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... ECCLES & COMPANY -CrISa to call the attention of the Public to their Selection of the Finest Class of TEAS, cleared at the v Reduced Duty. The full advantage of FOIJRPENCE PET1 POUND Being GUARANTEED to all PURCHASSER.S at this Establishment. 44, MARKET-PLACE, HULL, ECCLES AND COMPANY. In calling attention to our selection of Fine Teas, we would particularly remark that, although we have Teas ...
... ClIRTks' scHOO0L, inl ?? withl the Leeds G 11Seclranlics' listitution and Literairy Society. Tire 'School is new in trill ojieratioir, liathing opened onl Monday,a July 1i11;c of atteindance 9,1 to 12j, n.m. ; and from 2t to 41, pu.m Ifrail ?? WDORiRlINGTON. Tir cors ofirrtrctiut il hodesgroritoprepare the pupils for theactverios' oflie. ni wil e einrrrbeionive ito well as tbre- rouhlypradiei ...
... mIIE MAN C E S T E R FIRE OFFICE has paid T upwards of FOUR MILLIONS STERLING for ?? lis never litigated a single claim.-, AoGENT, THOS. WOOD, 22, Wlhitefriargatc. Price 2s. Gd., or by post from the Author, 42 postage stamps, nnHE CAUSE and the CURE. A complete Treatise ?? on the Physical Powers of Manl, their Diseases and Debility, including Spermatorlrbea, and all those Affec- tions called ...
... The M1art, Trinity-street, Leedls.-13calltifill Churnpagle sind Baottledt I hart Nviiie. direct, froin ?? Ic ito aice. i Amestri. AIZWDWI CR re'piect iity iitllolflu, ii MLLs theY havie t's'icive (lirect from I is-t're d ie 1i' bc SI lay Aucrioni. ittlisltoli aly ri-serve, oul 11, idlso n-ct, lide Sitt. itil l-y Y'i A 031tjI, at- t;teir ?? FT~ r RiRTY.THIIREE B3A-ikETS aiidrTEN CASE S V SlA~l ...
... FJT b Visfpob of. QWNATCH and CLOCK MAKERS.-To be rf DlISf`-IO:I (1F, Ii BftSN~RNSS. which lhas been cotrtiod onl by t c'eoat owner I' littirtlfifrt)y yatr.. Intominig eaty. Applicationit o l'de4 toM C4. Ii. Famrrr t'ozitefract, the tooter. ~ -o nI intrlingtoco, ion the comity of Darbamoo. Furdbrr Iit- IIto on utoeolotuid 000 aloilication to AMr. T1. Robson, bailder, ~u bdDISPOED OF, the ...
... THE ACADEMY OF AIRTS.1 Thc beauties of ecieuce aud art are cormbired L'enali ~th te puitals of taste lletalcutl anad skill uof cach mlaster ra~na Upon the camvass we trace. The cold marble now wvih breath seerL s Ir bucd, That a touch or a look wouldl inspire with life the block once shapeless an;d rude, To glow with a living fire. Thc beautiful steals car senses away, And the iosters of ...
... ,5tippin~g. S TEAM FROM HULL for COPEN- ยข HAGEN and MEMEL (carrying Post-office Letter Bags). ja k i The fine Al Screw-Steamer EAGLE, B. P. BEAUMONT, Commander, is intended to leave Hull on SATURDAY EVENING, August 5th, after Nine o'Clock. BROWNLOW, PEARSON, & CO. Hull, 24th July, 1854. TEAM FROM HULL TO PRUSSIA. S The first-class Steam Ship BALTIC, Captain NELL, is intended to leave HULL for ...
... DSAC, I-TEY OF AI{'S.-Thu SECOLNI) AN 1,A , ` I t C~ N Si'; NONl,gIS hCO.,',01 Annua twl'e-' 5r- ue roe ; a.tree Ck I ittort to fovir snascit ioiiea, iiritea tre t'ldo'5 tathe Xhibiltiett at ttII we toke- rl trttiO itoxtron3 t0 the Exhibition during tie seas ?? ?? .. i o ir. ?? ?? t ..i.i . .Pe~t li iier vVC OeClair 1i to., 2 Seag.1itikl altirrt9 y Gd'o 0.s t vi chgiv . . .. .. . .. .. . . ...