... Rattye, Edsq. John Brooke, E.sq. William tBrook, Etnq. Thomas F rth, Eaq. James Bumkey. E-q. Rev. J. C, Franks. Jos-eph Charleasworth, Eaq. Beinjamin (Gackell, Esq. Daniel Griskell, Esq. Thomas Hardy. Esq. .John Hilrpin, Ebq. Rev. Lewis Jones. Joshua Iiighsm ...

... 1 IIo Thomas ?? 0 14)6gJohn ?? 0Iit 0a .George ?? 1 I4 ti William pullan . 1.. 0( I Forcer an Woodcock 0 0 John Holmes .. 1.. 0Ou i Hanntah Greenbowr .. 0 50 Ruthery and Prycr .. ilo (IS Johte AndnWooed.0c E1 , htortlinvr and Suns ?? 10 Thomas Whiting ...

... villiam Cri A. iiirkldy ?? i O J. M. Gales- D. ?? 10 ?? Oliver W. i., frttav*I I O Thomas Spu JL.Gul ry.stn ?? -o Bernard Og Gil. Huodglon. .1 0 i trhe Misses Thomas Belt ..50t; 5 Huberlt Fer J. S. RHohinsol.- L 33 Aient. Col. W. Bwuith .. 1 I O A. ...

... and whose SuretieY are rot present at the Letting of Toll3 to enter Into such Security-By Order of the T'rustees, THOMAS BOWES, THOMAS BONvES, Jux.N, Darlington, 23th September, 184Q. CLEaRKS i I I i i I I I I I I I t i 7 I ,i 1 II II I I f II I I II ...

... preached, in the morning at Haif-past Ten, by the Rev. 5. E. GILES, of Leeds; in the Afternoon at Half-peat Two, by the Rev. THOMAS STEADMAN, Minister of Sion Chapel, Bradford; And In the Evening at Half-Past Six o'Clock, by the Rev. R. W. HAMILTON. of Leedg ...

... Elitind aforesaid, anid adjining to the3 kast mentilisied Let, Ran In the several Occupations of Ricshard Adr Brook, Jonathan Hardy, and Robert Whiteley. by The Mainchester and 1,.eedA Railway paises through Elland Riv and the above Premises uifer every Advantage ...

... Esq., M.P. Edward S. CaylEy, Es.P. Edward Oxentord, Eq. Thomas Collett, E-q. George Ronnie, jun., Esq. ThorurasGrimsdIteh, E sq, H.P.John Shewell, Esq. John Harvey, EEq. I John T aylor. Esq. Thomas Hawkcis, Esq., MP. Joseph Travers, Esg. Arthur T. Holroyd ...

... the Funds of the Society sines its qI YEstablishment. T 'al RESOsLVIC,-That the Thanks of this Mectlng be presented to n re Thomas Clapbarn. Esqi.. Staclshouse, near Settle, the Rev. John Ii. Pering, Vicar of Sltipton, and H. W. Wroot, Esq,, of Lincoln ...

... AND OTHER YARNS, 5 DYE, VESSELS, COUNTING HOUSE FURNITURE. AND 1 - OTHER. EFFECTS. BANKRUPT'S EFFECTS, MABGATE, LEEDS. I MR. THOMAS HARDWICK begs to stnnounce that lhe Is In- strtiocted by the Astsignees of Macsmr. Brown and poppietonti I- Bankrupts, to ...

... i~taresaid, ;ttid adjojininjgto the n lefst metntiotued Let, atnd in the several Ot-eupatious of Richard F Bro.,k, loxatban Hardy. and Robert Whiteley.thog lad The Mloncei~st~e and L,,edi Railway peasses bng lad lixd the Lboive Premisto. offer every Advantage ...

... solon,ct any Time during the Two De-y,'Sale, (not transferable,) PI may be had, price Two Shillings and Sixpence each. IIi THOMAS 1.lCHAIIISON, 5, C. J. CAY.IDGE .Secretaries. ai W. N. DIPB, OL-MFIRTH BAZAAR, vi - H in old of the NATIONAL av SCHOOL. - ...

... aforesaid, arid :tijilinints the i;I 01 loot mentiossed List. soid in ehe several Occupatiosts of Rtichssrd Brook, Jssnstissn Hardy, and Esibert Wbitelel'. The NaInehlester rtid Leeds Railwasy pa-/es rihroughs Ellssd, and tise above Premises olfer ?? for ...