... BEGS leave, most respectfully, announce to the inhabitants Bradford and its vicinity that he has opened the alrove works where intends carrying on the Marble trade in all its branches, and trusts from the experience ho has had, and by strict and unremitting attention to Business to merit the patronage and support of the Public. J. K. wisiies particularly to call the attention of the public to ...

... would be prelerreu. A Premium v required- -~ THOS. BTXJBBS, GROCER, WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT, BOROUGH BRIDGE, IS in immediate Want of an APPRENTICE. Apply- if by Letter, Postpaid. ■ WAITED. AN ASSISTANT in a SCHOOL, where Twelve or Fourteen Boys are Educated under the uperintendence of a Clergyman. He must Speak, Read, ' j Write well : and be thoroughly acquainted with the Principles of a ...

... HULL 6c LONDON STEAMERS, From BcaPs IVharf and Fresh IVharf, TO ST. CATHERINE’S DOCK WHARF, Will take place on the 2nd January, 1837. SHIPPERS of GOODS are respectfully informed, that AFTER THE Ist JANUARY, 1837, the Humber Union Steam Company’s Vessels will Deliver and Load at ST. CATHERINE S DOCK IFHARF, Until which period Goods must be sent as heretofore. this alteration a SPEEDY and SAFE ...

... BANKRUPTS JAMES BRAGG, Sharp's wharf. High street. Wspping, builder and wharfinger, to aur. Jan. 12, at It, Feb. 14, at 11, at the Bankrupia' totirt. Sola Meaara Stevens and Co., Queen street, Cheapaide. CHARLES COLES the elder ar.d CHARLES COLES the younger, Great Tower atreet. in tbe city London, India broker*, dealers and chapmen (lately trading copartnerabip in Great Tower atreet aforesaid ...

... received a fresh supply of GRIMSTONE’S ORIGINAL 1 CI'LERR ATEI) EYE SNUFF, uhich is patronized liy His Most Gracious Majesty, Her Royal I!i(,dmess the Duchess , T iml sanctioned the Lords of the Treasury, and universally recommended by the Faculty for its efficacy in removint' Uis,f incident to the EYES and AD. It will prevent Diseases of a Scrofulous Nature affecting the Nerve* of the Head. ...

... Early in will be published, complete, under the Superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, in Two Vols. Bvo., closely printed, ami illustrated with numerous Cuts of Farm Buildings, Carriages, Utensils, &c. BRITISH HUSBANDRY, exhibiting the Farming Practice of various Parts of the United Kingdom. The First Volume this Work, price 9s. 6d., and Numbers of the Second ...

... A as an APPRENTn|^ A Rcsr>ect4vble Yotfh ft/an A»P TIrE J\ to a WATCHMAO%*nd J^ gB. A P |>ly to Mr. Jno. Haebison, af*#i Row. Vmm*T**n & A Prtßum requiretTT^ ■afO Ol'gMailatai* mTANTED. an ORGAMIST, for the Wtt- W*f ?? Methodist yttAFEL, Waßham Street. HaR. Uiiexeew^ionabtoaffestiaianUw as to Character, and Ability to phiT an ?? the Firstmte Class will be rewtnred : a Member of ts^f etkejdset ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE. JAN. 6. 1137. DECLARATION OP INSOLVENCY. J.n. 4-JOSKPH TCHER, of Birmingham, , county Warwick, chemist and druggUt. BANKRUPTS. RICHARD CARRI'THKRS. of Lower Thame, meet, ' in the city of London, whole..!* cheesemonger, to sur. J.a. IS, »t half past to, Feb. 17, at 11. at the Bankrupts' court. Sol Mr Hill. Coptball .treet; official assigned. Mr Graham, tiaahighatl street. ...

... Mr. WILLETT, a the his decease are requested to pay their req active Accounts to Mr. Samuel Turner, at his Office, Canal larf, Bradford, without delay ; and Persons bavin claims upon the late Mr. Willett, are desired to deliver their . ccounts to Mr. turner, that they may he examined and disciargeu. of tj, Administratrix Kradford. January \\. I* ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, JAN. 13, 1837. BANKRUPTS. CHARLES GEO EBB. Long lim, county of Sorry, woolstapler, to nr. Jan. -17, half past 10. Feb. H, al 11, al the Bankrupts' CO art. Sola Meaars Wood and EHis, Corbet! court, Gracrrburch atreet; official assignee. Mr Graham, Bssingball street. WILLIAM well*, in th* ronnly of Kent, grocer and tee dealer, c, Jan. Feb. 34, at 11, at the Bankrupts' man. ...

... Wat* *rf « Rs^ecuble Youth l«san^P y PRE>^Cg ~^ aTOHN STTJRDY, \TTKOa-ESALE & RETAIL IRONMON- ™ ?? want of a Re- -^ca^awaoXa^lsENTKfa 4 . l^ttess to be Post- Jbsg — | ■■ . tareorge and Jonepii Cole* J-|*AP»iRS, GftGCERS, and SEEDSMEN, • f ?SL MOO * 8rB ?? rf* in w»eds**e Want of an ASSISTANT. ./«*4«***aW I ■ V - ' -j •f. «KOOK. Bookseller. Stationer, Printer, ant! Bookbinder, ST-AltfP OFPICR, ...

... AT A PUBLIC MEETING of Inhabitants of Slieffirld, held the Town-Hall, on Monday, Jan Irt, 18.’t7 i « . • r*i • . THUS. BLAKE, E*q., Master Cutler, in the Chair; It was Kepolvkd. Moved by Thomas Dunn, Es ...