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... 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, ...
... *tww»w» . mm nf ?? ?? ** l*n7S* mmm nf awatawasg, L^ZaaX mwmemet at Tms% ?? BJCHARsO WILSON. Jna, CAptai*. narmomo, mm atwgnwf- MMI ALL Pwawawa wbwj ?? any C\sami or ttonnwaw aansasi toe tatato nf JOHN RED avaf)GAßßUs*r. tot* m MtAdieaton ' a* the Catnr ...
... has REMOVED from No. 10, to his new Auction Rooms, No. 5, Trinity-Street, where he has taken more eligible Premises, and intends to carry on the above Business in all its Branches, and trusts by Punctuality and Attention, to share a further continuance of Support. ICE HOUSE GODFREY WOOD, Confectioner, &c.,143, Bri«gatk, Leeds, begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry. that he is able to supply ...
... ° r GUINN ,ESS'S DUBLIN PORTER, begs to return thanks to bis Friends and the Public for their liberal support, and informs them that he has retired in favour of ISAAC SHARMAN, for whom he solicits a continuance of their patronage. ISAAC SHARMAN Be^ftf™RMV F mSS *£ P S*Si at L S S s £ cce ? d u ed *J r - GEO. WALKER in the Agency for GUIN- NESS'S DUBLIN PORIER , for Sheffield and its ...
... the PORT WINES BOTTLED at OPORTO, can with ?? recommend them to the Public, as the Finest and Purest Specimen of the Wines of the Alto Douro. A most essential point in the Bottling of Port Wines at Oporto, Is the propitious effect produced by the Voyage, which developes the finest Properties of the Wine, and promotes a degree of Ripe- ness and Perfection not acquired in Ports kept over for ...
... Let, THE Businesses of TEA DEALER, GROCER, and TALLOW CHANDLER, successfully carried on f or upwards of 35 years by the late Thomas Cooper. Apply on the Premises, No. 18, High street, Sheffield. SHEFFIELD, ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE, AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF- YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the Shef- Id Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester Railway Com- pany, will be held on ...
... ENGLAND FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, * For Bradford and ita Vicinity. By Order of the Directors, CHARLES LEWIS, Secretary. \V. T. hopes to receive a Share of Public Patronage ?? j^jen cy for the above long established and highly \ ?? Office, as well as in the other Departments of ' ; 'p ro f t .s>ion as an ACCOUNTANT. &C. ?? Qffi c e, Albion Court ; Residence, Cross Melbourne Street, ...
... MARKET WEIGHTON. 16 aa .BBBMB.W WANT of a rccpectabk, ami eSanassaS Y4M*T»* a* aa Ai^MaWllCa*. ?? A GA^DEKEiU. wavaiaa aiatmed Man i ?? n y ?? m ?? m *- *ammmwf m ?? r *'**mijs mm* kemdo* year* ** ?? a I all . ■awaaarw. AS . I J«9B»Tb-« ?? ?? y ?? ?? laTstst*. eßßeaVaa 1 ?? „, y. Face and l^gn. to the Manto*n t ?? •_ urn m M- Cam. Market Wl i -**»*?ove ?? lUward, •Aiayjasea. ?? mud, ...
... the 7th, ml, 9th and 10th of September next, in Aid of the Funds rf TRINITY CHIRCH, Wakefield. patronesses : Her Majesty the Queen Dow_pcr, THE DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND. THE VISCOUNTESS MILTON. I _1)Y LOUISA CAVENDISH. LADY LOUISA LASCELLES. LADY CAROLINE LASOKLLES. I M)Y CHARLOTTE FITZWILLIAM. LADY FRANCES HOPE. MRS. WENTWORTH. MRS. DEALTRY. MRS TORRE, Sm/dale. MRS. HENRY TORRE. Contributions of ...
... aw* was* Bant owar Tarn ■snini ; acssaty, and a gal swat ■aw. sw**a. War aawahwS Parvliirian nawty as Mr. Asm, Gun maker. awSa-*- -gmmkuJmta. anal. IAII. mm npo be sold by auc gf f 1.9? -» TION.by Mr. John BotLTOK, ll , L J wfMaltnn. em WEDNESDAY, 18th ?? ArsrsT. HUl.at ONE o'clock, upon rVJmsfZ**. «be Premise* of Mr. W. Siwmok. ] -™.J!r.J. ?? Beverley. 4* SH TABLING K*!w> f* 11 Frack' ar ...
... will be payable at my Oflice. in Brad- f„r.l. in the County of York, oo and after Thursday the I9ili Day of August Instant. By order, WILLIAM WELLS, Solicitor to tbe Assignees. Bradford, August 17th, 1841. SPINNERS, fcc. AND IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. TO BE LET, With immediate possession, rpWO ROOMS in a Mill Twenty Yards long, X liy Six and a Half wide, suitable for Spinning Frames or Power ...
... cordance with the Scripture, are given every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Mornings, from Eleven until Twelve o'Clock, in the Young Men's Sunday School Room, Rockingham street, Sheffield, by Dr. Bu'Shea, de la Societe Phrenologique. Admission for One Calendar Month, commencing on the day of entrance, 2s. 6d. TO SPORTSMEN. JOHN HEPPENSTALL begs to call the attention of Sportsmen to his Stock of ...