... Property of all Descriptions, for which verv Liberal Price and immediate Cash will be given. It is immaterial whethera large orsmallQuantity. All trouble, delay, and Expense would be saved, by applying to Mr. Thomas Boddy, Sworn ser and Auctioneer 1-2, North-Street, Leeds. N.B.—No Charge for Ileraoval Estimate. Valuations for Probates promptly and accurately made, on the shortest h'otice. ...

... JOSEPH HALL, Wise Merchant, 9, Vicar-Lane, has NOW ON HAND STOCK of tho above SUPERIOR ALE, in the highest state of perfection both in Quart and Pint Bottles. Leeds, sth May, 1817. , „ . . A portion of the Yard the late House of Recovery has been converted into Stables, which are now Ready, and an experienced Ostler engaged. [Own Interest ] [579 ...

... and Property of all Descriptions, for which every Liberal Price and immediate Cash will be given. It is immaterial whether large or small Quantity. All trouble, delay, and Expense would be saved, applying to Mr. Thomas Boodv, Sworn Appraiser and Auctioneer, 122, North-Street, Leeds. N.B.—No Charge for Removal or Estimate. Valuations for Probates promptly and accurately made, on the shortest ...

... TV/f ESSRS. HOPKINSON IVJL beg to call the attention of the Musical Public to their PRESENT MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK of FINE TONED OOTTAGB. PICCOLO, SQUARE, GRAND SQUARE AND GRAND PIANO-FORTES, Elegant Rosewood and Mahogany Cases, by Messrs. Bboadwood, Collard, Allison, Hopkinson, and other esteemed makers. Messrs. H. have also large Stock good SECOND-HAND PIANOS that have been used for Hire, ...

... Administrators’ Accounts confidentially arranged. Address, 3. Church-Street, Huddersfield. [-07 QIR HY. MEUX’S PORTER STORES, O MARSH LANE, LEEDS. Mr. GEORGE BEART begs to inform his Friends and the Trade Kenerally, that the Loudon Brewers having RETURNED to the OLD BRICES for PORTER and STOUT, the SAME REDUCTION has TAKEN PLACE at the STORLS, 11th February, 1847. ...

... the enjoyment of the Smoker, Price 4s. 2d. per lb., to be had ■Wholesale and Retail at the Fobs ion Cioae and Snotp Dbpot, 28, Boar Lane, Leeds. L.372 R. J. FRED. CLARKE, Professor of J-vJL Music, and Organist op St. Mark's Church, Woodhouse, begs most respectfully to return Thanks for the liberal Patronage he has hitherto received as Teacher of the Piano Forte and Singing, and trusts strict ...

... inquires but little observation to perceive how much general effect is dependant upon harmony : the samerfyfe the Hair, colour of the Cravat, or of the Coat, may preposterous io one individual and appear elegant another.” True Pohleneu, or Book of Etiquette. AS a Man of good breeding and taste must - therefore 1)6 distinguished by the harmonious tti/le of Bair, it becomes essential that he ...

... the Public that has now ready for Inspection a great Variety of hist - •1. TENT OAS LAMPS, LUSTRES,an 1C HA -ND The great Desideratum ol a. slUing .. 1 iStti/y, is attained, for hi-..,a ■■ used as an Hydraul * 1 • and the iojurio's Counterpoise W Chains or Cords Rooms aresffectj Counterpoise, as a the Grace and the Inrention, ma LAMPS, chan Of Style. Price, and ■ r. Drawing Room Cha >. th- ...

... Herbs Court ISauftruptca- the Matter of the Petition of THOMAS ■* BAILDON NEWSOME, of Leeds, in the County of York, Commission Agent. Notice is hereby given that Martin John West, Esquire, the Commissioner acting in th matter of this Petition, will proceed make a Pinal Order thereon atthe Leeds District Court of Bankhiptcy, on the 10th Day of August, 1847, at Eleven o’clock the Forenoon ...

... ME., MRS., and MISS THOMAS beg leave state that Ladies and Gentlemen may receWe Private Instructions at their Residence, 15, East Parade, any Hour of the Day, wishing Privacy and Expedition. Their Classes at the Music Hall will commence at the Half-quarter, as usual, the First Week in September. 15, East Parade, Aug. Hth, ISL. by permission op the worshipful the mayor. Me. ADAMS, from London, ...

... numerous Supporters, during the Ten Years sho has conducted the above Hotel, and her Retiring from the Business begs most respectfully to recommend Mr. WM. BOND, her Successor, who, from his great experience in the management of extensive Establishment of this nature, she trusts, and has no doubt will merit a continuance of the Patronage and Approbation which, on her retirement, she has now ...

... TO EXECUTORS, FAMILIES REMOVING, AND OTHERS.—The Advertiser wiahea to Purchase large Quantity of Household Furniture, Bosks, Fixtures, Piano Fortes, Plate, and Property of all Descriptions, for which a very Liberal Price and immediate Cash will given. It is immaterial whethera large orsmallQuantity. All trouble, delay, and Expense would be saved, by applying to Mr. Thomas Buddy, Sworn ...