... — Apply at _f« 16, Commercial Street, Leeds. &_K-f_fO +* \\7I LLIAM ADKIN DAYS, aid SATURDAYS, Irom the Boot and Shoe Inn, Wood- I Street, LEEDS, to THOItPARCH, each Day at Five o'Clock. CARPETS O BULLMAN & SON have recently made -— - _• a considerable Accession to their STOCK OF CARPETS, amongst which will be found some of the most beautiful Patterns in the Trade. The Quality continues as ...

... inform hi* Friends and the Public, that he has REMOVED from HASTINGLEY HOUSE, to WBBT- GATE, WAKEFIELD. > Sth April, 1841. CARPETS B BULLMAN * SON have recently made • r. consldirable Accession to thoir STOCK OF CARPETS, amongst ?? will be found some of the most beautiful Pattern* in the Trade. The Quality continues a* heretofore, the bnt that can be manufactured, not keeping a Second Quality. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of Italian. Single Les- sons in Conversation for Gentlemen, every other Even- in.r; for Ladies in class, every Saturday, from Three to Five p.m. M. MEOT visits Rotherham, Attercltffe, and Dron- fi.ld, in which places he would be glad to extend his con- nexion, having a few hours at his disposal. 97, Rockingham street, corner of West street, Sheffield INSURANCES~ AGAINST FIRE are effected on ...

... this opportunity respectfully Jin return his most grateful acknowledgments to his * -nd the Public in general, for the liberal favours j.* r ienas a .^ j ian( j 8 . _x the same time solicits _ c has receu eu i _ an - begg . nfo _ m them a continuance oi extensive assortment of the h ?? ...

... • '■oBBS'BM^Cu'y ?? TO MM. MMOMMTj. f^gl GGIBT and GROCER, Tadcaitbs, TjbTjTUt utt T > TaafrT IPrnffn' n« the DIRECTORS of this WJr ?? tnnjni BBBh at Asm **» __ at sossostoa CtoBWW. cawawasawa. Apoearaaee, •^{oae ?? ?? faaa Matsaa ar two •fjlaa— • oso a> as toafa fa Sac Ban loaaaec. ?? jZ- ■ -— * ta *^ i * vi t s j w«t» •^-^Twan, ea* Bfaaagarto tfaofi nana* who »m ' ' SaVana**J ,, _ | ...

... 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 ...

... T. PENNOCK, Missionary from Jamaica, West Indies, will Preach in STANLEY STREET CHAPEL, in the Morning, at Half-past Ten ; and in the Evening, at Six o'Clock, in SURREY STREET CHAPEL. Ou MONDAY Evening, a PUBLIC MISSIONARY MEETING will be held in SURREY STREET CHAPEL, to commence at Seven o'Clock, when the Rev. T. PENNOCK, and other Ministers, will address the Meeting ; and Collections will be ...

... of Health, he has Entered into PARTNERSHIP with Dr. MAY .NE. Surgron, of Leeds, under the Finn of Nelson and Havre. — 6. Bear-Lane, Ist January, 1841. MR. R. HARDWICK, 43 and 44, Briggate, Leeds, begs to acquaint the Nobility. Ladies, and Gentry of Leeds and its Vicinity, tbat he is SELLING OFF at a great Sacrifice hii extensive and valuable STOCK of FURS, on account o( Declining that Branch ...

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