... .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, ...

... LET FOR A TERM YEARS. For further particulars apply Mr, JOHN DENBY. Wools pier, Bradford; .Messit. WILLIAM and JAMES BOOTH, of Shipley, who will the promise'. Braftfon!. July 30th. KUO, FAL VABLE WORSTED A CHINERV. ONE STEAM ENGINE. WORSTED POWERLOOMS, JACQUARD MACHINES, MR. T. INGHAM Hal great pleasure in anDnuncinj; lh»l ha* received inrtructionc from the AssiKneei ■ f ABRAHAM TEMPEST, of ...

... lr _y riend(l and the Public, that they have received of PERFLMEkY , including Scents. Oils, Pomades, and Creams. Itelcroix. Atkinson, Hendrie, and Rowland of London, all Articles of Noteof their Manufacture. Thompson's Hair, Nail, Cloth, Hat, Flesh. Plate. Velvet, and Curl Brushes: also their Tery superior Tooth Brushes, which are warranted and if not approved of will be immediately exchanged ...

... at Half-past Six ?? in the Evening. The subject of the Discourse will be— The obligations of Professing Christians to cultivate a spirit of enlarged and disin- terested Philanthropy. After the Service, a Collection will be made for the re- duction of the Debt remaining due upon the Chapel. Under the Patronage of the Ladies Fitzivilliara and the Ladies of the Neighbourhood. A„ , A £ R ' for ...

... Chapels, in the Morning and Evening, at the usual Hours : — Nether Chapel -by the Rev. T. SMITH, M.A. Queen Street— Rev. BELL. Howard Street— Rev. R. S. BAYLEY, F.A.S. Lee Croft— Rev. W. B. LAND ELLS. Garden Street— ~Rev. J. SPEAKMAN. Mount Zion-Rev. JOHN THORPE. Zion Chapel, Attcrcliffe—Rev. G. SWANN. On MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 17th, the AXXUAL MEETING will be held in Queen Street Chapel, at ...

... Sir J. Murray has appointed Mr. Bailey, of North S»reet. Wolverhampton, to conduct the commercial department of the business with all agents. Sold in tattles, Is., 2s. 6d., 3s. Od., ss. 6d., 11*., and also cases 21s. each, for families, ships, hospitals, and also for economy in dispensing—The Acidulated Syrup in bottles 2s. each. CAUTION.—To avoid the risk of dangerous substitutions and ...

... [From the Spectator,*3 There will no war between England and Franco, (bis Irnul. The vivacious fanfarronadt of the French journals, and the dogged growling retorts of the English) will not followed by actual hostilities. In national, in private disputes, there are always two things to lie taken into account—the real, and Iheptofessed views and wishes of the disputants. The real are those which ...

... of a STEAM «___ WIND *m*ti*tm si-sh-it-lNi' * London, near the •^rirtoSbT^Q-rtm ai Wheat per mm** j3t»*W«P_«2«E! W, s_-J -WB-_and Im. •***Zm\ ?? tmm £—0 to EMM*. ?? m^Htmmo* md Cohcabeb, ?? * ?? time to spare P m*^*tmmt XmT tm 9 mT c * ** A P^*^ C J m *Z*l * -* * ?? ?? C-nrch-Yard, Yswhatm^SS^ fJBSiSS^JxfiS ?? ?? If** ?? ?? ?? ?? * * ?? Agency, without Is. let or ' ami —t3 br ttude to ?? * ...

... Sales taken in any part of the Country. PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT, 15, Ely Place, Holborn, London. COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN and FAMILIES VISITING TOWN, may flnd every ACCOMMODATION they can require at the above ESTABLISHMENT. The Situation is quiet and well- suited for those who may be cither in the pursuit of Business or Pleasure. WHITE HART INN, POOL, NFAR OTLEY. MRS. BEANLANDS, late of the White ...

... SHEFFIELD. _ Trr , nc , . faster BASSLE intends giving TWO CON VERSA- MOVES, on Monday next, August 31, 1840, in the aan Saloon, Glossop road, at Twelve ?? at Noon, md at Seven ?? in the Evening precisely, when he , display his MXE. MONICA L ART for the purpose /.bowing to what extent (by means of his system) an Artificial Memory may be cultivated. fIONS. H. J. VULLY DE CANDOLE, (late Pupil of ...

... as the Day of Election of a Surgeon to Ihe Charity, 1 bog respectfully to offer niys^f for the Office. The promises of Support which I have already received induce me to hope that 1 may be honoured by the Appointment. Should Ibe bo, the duties of it would be faithfully, and I tru»t, not ineffi- ciently performed. 1 have the honor to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your mott obedient humble Servant, ...

... ?? bto toat Skaatton. a good *^L^_-jVa-iasTag ia Daa*s all Ms Dfe. Tutucu Tatlob, Scrutoo, near Ci aas^Bß *f**Ty*Tw . WANTS a ?? » GAMEKEEPER, • t*mmsm\ ■!___»*___£ £** _■ __ ?? M m* Sbs-BBS. banag been U .ears ln that capacirv; ?? T?£! r t7 ,± > ? ? _!_l r> * itha * R-J» BU, eare'of Mr. G botes, PEWO» fcjwjj^ UjJe ti__e to spurt ** ?? tmm ?? -.u! *° ?? Appointod ?? ■*» u.rai ?? ?? ?? ...