... EEDS AND THORP ARCH. i wi LLI A M ADKIN begs respectfully to thank his ?? and the Public of L>ds in general for the support j.,- ni'-t '* ith since his commencement, and also begs to tnn than, that during SEASON, the PROVIDENCE 41 H iil Run to and from Leeds and Thorp Arch, F , ,- Days a Week., viz., Tuesday, Thursday, and ?? i i*,v. fnmi the BOOT and SHOE, Wood-Street, each \v ]Xc o'Clock. ...

... general, that he has entered upon the above named OLD ESTABLISHED INN, (so many Years Occupied by his I'ncle, the late Mr. Morwan.) and trusts by keeping a choice Stock of WINES, SPIRITS, kc, to obtain a share ?? patronage and Support. Board and Lodging on moderate Terms. BOTTLED AT OPORTO. \\T\E AND CO.'S celebrated PORT T v WINES, Bottled at their Wine Lodges, Oporto, ?? I'e.rtugucse Casts, ...

... Ten. as heretofore,) by Mrs. A.Mann, Agent, Central- ■ Market, Leeds.— June 21, 1839. THE FINE ARTS. MR. SUMMERS, Landscape Painter and Restorative Artist, respectfully begs to intimate to his Friends, that he has just returned from a short Tour on the Continent, and will be happy to execute tny Commands with which they may please to favour him. Mr. m.mmers's extensive Experience in the ...

... Commercial Bijildings, Leeds. Admittance, 6d. ; Children, 3d. .. tee-mien and Admirers oi Splendid Birds will find a „„, ! „i Treat. - 1 here i* nothing equal to it in London C. Waterton, f>! , r i„ tt is by very far the best Animal Preserver of ?? , —C C. Oxen-den-, Esq. , MdTIHI and FOREIGN COLLECTION for SALE. public Xotireo. - — — . ?? — .. — FROM THE BILL AND MOUTH, AND ROSE AND CROWN ...

... Leeds, and its Vicinity, . . .. di'tinruicbed Patn— _ge with which they have been \ » d to Favour bt-r for Twenty-two Years. Mr- || b'-gi- to inform them, that the will be at Leeds ! I, lia vs. to receive, Orders. C- H'-r May will not exceed that Time, owing to her ?? a- ii :,t nt Hudd'-; ?? ' Id. At ii'-r former Lodgings, Mis. I i „ . .v. -. Vu. ?? eij.; ,-itc the Infirmary. if'ILUAM SIMPSON, ...