, and father ...
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CHRISTOPHER SMITH GILL, CHEMIST A DRUGGIST, No. 80, Top KirkgaTe, Leeds, V respectfully tolicits the Patronage ..
... SIMES and CO. 68, Coleman-Street, London. SALE OF SPRING! WOOD, /AT FARNLEY WOOD, NEAR LEEDS, BE SOLD BY TICKET, the Cardigan Arms Inn, in Hurley, near Leeds, on Wednesday, the Third Day of March, 1824, between the Hours of Five and Seven o'Clock in ...
NORWICH UNION OFFICE. OFFICE for the LEEDS DEPARTMENT i> REMOVED from Boar-Lane, near Mill-Hill, NO. 5, ALBION ..
... apply to B. Jackson, Architect, No. 1, Kirkgate, Leeds.—Jan. 7, 1824. ST. JOHN'S PLACE* TO BE LET OR SOLD, the DWELLING*. HOUSE lately occupied by George Esq. situate in St- John's Place, Wakefield, containing handsome Dining and Breakfast Rooms, spacious ...
3IRTHS On Saturday week, die Lady of T. Scott Dickins, tL c j b ?? Malzt ?? near Hipon, of
... merchant. On Thursday week, aged 82, Mr. Wm. Spence, former*/ a respectable clothier, and father of Mr. Wm, Spence at the Cardigan Arms public-house, in Brain ley. Yesterday week, aged 67, Mr. G. Halton, woolstapler, of Leeds, s man much respected. Yesterday ...
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... in n,, morning, and finished his task in a inasterl, manner at four o’clock in the afternoon, in (|,f rookery belonging to John Lloyd, Esq. of Pe„|. ney Norfolk. Bets were to|y against the performance, the rooks being venf strong, and the wind high. Mr ...