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... F. FODEN, SOLICITOR, LEEDS. TO LETTER-PRESS PRINTERS, BOOK- SELLERS, AND STATIONERS. PRINTING AND WRITING INES. JOHN CROFT HARDY, ANUFACTURER of Printing and Writing lIY Inks, Great Hampton 'Row, BIRMINGHAM, begs to call the attentiori 'of Letter Press ...
... ictioneers, November 9, 103. Solicitors, Slieffield. lent I Lee ?? GILL-BECES, TUMBLE GREAT.-By Mr. JOHN HARDIS- i-E TV',at the House of Mr. Thomas Holden, the Dolphin BRI Inn, in Tinmble, on Wed;;esday, the Twent~y-second Day Noecmbocs next, at Six ? ...
... Back Seats 1 -s. 6d., Gallery 2s. 6d., to be had cf M r. White, Hardy-Croft uf I Mr. Phillips. Music Seller, Wood-S'reet; and of Mr. Nichols, Mr. Stanfieldand Mr. Hurst, Booksellers. Hardy.Croft, December 3,1839. PHILOSOPHICAL HALL. HUDDERSFIELD. - ?? ...
... of the Charity. GEORGE FE.NTON, Honorary Secretary. *lobp aurtion. Pd~tfHOLfD ESTATE. In PONTEFRACT-LANE!, LrEOS. DIy'lilr. THOMAS LUMB, Jun., at the House of Mr. lRed- tajfee the lice Hive lon. Vicar-Lane~ Leeds, at SIt ?? tie' abe Evening, on &-edinesdais ...
... JosephI Truenm.c Thonsas Gyles Thomas Machini ai George Foulstone Wm., Maradln a5 E. Jenktinson FISHLAKtE, ' H. F. J ordiat Joseph Birks Peter Portt Thomas Bleks )ciTER0o. Reubeii Stapp Richarpd H-ickson Rotert Sutuderlasid p Thomas Wood Georee Thorped CADEOs ...
... CAPITAL, ONE MlILLION. vingI ring IJfANAGEJOS.I -at a James0 Alexander, Esqs. Thomas Knowles, Esq. oh ,Go ,eAdertSO, REq. H. R. Perkins, Esq. I a re- Thoma's Bdod s Thomas Price, Esq. I y e Jsmes Drunmmond, Esq. William Reid, Esq. I r ei, 50eErEq Edward ...
... Solicitors to the adxaYCorh.O The, tond Streinecellend, 1th1 ay, wl839. i TO FlCiN~-E tOdVlIOREtltP5'SATIO AND OTHERS. rl Mr. THOMAS HAet IVICK atnoutwes that he I directed to ElE f BV PUBLIC AUCTION, on Tuesdac newt, thev otherit snisrs DSumllsy Instand ...
... vice there. 3rd. That the following Gentlemen be a Commit- tee to carry into effect the preceding Resolutions, ?? Mayor, Mr. Thomas Benyon, Mr. Wil- liani Hey, Mr. Howard, Mr. Gaunt, Mr. Musgrave, Mr. Hold forth, and Mr. Hunter. T. W. TOTTIE, )llayor. On ...
... George Anderson, Esq. Thomas Price, Esq. James Drunimond, Esq. William Reid, Esq. Samuel Eyre, Esq. Edward W. Taylor, Esq. Robert Ferguson, Esq. John Wilson, Esq. Thomas Hope, Esq. 'in. Whittaker. Erq. J. D. Hustler, Esq. Thomas Kinowles, Eaq. AUDITORS ...
... being Number's l2' to 20, and now In the respective Oseupp.- cldons of Rotebrt Goulding, Thomas Wood, Marcy Wells, P. C l'liinewrt, MsspliWi'.Wilsest, 'Thomas Todd, i Riehrd Disbeell - Parso, Mi Oters, at an entire Also f andcn ii thatFREEHLD IiESSUAGE ...
... the Business. tur e Sale to commence at Ten ?? In the Forenoon. 'I DGILL-BECKS, TIMBLE GREAT.-.By Mr.JOHN HARDIS- a m -TV, at the Homse of Mr. Thomas Holden, the Dolphin Eirih Inn. In Timble;, on i~edefseday, the Tirenealp-itond Dal, ef ' I Noesrber rext ...
... neverfiling Stream, inI the Heart of the Woollen Manu- Spil factorynd forms a must compact Situation for an exteln- sive Trd. Mr. Thomas Carr, who resides iii the House, will Show the Peemisre. Printed Parlictulars of the Estate may he hadl at the D prinelpal ...