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... BRIDLINGTON CORN MARKET, Oct. 7.—We have a good -apply Grain at this day's market. Wheat is slow demand ; amides of old met last week s prices, secondary qualities Is per lower. Barley sold at per qr. less money. Oats are in fair demand at a reduction of *d per st. The business done Ilium, limited at rather lower rates. CORN MARKET, Oct. 7.-Th e supply of heat was not equal to last week, and ...
... The Ed.tors of the Leeds Mercury either have wondrous short memones, or rely on the shortness of their read.™ memones,-or they do not know the difference between Workhouse and the Workhouse PULPIT A fortn' ht ago it was our duty to reply to and correct certain they had the week previously brought against the Leeds Poor Law Gnardians and against Dr. Hook, as chap lain to the Workhouse, alleging ...
... LONDON CORN MARKET, Skpt. 14.—During the week considerable excitement prevailed, and large business was transacted in Wheat, Flour, Indian Corn, and Egyptian Reans; indeed in ■11 Grain. At this day's market there was a fair show of English Wheat, the trade was 1 buoyant than Friday, still nearly a clearance was effected ls to 2s per qr. over tbe currency of tbis day week. Free foreign and ...
... that he IS NOW SELLING 10 , , „_ lb GOOD STRONG NEW SUSSEX HOPS ..at ?? VERY GOOD Do. Do. Do Jg- P« }£ -fowAREHOUs N No. 4, OLD BRIDGE-END, LEEDS. FLOWER ROOTS, WILLIAM BARRATT begs to announce that he has just received, in fine condition, a large Im- portation of DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS, comprising Hyacinths, Narcissuses, Tulips, Jonquils, Giadiolas, Ghent Anemonies, Irises, Lilies, ...
... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Jan. '-'4, 1845. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM DETTMEB, of No. 50, Upper Marylebnne Street, in the county of Middlesex, pianoforte manufacturer, d c, to sur. | Jan. 31, March 7, at 12, at the Bankrupts' court. Sols Messrs and Gibbs. King's road. Gray's inn; official assignee, Mr Pennell, Basinghall street Fiat dated Jan. 17—Pet John | Walpole, Brookes street, Islington, gent. HENRY ...
... da>? placed me, at one of the Physician* to your Institution, demands* the expression of my unbounded thanks. Te those Trustees who honoured me with their support I am especially indebted ; but to all I offer my grateful acknowledge- ments for their courtesy and kindness. The large majority of Votes which were recorded in my favour will create an additional stimulus to future exertions, not ...
... Property of all Descriptions, for which verv Liberal Price and immediate Cash will be given. It is immaterial whethera large orsmallQuantity. All trouble, delay, and Expense would be saved, by applying to Mr. Thomas Boddy, Sworn ser and Auctioneer 1-2, North-Street, Leeds. N.B.—No Charge for Ileraoval Estimate. Valuations for Probates promptly and accurately made, on the shortest h'otice. ...
... Mrs. Turner, the Com- mercial Inn, Albion-Stroet. Leeds, in the following -GJs_C_33__b the Time of Sale, and subject to such Conditions as will then be declared : — Lot 1. All that FALL of SPRING WOOD, now set out for Sale in a certain Wood, called Faknlev Wood, in the Township of Farnley, in the Parish of Leeds, containing 40 Acres. Lot 2. All that FALL of SPRING WOOD, now set out for Sale in ...
... ( From a Correspondent, The wants of the church the Colonies appear to many, of so peculiar nature, and difficult to - that, at first sight, it seems next to impossible to In 1; in any efficient manner. The missionaries who, fr mI n to time, have been sent out by the mother church i. ,\ proved,for the most part,men of immense zeal an ill • ness, ready to spend and to spent in the holy mother; ...
... establish the trade between Mauritius and Madagascar. ' ' The conditions sought to be imposed by the HovaU Govern- . ment were such for the present quite to preclude any \ arrangement. Efforts are now making to promote inter- ' course between the Sacalava tribes and Mauritius on the west coast of the island ; but no accounts have been received of the result.— Times. Emigration.—On Monday night ...
... .MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURS- DAYS, and SATURDAYS, from the Boot ?? Iwn Wood- Street, each Day at Five o'Clock.— Leeds, Aug. 7th, 1840. TO SOLICITORS, &c. TW. GREEN begs to inform the Profession • that he has constantly OX SALE, PRINTED FORMS T*BED IN BANKRUPTCY, and every other description of LAW FORMS. 34, Commercial Street, Leeds, August S. HOPS ON SALE. JOHN DODGSON, Hop Merchant, Bridge End, ...
... most ?? inform* his Friends and the Public, that having REMOVED his ESTABLISHMENT from Rockingham-Street. to QUEEN fcSQUARE, WOODEOUSE- LANE, be shall, in future, be enabled to receive into hit HouÃe a larger Number of Boarders than formerly. The Situation of Qoeen-Square Academy is the most eligible that oould be procured cither in the Town or Neighbourhood of Leeds, for a large Bearding ...