... 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 ...

... her Splendk^TOCK at Bradford l (for tbe nurooM. of _.rin_ her undivided -Oesntion to ber Establishment at ESS S&ZZJ* -ICtCtUT GLASS, TEA, DINNER DESSERT, Rj_«.ROO_ SERVICES, fee. fee, at very Reduced The House, Shop, -Fixtures, and Stock to be disposed of to any Person in the*f#6f*jf R^nlir ValuaUon. Ea^i^EY CATTLE FAIR. TO BUTCHERS, CATTLE-DEALERS, AND OTHERS. ■^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ...

... Sth, at 'Clock, a.m., to determine on the steps to be taken in E' even 0 f an application from the Assignees of Mr. Francis fbe due to him on his ac- ~ » _s Architect to the said Building^ C °Th opinion of the Meeting •n/\\e regulation of the News- pnom *i be taken at the Same c ' ft JOHN OUTHWAITE. THOS. AXED. DANIEL SALT. S. LAYCOCK. JOHN RAND, Jun. ...