... 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 ...

... BRADFORD, * ...

... miscellaneous concert, , Tt'KSDAY EVENING, Dec. 7th, 1841, in the Theatre . | ie Mechanics' Institute, Bradford, at which they will * have the valuable Assistance of MRS. SUNDERLAND, MISS E. MERCER, ! Mesdames Mercer, Drake, and Stead, MR CAWTIIRA AND A SELECT CHORUS, LEADER, Mr. SCHCLEY. Principal Second Violin, Mr. Bentley; Viola, Mr. Holt; V olc.ncello, Mr. Shackleton ; Contra Bass, Mr. ...

... „L r the most gratifying expressions of approval ! „ .-rniis and most respectable Meeting of my ; T who were pleased M the same time to honour iie-t that I would allow myself to he again put r\n a* a Caodidate for the Representation of your 1 N Parliament, I cannot hesitate to comply with ; -an Invitation, and to tender to you a Renewal . . services. lci ,| Opinions are well known to yon, and ...

... the West Riding of the County of York, ?? iijournmenl at the Court House in sday ihe JO'h d»y of February next, wt,cr ttie report of lie committee ■■•• ; iv of December last, to consider e *ienl of the Police District* to he ;. V-st ii.ihug. k o ' Oie nnmtier and pro- i ?? Constable* within the said Districts, i „ , m' or. and „ Given, that tn pursuance of a ro- fe'ivered to me on the ioth ...

... Fiat dated the 15th of May, 1841. rr HE SECOND MEETING FOR PROOF OF DEBTS, and the Final Examination of the Bankrupt, will be held at the Commissioners' Rooms, Commercial Buildings, Leeds, on Friday the Ninth Day if Ju'v next at Ten ?? in the Forenoon. 0 JOHN REID WAGSTAFF, Bradford, EDWARD HARPER, York, Solicitors to the Assignees. ROOM AND POWER TO BE LET. TO BE LET, ry \VO ROOMS 48 feet by ...

... of the Borough of Bradford by j tiie lamented death of one of your Members, I have been licited iigain to come forward as a candidate for your j suffrages. If I have taken time to consider how far I 1 should iie justified in responding to the call, I trust my j ?? , t ive_ will be appreciated. Notwithstanding the flattering j terms in which your worthy deputation were pleased to 1 t.ldress me, ...

... the Christmas I ?? ,V , r ._ r »» of the Peace, for Ihe West fl\ ?? i,( Voik.will beheld by Adjourn- it. -c Room, at the House of Correction. \. Wtdnetdntf. ?? Tenth day of March I -: ' '.clock it. I* F .renot.n. for tbe purpose of -• L '' n | „ Ime Prison (the said liouse of Correc- I - ' summing the Account* of the Keeper of ' l (f Correction, making Enquiry into the I ' : ...

... &c. Which he can at Prices unprecedentedly low. riiiLosopmcAT society. ! COURSE OF LECTURES on ENGLISH •\ voCAL HARMONY will be delivered in the Ex- 'lanc- F ...

... announce to their numerous Friends and the Public the return of Mr. Bonser from the London and other Mar- ine, where he has lieen successful in the extreme in inakini* Purchases, having met with Gooels of the most fashionable and novel Styles, considerably under the manufacturer's Cost, which can only be accounted for by the present depressed State* of the Manufacturing Interest nt Ham* anil ...

... Bradford by die lamented death of one of your Members, I have been solicited again to come forward as a candidate for your suffrage*- If I have taken time to consider how far I should lie justified in responding to the call, I trust my motives will lie appreciated. Notwithstanding the flattering terms in which your worthy deputation were pleased to a.lilress me, and tbe assurance of increased ...

... Constituents !-lt would lie in vain, were I to attempt to describe by words how deeply I feel your kind- netm. and that unexampled steadiness and Perseverance in the cause of Civi.l Political, Commercial, and Religious Lllierty, whicb placed me at the Head of the Poll 00 Wed- nesday last. Comstitcckts ! I am going to take a short leave of you, but not of your interests ; those I can never lose ...