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... Duncan Street, Leeds, most respectfußy •** > Attention of the NobUity, Gentry, and the Public, to ?? ■—.--. Collection of Ancient and Modern BOOKS, ccm- • l ' : F 'f e m 8 000 to 10,000 Volumes; upwards of 100 PAINTINGS, prion* fro™ ■ Artists; an Extensive CoUeetion of W ''■ m Etchings, &c. ; a choice CoUeetion of Carvings in l *iSS' Pear., A*., including many Oak Carvings suitable ...
... •t in Part*, where she retie* upon procuring tbc earhest , t*es is ?? wik'n tlie Spring may produce. r . \ ■„. »m~i.-» f«-r IMPROVERS and APPRENTICES. t t-trit Row. April Ist. I'IIOMAH BLACKBURN. General \\i*>i.i.mv Dp.Ai'ga A«ii ?? beg* to state that in , t v, a sopcrior STfK'K OV MJODS. such as is ?? , kr-r>t by Merchant TaiV.r*. be has on Sale a Lsrge /,,-••• ft f NtnA-QuartnT GREEN ...
... Ri order to dispoac of his Stock .imgdiiv a* potssibie, is selling it ?? UNDER -r (-RICE. Tht! STOCK consists of RICH SILKS, -ii LINENS FRENCH AND ENGLISH SHAWLS. cti-rj otber Deacription of Goods usually kept in , i; -ir.r abstain* from the ?? ?? made . .. « v.^iiam. relying eotirt-ly on the Judgment of ?? ?? who will readily perceive tbe Advantage of j m from hi* premimt Slock. aMES YOUNG'S ...
... honour to announce to the Gentry and Visitors ZsZ'liisoKODGH, ths* HIS SHOP on the Cliff, is RE- ?? Z\'lZ FOR THE SEASON, with a comprehensive and valu- ?? CKck of Scientific Instruments, and Spectacles. At his : ' ZZhment, at Leeds, the Engineer, Surveyor, Architect 1 V Zn.-riniental Philosopher, will find in his Collection, every ;■' .riunent appertaining to their pursuits. i.if leting ...
... recently beat passed, establishing a Court for the Recovery of Debts under £15 within the several Parishes and Lordships mentioned in the Act, and which are thereby divided into five Districts. The Parish of Halifax forms one of such Districts, nnd the Parish of Hudders- field, with the adjoining Parishes of Almondbury, Kirkburton, and Kirkheaton, forms another of such Districts. The 11th ...
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... Operation on ine ?? GUMS, ?? their low with Artificial ones oi incorrigible Mineral, and other substances of the greatest JBeauty, an d incapable of the least discolouration, from a Single -loom to a complete Set, upon a principle yet ?? 1Z er J, Purpose for Mastication and Articulation, and imparting to ._F£25i emmee the moßt improved appearance. ITEETH CLEANED if ever so discoloured, and ...
... best for me kept out, contrary to the Agreement hoth Bfcrtic- signed for the Arbitration, being wishful the Public Hpuld have a fair opportunity of judging for themselves. ■fitpplicd this week for the remainder to appear, but Mr. BEwdon threatened Messrs Raines and Sons at their peril. BJit; did appear. The part of what was left out last week in niv possession, is. as under, in ten Letters, ...
... are thereby ?? to SeU the best D^^ttSs at Su^lSwtr IroCKfthiSh*^ l^ 60 01 * ^^ rf their nnt,S 18, Commercial-Street, Leeds, and 59 S Lord^treet, Uretpm A WARMING BUILDINGS. M. PERKINS directs Attention to his S.rf^^L^^lr 4116 t^Perat* of Summef, ?? ttfS^w^J l^? 66 - Having erected severai in Leedsand Srf^f^^S?* Rrf «« lee to them is easy. He guarantees ?? Agents for Leeds, vr&*uu**Z£*£?, ...
... DEWHIRST respectfully informs his A»» .Jf AR MING BUILDINGS. M. PERKINS directs Attention to his fJOURT of the HONOR of PONTEFRACT. 7Z * ...
... to his • mode of diffusing WARMTH throughout the largest HOUSES or BUILDINGS, whether consisting of numerous small Rooms or large Spaces ; without rendering them unsightly or requiring any previous arrangement of the Building, imparting in tbe Winter months the temperature of Summer, and equally applicable to Small Houses. Having erected several in Leeds and the Neighbourhood, Reference to ...
... becomes my first duty to seize the earliest opportunity of returning my most grateful acknowledgments to those Trustees and other Gentlemen through whose Votes or influence I have been placed in a Situation! » c ongemal to my wishes, and which, both from its importance and the manner in which it has been conferred, might win flatter the ambition of one in a higher walk of life tluii myself. I ...