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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. ...
... PARTIES desirous Contracting for the different Works in the Erection of Church, purposed to be built near Msnningham, a Field in the Townships of Bradford and Manningham, in the West Riding of Yorkshire. rosy see the Plans and Specifications the Office of Mr. RAWSTORNE. Arrhitect, Manchester Rued, Bradford, from Monday,the 2.lrd inst., to Monday, the 6ih day of April, on which day sealed ...
... TO COIf STABXtES OF B&ADFORO. GINTI.rMK^. \\7E, flu* under«ianp ...
... are informed, tbat their Accounts will lie received and discharged by bis Widow, Sakah Hargkeaves, who will continue the Business, and takes this opportunity of re- spectfully thanking their Friends and the Public for tbe support and patronage which has been ao liberally afforded to ber late hoshand, and trusts by diligence and attention to merit the confidence and approbation of all wbo may ...
... in the Cutlers' \\ Hall. Sheffield, on Thursday, the 4th June. IvM. BESXET MARTIN, Esq., Vice-President, in the Chair. The Morning Meeting will be at Twelve ?? ; the Hiinarv at Half-past Three o'Clock, at the Tontine; tf Evenin? Meeting, at Seven o'Clock. jgE FOLLOWING COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE MADE : illustrations of the Geology of the Yorkshire Coal : ;! li by the Rev. W. THORP. ?? BIRAM will ...
... attend the PUBLIC IEETING, which is appointed to be held in QUEEN STREET CHAPEL, next TUESDAY Evening, at Seven o'Clock. WILLIAM JONES, Esq., Secretary to the Parent Society, and Ministers of different Deno- minations, have eniraged to attend. A Collection, in aid nf the benevolent objects of the Society, will be made. C. LAROM, ? c S. ELLIS, \ Secretaries. THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, PRICE ...