... Machines, Rent of Town Yard and Gravel Bed, Plans of Gas and Water Pipes, Town-Hall Expenses, and sundry petty Payments By Office Expenses, including Rent, Taxes, &c. By Damages making the Culvert under Kelhara Dam Clerk, Assistant Surveyor, and Collectors’ Salaries By Printing and Stationery.. Bv Horses, Carts, and Harness 116 2 Corn, Hay, Straw, &c 2 60 3 3 62 19 12 10 11l 7 1 34 9 60 0 0 ...

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... Liter, Post-paid.) W7 trmixTE*, [« TO BE SOLD, T^HrSS PRE SENTATION to TWO LIVINGS, agreeably ajld pleasantly situated in the W _ E,T ,^ ?? Rll> ?? 1 « ...

... 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 ...

... Jrs riVMES, Dpath of our Inle beloved Sovereign P rendered a general Election at distant . | 'iter of certainty, I beg leave once more to 1 Candidate for your Representation in next 7 l-r.vf twice honoured with your Suffrages. • ■ |(lo> I professed first soliciting the favour ir support 1 have endeavoured steadfastly to niainthose principles .still entertain, anil am prepared Hrry oat my ...

... Tii'N ! - hera I fir ’srnpi'ri'tt i/nitat>ng /, Sole Agent for Bradford, J. PRATT, Chemist, 83. Ivogate, Br«df»*rd : J. (iurts, Music-seller, Preston; & Co., .Mercers, Mamdiesfer. I’, LATH'S GOUT AND UII LUMA TIC PILLS. I^i I'Nlniordinary ctfioacy and complete safety this Modi. 1- tine, now fully established by such testimonials, the public can at all times make reference to, either direct or ...

... said Manor, will held at the House of.Mr. Steph. the While Hart Inn, within the said Manor, on Friday, the eighth day of September, 15;37. at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon, when and where all persons who owe suit and service the said Court are required attend to and perform the f ilms and also pay all such Rents, Arrears of Rent, Fealties, and Duties shall then tine from them respectively ...

... The sum fifteen thousand pounds is now ready advanced on Mortgage Freehold Landed Property, moderate rate of Interest, one Sum, or in Sums ol not less than Three Thousand Pounds, which may remain for period to be agreed upon. Apply Mr. ATKINSON, Solicitor, Bakewell, Derbyshire. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A SMALL and Complete Portable STEAM ENGINE, of 3$ Horse Power, fixed on the Premises lately ...

... ■V*-** - *«d COOK. She must be per- ■, ?? • w l_n i to'ii • viraßroa*h acquaintance witb ?? aau jpcoßversa-t with Frmch Cookerr. The ■••■POor^e Bef-aeiK** will be required. Wages, £. UtftO N to aa» -LEEDS PUBLIC •SrsAaWll 8 * 4 ?? ^ **• *W* E ?? EAR IN * m*L A ?? f °* » aHJPIL. J_~~ — _j_F~ att rP l ?? •--•* ?? ?? in immediate Want of 1 |L-*SJferr A.NT, who is jaerfectlv *couainted with be ...

... of an APPRENTICE letter* to be Poet paid .^—^»— — ' —^^^— fO Til tor*. affcaC* WANTED Immediately, in a very respect- able ACADEMY, near Carlisle, a YOUNG GEN TLB MAN. to assist in Teaching tbe Elementary Latin and Greek Clastic*, Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, with lb* common Branches of Mathematics ; if he could ' write welt, both in a Plain and Ornamental manner, aa addi- tional ...

... ef Employment, and Ldf. »-w»soir Want oi an APPRENTICE. ?? NORTHALLERTON. %f*ESSRS. YATES and IRVING, Linen -▼JL and Wo jllek D„peb&, etc. ace in Immediate Want of on APPRENTICE. Also a Young Man who has served part of hb Time to the same Business.— Letters to be p ostpaid. IAW, TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WTANTED, in on 01d-EsUb_.hed and TT respei-^e Country Office, in the West-Ridin* of tbe ...

... (From the Banker*' Circular.) if the custom of men of wealth and influence who have great operations in the London Money-market to aay, there has never been any pressure for money, there never haa been any scarcity, that there waa always plenty of money for those who had unquestionable securities to offer for it. That this fallacious representation is known to every man of the slightest ...