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... IS HEREBY GIVEN that this I’nion has l»cen divided into thirteen Districts, for the Registration of Births I Deaths, anil each of these Districts a Registrar has been appointed follows, viz 1. RICHARD SPENCER, Bradford, Bookbinder, for the Hrailfurd East End District, comprising much of the Towndtip of Bradford as is situated to Hie Eastward of a Line lieginnuig at a certain Canal Warehouse ...
... Au account of the «ju-tuti ties and Prices Uritisii Corn sold ia Sheffield Market, from the returns delivered the Inspector by the Dealers, in the week ending Tuesday, May l*. 1837. computed by the Standard Imperial Measure of Gallon the Bushel. - Imp. Measure Total Pricey^uar. Total Quant. Amount. Imp.Measure. Quars. Bush- £. s. d. £. «• d. » 111 | 71 W» 19 j 236 4 576 1 4 11 5 ...
... ISM. 1887 I AW Active and Exfnkxtced WOMAN, as ■ A. sirMisaaKKPß*™ • Buawies* Houw. Personal I £p»2to?K T. jTrnett. Beokseller, Steekten-on- I JOHN JACJt^OK, I SADBLE* i- HARMESS/tfAKER, PICKERING I IS in WaitttM'anAsTOtENTlCE. Apphca- I | tions by Cetter, to be Post-paid. I Maiil«*«l ?? I TN the MILLfWERY JPCTARTMENT, [ X a Rsspectable YOUHB PBJTSON, who can be well Mcommended from a ?? ess ...
... SuTttngton. fl^^fflHafiaK Msoorleg. Mag 31a ...
... the Gentlemen elected Guardians of the Poor. Gentlemen, leave most respectfully to offer myself a Candidate for S the situation of Clerk to the Hoard of Guardians, and to assure you that, should succeed in obtaining the appointment, every exertion part will I*e used, faithfully and satisfactorily to discharge the various and important duties devolving upon it, and I pledge myself to give them ...
... Whether arising from old age, the use of calomel, neglect, or natural diseases of the gums. .',ll other Dental Operations, viz, sealing, separating, extracting, and regulating Children’s Teeth, Mr. E. performs with ease and safety. OLD ARTIFICIAL TEETH REPAIRED—TERMS MODERATE. g-J” Attendance from Ten till Five each Day, at Mrs. Horsfali.’s, Well-street, Bradford, every Wednesday and Thursday ...
... The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners hereinafter named, (the same having been Filed the Court,) ace appointed heard as fol âte COURT-HOUSE, at SHEFFIELD, in the County of York, the Twenty-fifth Day 1837, 'at the Hour of in the Motmng l*eetaely. WILLIAM ROBINSON, formerly of Batkerâs pool, in Sheffield, the County York, Journeyman Cooper and Shopkeeper; then of ...
... 'a re- spectable Youth at aa APPRENTICE. Gmtebro', 2bth July, 1837. WaMstetf liierttntagjy, A Respectable Young Man as an ASSIST- **• ANT to the Linen and Woollen Drapery £°™*- J^L II 1 ?? 1 ' ■ PP^ *° l Wm Bolton, High Ousegate. York. (All Letters must be Post-paid.) JmiyM. 1837. Want* a ftituation. AS GROOM, at GROOM and VALET, a YOUNG MAN. 26 Years of Age. who understands Ins Business; ...
... DECLARATION INSOLVENCY. Feb.2J-THOMAS PRESTON, of Cateaton atreet, iu{ tbe city of London, warebousemaD, d c. BANKRUPTS. GEORGE FRANCIS BLYTHER, of High atreet, in the city Rochester, grocer, c, to aor. Marrb 18, April 7, 11, at the Bankrupts' court. Sols Messrs nod and Ellis, 1 Corbett court, Gracerhurch street; official assignee, Mr Larkingtnn, Basingball street. DIG Leadenball market, in ...
... .€ 14!H 1 A A 11 . , BYRON, VETERINARY SURGEON, lia« removed from his late residence in Ivogale the Top of Darley ...
... Flix, near the ■ea, having outwitted and outmarched the Baron de Meer. Another Carlist force has also crossed the Upper Ebro; while Espartero has enough to do to defend Old Castile. Lord John Russell pushing on tbe business of the Commons, and the prorogation expected to take place the week after next; and within couple of days of tbe prorogation, the dissolution, it is laid, will appear in ...
... The following correspondence, on the subject calling meeting of the Clergy in the York Call of this deaconry, which has passed between the . * combe, if Newton Kyme, and the Venerable Archdeacon Corbett, has been handed to us for publication . No. I. To the Venerable the Archdeacon of Tork. Venerable S.r,-I have taken upon myself to the medium of communication between yourself several Clergv ...