... of April, 1834. \0 '^TjsEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY, £>tlk ißtrorp, $cv R. MONIES and Co. WITE the Attention of their Friends and the Public to their I Stock of DRAPERY and SILK MERCERY, carefully se- L jn the London, Manchester, and other Markets, which ?? found to comprise an extensive Variety of Goods suited •ill t* / the Season. t0 R M ...

... supply of TEA, COFFEE, W A ™mTS and GROCERIES, of every description. As KM. « ,k - ) -- ~\ urc based at the best markets, he feels confident these goods werei f «ill ?? general saUsfection. T. P. thst both P ri^ )r^ njt y t0 ?? with gratitude the liberal lakes thw W „p on \ t i m , and to assure his friends that no patronage^ want j ng on his part to deserve its continuance. ''J/! active ...

... M chester, Northampton, Atherstone, Rugby, Fazelev; the Staffordshire Potteries, Rugeley, New- , ' ' Stone, Eccleshall, Stafford, Tamworth, V neat° n ' Lutterworth, Daventry, Macclesfield, (Wfeton, Hyde, Ashton, Staley-Brklge, Saddle- worth, &c» JOHN KENVVORTHY AND CO. BY THEIK iaflp fly Boatd antr %massons f CONVEY GOODS and PASSENGERS to ««d from the aliove Places, and all others ...

... THE FIRST PART OF A COURSE OF liectares on InfideU^y. -• ■» i» wished to ascertain as nearly as possible the number \ „f copies which will be required, those who are desirous of ?? t he Lectures are respectfully requested to forward ■Klines to E. Keighley, Bookseller, Bradford. Th pn ce cannot yet be ascertained, but it is intended that it II he under rather than above the usual standard ; it ...