... Made Hall. Leeda. oa MONDAY the 4th Day Jot* Tha Chair Twelve o Clock pracloaly. BUSINESS OP THE MEETING. DEAFNESS AND SOKE EYES CURED, J. HEP WORTH, many Yaara Stir*, to the Eye and Ear fntrmary. Reference* Deaf Perm a who been Cared during the Twelve Day*. —At the flew ling Oreea laa. Bradford, every from Tea to One. Hun-let Lead*. Jane 10th. IS4S. The Election F.itht New Director* the place ...

... respectfully informed, that on and after TUESDAY, the Ist Hay of Novanaaa, IMS, the following A Iterations la the Depaj ture of the Trains from Manchester d Leeds, respectively, will take piece FROM THE MANCHESTER STATION. The 6. 90, A.m. Train will depart at V m. The 10. 56, A.M., or Mall Train, will depart at 10. 46. A m. The 9- 96, r.n. Tram will go ao further than Bowerby-Bri« ON SUNDAYS. ...

... opportunity respectfully to return his most grateful acknowledgments to his •friends arid the Public in general, for the liberal favours . c h as received at their hands ; and in soliciting a continuance of the same, he begs to inform them that i,p hiis received a very extensive assortment of the FEWEST PATTERNS for the SPRING TRADE, se- lected from the principal Manufacturers in the Kingdom, ...

... 150 West street, nearly opposite the Dispensary. SfaeffieloVr**-- 22 . 1842. FEMALE EDUCATION AT ROTHERHAM. MRS. DAWES takes leave to announce to Parents and Guardians in Rotherham and its Vicinity, d she purposes, after the present Midsummer Recess, to receive into her Establishment a limited number of Young Ladies, to instruct in all the Branches of a Polite an d Useful Education. Mis. D. ...

... Hi ?? Apprentice. A. Premium ?? be r ..j uir-d- ?? t_. . SITUATION a- BAILIFF or LAND Ah f,,.f ?? he a-i Active M.irrieu Mar.. ul,o his, \ . - . . ?? ?? M.i ?? i,.;it 0. v r ?? kir.d- -• a ii iii.tt-d w:_b the Ti.atii..;.; ci 1 ?? Stock. ■.__■-■ _ ?? satisf ictr-rv Testimonials can be even as to ?? r and Ability. Aj-ply to J. T., M«too, near h ae^rt-k-ifet- » j \l_ V, the Orphaned Daughter of ...

... »ho has l*en long accustomed to bn»ine*s. a Permanent -11 L'ATION in York or the Neighbourhood, a* Com vfw-ial Tkatili.er. or General Avsistant. Ihe Advcr.ix-r would not olject t ...

... made end pound In thee cut of holdco the end eighth yeeieof the Reign of big leu King George the Fourth, Intituled. An Aet for ra- Beirinc the front Rlnckhurn, In the County Peletlne decanter. to Addingheee end Cocking End, In the Went Riding the County York, end for me*tog end melntelnlng new Rond from Old the Burnley end Rochdele Turn Hike Rond. In In the mid County Leacaetcr. end e Branch ...

... of the Gentry and Public to a very extensive Selection of Goods, which hu been received during tbe lut uid present weeks, the Variety, Elegance, uid diversified Styles ?? which, in their several department., he feels bold to affirm, may fairly vie with any Slock to ha found in tbe kin -dom. Parlies furnishiog will find at ibis Establishment . Selection of Goods not to lie surpassed in tbe ...

... ALL iv Branches. As the Adverti* Employer ...

... ajjSISTAJJT to the above Lu«ine-ss. Apply by Letter, J . D. Herald-office, York. York Poor-Law I nion. A ppOINTMENT OF RELIEVING-OFFICER. >- OTICE IS HFREBY GIVEN, that the Appointment of a RELIEVING OFFICER write City District of the above Union, will take place ; XRI'KSDAY, ?? Instant; Salary, £80. l'er ; Annum. ?? Persons desirous of applying for the Situ- j ition. arc reque-stecl to .-end ...

... JOHN HEPPER his just received for •ALE PRIVATE CONTRACT, Commercial Sale Rooms, Sterner Buildings. Leeds, * eel lent Assortment of •COTCH CARPETS and HEARTH RCOS, which are now on View. PARASOLS.— A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT af PARABOLA has just been RECEIVED the LOtTNOB. BOAR LARS. Lame, comprising all the NorelUeeof the Benson. Rosewood Work Boxes. Preach polished, lined with Bilk. Be. fld.; 1 ...

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