... U.St G RIDSDALE. Insurance aud Agent to the taid Office. Albion-«treet, Leeds. MONK BRETTOX CHURCH. TH E Building Committee Monk Button proposer! New Church come to the unanimous Reaolution of Investing the sum of an Endowment, in part for the Minister, and ot accepting Mr. Billington'a Contract to complete an Edifice, capable of containing 7M Sittings, GENERAL MEETING of the Subscribers is ...

... Inhabitant! of that Town and Neighbourhood, are respectfully informed tbat tbey can now be supplied by him with crsry Description of Stamps they msjr require. TO SPIRIT AND PORTER MERCHANTS, IRON MASTERS, BUILDERS, tc YyOODHEAD, DAVIDSON, AND COOPER, beg to announce to Gentlemen in the above Trades, and to the Public generally, that they hare commenced ihe MANUFACTURE of STONK and ...

... THOMAS CLARK, of town and port Dow, in the county of Kent, muster mariner, c, snr. Aug. 17, at t. Sept lit, at half past 10, at tbe Bankrupts' court. Sols Messrs Coote, Son, and Ashbt-e, Austin friars; official assignee, Mr Belcher. JAMES STANDBN, of the Lion and Goat public house, Grnseeuor street, in the connty Middlesex, victualler, dc, Aug. 15, at 11, Sept. 19, at half past 2,at the ...

... have been so kind aii ipioy them in the Undertaking Business, beg leave to nd them and the Public generally, they have on Hand » and Choice STOCK of LADIES' MOURNING. They take the opportunity of informing them, they have '•it considerable Expense in RENEWING their RI AGES, HEARSE, Ste, consequently they have it in Power to Furnish Funerals in a superior Style. To ¦ Friends who may be ...

... that their S roCK of Choice and Elegant MILLINERY, fee, is now selecting from the first Houses of Fashion in London. _ ?? Particulars wUI be announced next Week. 42, Commercial^Street, Leeds, 28th Oct., 1839. T & C. HEBDEN beg to acknowledge with *, G ™ ti *? d ?? the many Favours conferred upon them by their m ends, the Ladies of Leeds and its Vicinity, and take present Opportunity of ...

... and YEARLING Kent, and Sussex HOPS, which he is Offering on reasonable Terms. LONDON PORTER STORE. A LBION WHARF, School Close, : _T_L Leeds, establi-hed by Sir Henry Mei.tc. Bart., and Company, Porter Brewers, London, to supply the Pub- ieanrs and Trade of Leeds, and its Vicinity, with their _ SORTER. STOUT, and DOUBLE STOUT, in CASKS, for )raught and Bottling, at (with the Addition of ...

... Room*. , vmr*i-:*i «*T*ErT. Comcrof A lhon-Stkket. Leeds, !i»i At*i*«>HTMliATAsf the ?? INSTRUKENTS. ' ?? ■,» snd ?? hand, cnahting nf GRAND CABI- vp7 riiTTAGE, andfsQUARE, In elegant Rosewood and via ■: ■■ } ' »•*■ whtaah they can ?? recommend, . /, ■ \ i-*n seffsr.ted with great care from the Stocks of the a- ,T.iiM-nt Makers. ' f, «,|.T,did ?? ROSEWOOD GRAND, second-hand, . ?? . great ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDjrV'NIGHT'S OAZT.TTE. William Hnrst, Blackfi iars-road, bniWcr—William Dufton, London, wool dealer —William Kelscy, Glamford-bi Lincolnshire, draper—Joseph Wilday, Birmingham, hotel- keener George Lowthiaii, Exeter, draper—Samuel Ci.ambers, jnn. Birmingham, Ivory worker—Richard Morris, Lawrence-lane, linendraper—John Davis, Birmingham, linen-draper—William Boutt Babbage, ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Wm. Owen, Spoke, Liverpool, farmer, sth and 6th Jan. lst Feb. at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Sols. Messrs. Allen & Co. John-street, Bedford-row ; and Mr. Touhnin, Liverpool. Leonard Johnson, York, woollen-draper, 30lh and 31st inst. Feb. at the Court House, Leeds. Sols. Mr. Wilson, Southamptonstreet, Bh'Omsbnry-sqna'eJ & Messrs. Payne and Eddison, ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S OA7.ETTF. Henry Hudson, Paddingion, 9iablc-kee(ier—Willi mi Cook Thomas. Plymouth, ha'.tcr—Thomas Wilkinson, Shrewsbury, ironmonger— William Axon Siokes, Kidderminster, hook: lei Richard Hughes, VVelehpool, Montgomery, saddler—George Salvidge, Bedniinsler, bnichci- Nichols, Stnnrhri Ige, wine-merchant —Joseph Walker, St. John's, Wotceslershire, t inner—John ...

... Tatham t>. Wbioht. This day been appointed hear a motion for a new trml. The Lord Chancellor, order to gnard against the supposition any partiality or bias on his part in deciding npon the question, in consequence of having been counsel in it, called to his assistance the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and the Lord Chief Baron, The former took his seat on the' right of the Lord Chancellor; ...

... - . COURT OF KING'S BE.\CJf, Thursday, Jul}. 7. This toeing Ihc day appointed for Ibe trial Mr. William Cobbelt, for a seditious libel, rloori of the Court were crowded ioiig before the hour opening them and moil tremendous roth ensued. . Mr. entered, attended by hit three sou* and Mr. Faithful, his solicitor. Nearly tbe whole of the persons in the gallery rose and sainted him by a loud ...