... August, One Thutsiund Eight Hundred axid Thirty Eight. The EARL of CARDIGAN, By GEORGE HAYWARD, his Agent dnly' P-thorlsed. ABR. FARRAR, JOHN LISTER, JOHN HALEY, JOHN ROGE;RSONS JOHN WAITE, Jun. CDUTY' FnRE; ...

... Tumnor. Udego' - LoayPak Park. llrJecmh.Glnders, Iogeetre Mc. John Bright, Teridesley Mr. Harvey Wyatt, Acton Hill Park Farm. Mr. Win. Turner, Rogelcy AUDITORS. Mr. John Manners and Mr. John Armish5,w, Rugeicy. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Smith Rnd Buckle, Rugeley ...

... attd after Tuesday, 'the 22nd Instant, by appilca- E- tion to Mr. William Dawson, at the Cardlgas's Arms nn, Bur. c ley; Mi. James Walker, Cardigan's Arms Inn, Bramlety and e at the offices of Messieurs UrToN and CLAPHAM, Solicitors, hLeeds; or to Mr. GEaORG ...

... of a Term of ;IiOUO Years, of which 1113 Years are yet Unexpired, at tli yearly Rent nf Two IPoands per A lopyal secr Lord Cardigan as Lord of ?? Manor. -of LI The above Ptenlises dr-a in good RopaIr, did ?? Lond is redo of fertile Quality, and aituated ...

... LOCKWOOD, JHNBATTY.- G REHINCHLIFFE, JOHN HINCHLIFFE, t his Mark, - ?? CROSLAND. JOHN IOOLLINGWORTH, I AMELIA BOWER. V URIAH WIMPENNY. e ?? ARMIITAGE, U r WILLIAM COOPER, de THOMAS BATTY, he it .JOHN. CROSLAND. . 'JOHN~ RhOEBUCK, o 0 THOMAS NETHERWOOD, Hi ...

... obtained, on and after Tuesday, the 22nd instant, by applina- tion to MIr. WIlliam Dawson, at the Cardigan's Arms Inn, Bur- ley; M.,Janres Walker, Cardigan's Arins Inn, Braamleyr and at the Offices of ?? Urros atid Ca~rLiAbA, SoiUcitors, Leeds; or to Ir ...

... lnrge ?? and White Setter DOG, answering to tile Namre of Cato,. Whoever will returl tire sane to Mr. Benrraf. or the Cardigan Arms, Wuetdehureb * or to Me. Waterhxouse, Welt. Heed, Hlalifax, shall be handsomely rewarded. F O'ttoUND, between Hebden Bridse ...

... then agreed on, and - u!ject to such Conidtions as shall be then produced. At rtse i-ouse (If Mr. William Dswsan, the Cardigan Arms Inn, IBurley, on Moonday, the Fourth of ovoeetaber sexf, at Fire &, QCeck Ill the Aftertuoni, the following Lots. ist the ...

... Joseph and John Brook. 1e Lot G.. All that other Close of rich LkND, also situate in the py, Neeleys aforesaid, and commonly called the Great NeeleY, con. in taining IL. 3Fa 71. imore or less) said now In the Occupation of the said Joseph and John Brook. ...

... Moor, Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, B3owling Lane, Ambler Thorn, Soper Laise, b Bierley, Shelf, Stone Table, the Cardigan Arms Inn, onl . the Leeds sile thereof, and the Bar or Chain across the O I-iighway Iloding to Burley, aiid Reevy, will be LET ...

... forwarded nind Vanctually delivered.. 0 THE CREDITORS OF.. JOHN HOYLE, T JOSEPH BOOTI- AND CO. NOTICE is hereby given, that JOl-IN HOIYLE,JiOSEIII-I BOOTIIM J.AMtES MlOODY, JOH-N SYKES, THOMAS GLEDHTILL, JOHN DICKINSON, sod 3ol-IN COCKCROFT, all of Leeds, in tie ...

... Calverley Moor, Great Morton Lane, Little Horten Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn, I Soper Lane, Blerley, Shelf SoeTbthe Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Leeds side thereof, and the Bar or Chain across the Highway leading to Burley arid Reevy, :will be LET by AUCrION ...