... his bes «- thanks to his Friends ▼ T • *or their patronage and recommendation, and. n- pniViPS o^)i nity t0 ?? tbem that he has m ade a new COFFEE ROOM, and other useful improvements. ixo tbose Gentlemen who have not visited bis Establish- naent, he offers them the advantages of an airy, quiet, central, and moderate Hotel. ?? H ' The London, Provincial, and Foreign Journals. TO BILLIARD ...

... and Opened his Extensive SHOW ROOMS, in Commercial Street, is now enahled to offer for inspection, an excellent Assortment of FURNITURE at so considerable a Reduc- tion in Price as will amply repay Purchasers a Journey to Leeds to inspect it. The Furniture being made of the best seasoned Wood, and of sound Workmanship, he can recommend every Article. Mr. B. having recommenced the Trade since ...

... of the Assignees. ALBERT SMITH. 3 Sheffield 2^ V A W ° OD * »RAB(rXEV,^ Solici to«. onemeiq, 25th August, 1843. PAINTING, PLUMBING AND GLAZING est »; fes as 3r- &££ J? has made M «ii££ to Conduct s™°™ ...

... in the Morning, by the Rev. G. B. MAC- DONALD, Wesleyan Minister from Leeds, at Half-past Ten o'Clock; and in the Evening, by the Rev. F. A. WEST, Wesleyan Minister, from Leeds, at Half-past Six •o'Clock ; and on Monday Evening, the 7th August, by the Rev. R. W. HAMILTON. Service to commence at Seven o'Clock. After each Service, a Collection will be made towards liquidating the Chapel Debt. ...