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... April U, 1S3 J. PROPERTY IN BOWLING, IN THE BOROUGH OF BRADFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (freb raoH j Mr. TIMOTHY INGHAM. Friday the 17th Day of May, 1839, Five o’clock the Evening, at the House of Mr. Meyncll, the Seven Star* Inn Wakefield Road, in Bowling afurettid, one or more Lot or Lots, to suit Purchasers, and subject to Conditions to be llien and there produced : ALL those SIXTEEN NEWLY ...
... Printed at the lilililSll Tl Hi' PHiISS, ('onry street, and > uh/ished erery Saturday (the Market-Day), at ‘it. Pavement. York, tty tt. and J. tt AUG HOVK. ...
... 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 ...
... ia the Evening. The MICROSCOPE is exhibited every Even- ing, at Eight, and, for the accommodation of Country Visi- tors, at Three each Tuesday Afternoon, and at Twelve on Frio ays. Tbe Electro-magnetic Apparatus, the Steam Boat, tbe Printing Press, the Circular Railway, with Locomotive Engine and Train, etc. &c, are all, more or less, io daily operation. In addition to the above, a MAGIC ...
... Worship, the following Services, vi*. : WHIT-SUNDAY. MAY 10th, IBS 9, ftarmona will Rreaelxed : in the BCarnlaa. BY THE REV. S. HULME, I-BKDS IK TM« amaxooM, by the rev. t. berry. or uvtarooi.; amd in Trfs ktcnino, by THE REV. T. ALLIN. Sheffield. WHIT-MONDAY, May 20th, at half-past Six o'clock in tb« Evening, THE RF,V. EDWARD PARSONS, or LONDON, IS EXPECTED TO PREACH. WIIIT-TIIESDAY, M»r 21tt ...
... ROOM. WXTHEREAS by the Deed of Trust made and cxc- W cute, for the government of the associated Pro- irietors of the Post-Office and Reading Room, and the )ffices and other Buildings adjoining thereto, situate in he High street, Sheffield, certain powers are given to general Meetings and extraordinary General Meetings if the Association, to make New Laws and Regulations, uid to amend, alter, ...
... for tbe Extensive Support rjres to bim. aad to inform the Solicitors at and in the vtia^boorbood of Wakefield, Dewsbury, Hadda«afteld, ?? and Bradford, tbat be has also OPENED an OFFICE ton the GOLDEN LIOH TABD, OPPOSITE THE OLD CHURCH. WAKEFIELD, Where he will attend Personally on Fridays. oaneas Wa-screjuxv attexbki> to. BOOKER begs to inform * v bis Fneiid* and the Public, that be is ...
... >» las. ■ Wcntan »» I,'OOK. who may has* the option » is. . -Twelve Month*. For Reference appWwMhe Printer* of this Paper, if 1-citer. Po*t paid. Part'iiiM. lir ANTED, uii Active well (educated Youth, W w wi»t Public Office, anti in Retail Business. • must have attained Years of Age. Premium, but es-uritv will required. Apply Letter. Post paid, to H . Post Office. Mansfield. ...
... OF w A jfI 'FACTURING SKILL. ' The lively and universal interest excited in Manchester, Fhrtficld, and several other populous places, bytbecollec- tifw and exhibition of ths original Productions of Genius, hp-cimena of Natural History, fee, has encouraged a large IV^iy of the Inhabitants of I^eeds to determine on a similar BEdertakiag in this great Town. The paucity of sources ?? .-.i-rceahie ...
... be succeeded bis (Mr. James Jackson) in bis Establishment, respectfully informs bis Friends and the Public, that is about to remove the Spacious, and Commodious Residence connected with his School Rooms, for the ur[ ose of receiving limited number of Young Gentlemen BoAaDaas,and trusts that will be enabled to discharge the important and responsible duties inseparable from •ocb undertaking, to ...
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... Collection will be made after the Sermon, towards defraying the Expenses of the Choir. Service will commence as asual, at Eleven o'Clock. ECCLESFIELD CHURCH. A SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC, from the Works of Handel, Haydn, &c., will be Performed in the above Place of Worship, on SUNDAY, May 26th, 1839 ; after which Collections will be made in aid of the Choir. Service to commence in the Forenoon ...