... 6th, THE CHAIR TO BE TAKEN AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Wards hare been fitted up vjwfh Beds, and will bs re*dy T h° reception of Patients after)he above meeting. ral new regulations ?? consequence, be proposed, and that such Subscribers as feel an interest in the wel- 'i ?? b f °?Tj charity, will fiiyour the Meeting with their punctual I^V* By order of the Committee, ?? G. R. MOSSMAN. j^ord, M»y2BtMB34 ...

... Oue Guinea. S bers, not Shareholders One Guinea ttnd Half. SIBS The following Papers are taken in: LONDON. Tffo Globes. I , Morning Post. standard. , Morning Herald. Courier. [ Times. JJ. Joh n Bull. PROVINCIAL. Bradford Observers. Two Leeds Mercuries. T*° f*T lß telligencers. Yorkshire Gazette. T* o i Times. The Scotsman. ■^O^filDING OF YORKSHIRE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, mT the MICHAELMAS ...

... SIXPENCE, LET T E R * t Pious, Holy, and Devout Dissenters, Messrs. fa ?? KwP-a' 1 ' Grasp-all, Scrape-all, Whip-all, Gull-all, ?? . Cant-all, Work-all, Sneak-all, Lie-well, Swear- O^ieh-cm, and Company— «**> -fcarebolders in the Bradford Observer, ?? tii >ir Attack on Richard Oastler, in that Paper ' t R ICHARD OASTLER. SECOND EDITION. INTRODUCTION, containing a REPORT of the Hi* nn sECBET ...

... Darley Street, to more extensive i^s at 15,.Albion Court, where Engraving and Copperplate {Sting in all its branches will be neatly and expeditiously exe- ?? ■ -^TO CHARCOAL CONS UMERS. ROOKE & HUNTER of Manchpt^, beg to offer an excel- lent article on advantageoH^^m*. It will be delivered in WJ where on the Leeds and Liverpool or Bradford canals. Orders or inquiries addressed to them as above ...

... the Court House Steps ; and I must f aY, my impression at the time was, that you had made out a very good case. Subsequent reflection and a little have caused me to think differently, and, in my humble opinion, your display on Friday was vox et prce- i(rea nihil. I will state the grounds upon which my con- chision is formed. I consider it evasive to decline supporting Mr. Tenny- son's motion ...

... SELLING OFF HIS STtjG-K of the BEST LONDON HATE, „ the above reduction. Purchasers are requested to lose no time, as the Reduction is to diminish the present Stock, to make room for an increase in the other branches of his business. ONE PRICE ONLY ! Br— /ord, July 17th, 1834. '^DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership hereto- fore subsisting between WILLIAM ...

... 0 0 Wakefield .7 50 0 0 yi.VsiMd.aq 30 0 0 * ik ...

... of a New Chapel intend- ed to be built opposite Manor Bow, may see the Drawings- and Specifications at the Office of Walxe* ?? Architect, from tbe 14th to tbe 24th instant, where Tenders will be received, and any further information necessary obtained. -f-gr No Tenders will be received after tbe date specified, nor any allowance made tor Estimates. RXW AWAY from Ms APPRENTICESHIP, ON Tuesday, ...

... Act of Parliament _ T PAVEVQ, LIGHTING, WATCHING, and IMPROV LrI I IT _ T /r? N 11 * thereto, intend to meet on Friday the f»th day of December, 1834, at the EXCHANGE -BUILI.I OfGS in Bradford aforesaid, .at six o'clock in the Evening pre- ci*e,J' t^ c . l f vr l x>se of hearing and determining the appeals fif against the rate or assessment made under the said act, for t he present year. By ...

... tbe Inhabitants of the Township of Brad- ford for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of Memorialiring the Board of Trade to include the town of Bradford, cmonest other places, intended, by a Bill now before the House of Commons, to lie allowed to have WAREHOUSES for the BONDING of GOODS. I Bradford, July 23rd, 1834. j G. PALEY J-HANCIS DUFFIELD MATTHEW THOMPSON /JOSHUA ...

... that he has taken the,shop No. 44, Daklet Street, where he intends carrying on ihe aliove business. In soliciting the Patronage and /uu|fort of the Public, he assures hem that the greatest care has l4etV taken in the selection of his ! Tck a l * be hopes, by unremitting personal attention, he shall f enabled to give satisfaction, and merit a share of the public approval. Pres criptions ...

... PRINCE FREDERICK ANB YORKSHIREMAN, HAVING run with the utmost punctuality Twice a Week through the whole of the Winter, ?? joined by another ie and powerful Steam-Packet about th/ middle of next month, -- hereby a regular and most expeditions line will be established THREE DAYS A WEEK, For the Conveyance of Passengers, Parcels, and Merchandize. These Vessels are always kept in the highest and ...