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... Wnt, under the Great Seal ol tie United Kingdom of Great Britain hod Ireland, fox THE ELECTION OF FOLK KNIGHTS 10 SERVE POli THIS COUNTY. !n the Parliameut to be holden at the Cit* oi West- iinstcr, ou the Nineteenth day of Ft.b«|»rw-qeKt ensn- ng, that ie to say, Two Knights for cafe! ?? of ;he .aid couuty, do. 10 obudieice to the said Wnt, aod of ie seseral statutes in that caaemmle atul ...

... SIMPSON'S SCHOOL will RE-OPEN |J on Miindav, Jauuaiy lyth. J i buret) Street, j^uary Bth, 1835. f TO BE LET, ~ \ AND ENTERED ON AT MAY-DAY NEXT, , .RON'S COPT AGE. situate in the Township Irf Sbsbton, on the High Road leading to pal ; suitable for a Small, Genteel Family. „ particulars, apply to HENRY STIRZAKER yfrr-man. > ...

... If OWES and HALEY, LONDON* H ATTEHS and MANIFACTLHEHS, respectfully solicit JwJjU-ention of the Nobilitv, Gentry, and Public, to the P4TFNT HAT, invented LONDON, and whom they are appointed AGENTS for LEEDS. As ihe Inventor states, '-they possess every desirable Quality, being remarkably light and tine, most beautiful Colour, and account their Elasticity are extremely pleasant to the Head. B. ...

... p nod tiiai ha» ?? Mm ?? | ,„*_ v ■• i md'.lnte to r. pr. ?? it you in Parliament, by th. • ■ ndertak -n mv I ause. has amply jus. i i. ?? uuilion 1 had the honour to receive. ■ ?? wl.dgment. and tills iv« with couli- ■ • ■„ . ■ suit ol our Contest. 1 1 liulei lent and Constitutional R.-presen- H ictiim. It.. Parliament bj your suffrages. 1 ?? vi- glun Mis (mi -liiution. .-• ■ impi in. ...

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... Electors upon the highly. . -. „f their cmass. from which they are already I forward I mplele success 'I'hey trust that those : ?? nut vei received a personal application will kindly „ rnrtit cause, namely, the impossibility of completing such immense extent within the few days which hay. Mi W i offered himself, and will voluntarily render . . ?? s„ important without expecting a personal ...

... of plain and fi B r ?? r ?f. rclias er ; a quantity of 6-4 cheap as to render them particularly worthy the immediate attention oteveiy pu Blankets , Flannels British Merinos from Is. 7\d. per yard, superior French ditto from ss. 9d. to bs. ao*». v /, vening Ure sses, ShawL, Prints, Sheetings, and Irish Linens equally cheap ; aboa^s^°££s?MTrP with the remaining part of the and Fancy Goods of ...

... a,c ' congratulate the Electors upon the highly. nciuragnu. progress of their canvass, from which they are ahead. „ to li »k forward to complete success 'They trust that those j^ ?? who U' ii,. i yet received a personal application will kindly ' , ihe richl cause, namely, the impossibility *f completing f such immense extent within the few days which have .nice Mr Wood offered himself, and ...

... A report of the proceedings on Thursday at the Guildhall, when the numbers were officially declared the Sheriff, will found in our last page. The following additional details may interest our readers: Robinson. Bailey. Dories. Ist day, Jan. 6 1309 835 882 2d day, Jan. 7 316 319 1625 1154 1137 Majority of Mr. Robinson over Mr. Bailey 471 Mr. Bailey over Col. Davies he total number voters is ...

... to you the numerical state of tbe Poll at its close — Sanderson 037, Smith 567, Tufnell 505. i what words can we express our grateful thanks — hat language tire we to acknowledge our sense of 3 obligation for tbe honor you have conferred, and confidence }*o\i have placed iv us ! _JJur constant care shall be to preserve the Instito- Ftions of our country, and especially to protect the I ...

... to their yen . „ - : supporters for the zealous exertions whicii have .. forth ?? ml irge number of unpolled promises whicii remain ' K . ihei .atin.it ba! entertain the lii.liest hopes of a sue- \r the sann time, looking at the relative numbers of 1 „ . lan -. tin > trust that every friend of ihe ( unstiu- ., ,tr tin- urgent necessity of his immediate attendance al ■ ._ | It . will l-e gladly ...