... stand of 18 dissimilar blooms, 10s., Thomas Taylor, Esq.; 2nd, 7s. Gd., Mr. Thomas Booth. Best stand of 12 ! dissimilar blooms, 7s. Gd., Mr. Kersley 2nd, 55., Thomas Taylor, Esq. Extra prize, seedlings, Mr. Thomas Booth, j Dahlias.—Best stand 24 dissimilar ...

... laundress. THOMAS RICHARDSON, late of No 2, Templar-street, Leeds, Yorkshire, painter and paper hanger, and formerly of No. 2, Nilestreet, Leeds aforesaid, painter and paper hanger. H. B. HARLE, Solicitor, Leeds. HE RB S . HERBS. H EBBS. OLD DR. HARDY'S FAMILY ...

... Yorke, Helliflefd; 2nd, £2, Thomas Har'ohill Hall, c, Richard Hardy, Raikes House, near Bradford. Best two years' old heifer ln calf or milk. £6, Robert Birtwhistle, Skibeden : 2nd, £2. Captain Blake, Rdstone. h. c, Thomas Edward Yorke, Helllfleld. Best ...

... unless the words A. H. Hardy, Low-moor, near Bradford, are engraved on the Government Stamp wrapped round each box. Sold by all Patent Medicine Venders in the Kingdom, at Is. ljd. and 2s. 3d. per box. Sole proprietor, A. H. Hardy, late of Lowmoor, but ...

... 232 at halbf-pastIl.-Sols.Towne, Broad-street- build~n ~r n1 Torne. MurgS te-.-lfflcial ace giiee, Oannan. MIAitSfi -k1L Thomas John, of Bishopsgate-street.Without. engineer Sepc. 23, akt 1. and Oct. 29, at Il.-Sole. Linklater and saekwood, Sine-lanei ...

... Esq., of Aust Broughton, Manchester, formerly of Hebden Bridge. ape. Same day, aged 43, Mr. DAVID HARDY, formerly of the firm of lone Jepson ard Hardy, drapers, Great Driffield. Same day, at Butt's Grove, Armley, aged 79, WeLLumAr HILL GE.'rL Req. first ...

... breed, £2. Joseph Tuley, Truewell Farm ; 2nd s do £1 Thomas Spencer and Co., Manningham, Omar racna; ( highly commended. Michael Gavins, Woodhouse Carr. 3 entries. Best boar, small breed, £2, Thomas Horsfall, Burley, Wharfedale Lad; 2nd do., £1, do., ...

... Campbell, d Dr. Gattiler. Dr. Wurzer, Dr. Ingram, Lord Stuart de Decies, the . Dowager Countess of Castlestuart, Major-General Thomas King, e arid many other respectable persons, whose health has been restored by b itaflerall other ieans of cure had failed ...

... SOLD bargains. Apply to Mr. Wright, Rose and Crown Hotel, Briggate, Leeds. DRAWING in PENCIL, CRAYON, and WATER COLOURS. Mr. HARDY, Brunswick House Academy, Leeds, begs ta inform his friends that his Class of Young Ladies will attend on Wednesday and Saturday ...

... Peacock, Haddock Stones, Ripon; Mr. John 5 RIenton, Faroley, Otley. For Horses-Mr. Benjamin Bax- r ter, Elslack, Skipton ; Mr. Thomas Metcalfe, Belle Moot, r Bolton. For Poultry-Mr. C. S. Floyd, Sands, Holmfirth; v Mr. George Hutchinson, Prospect House, York ...

... Botthouse, Mars>- den. entries. COWS.—FARMERS' PREMIUMS. 1 Best short-homed cow, in milk calf, £3, John Renton; do., £1, Richard Hardy. Tong. 11 entries. Best two years old nelfer, £2, J.. T. Robinson, Leckbv PaJace; 2nd do,, 155., John Reuton. Farnlay. 6 entries ...

... qumickenrt the vale anid make reoin for Clue New Stork for Winter. ,e of RYsx3RENTAs. OCTIrroS-OFFscESrn arc informed tlsat THOMAS llt'INTIYRE, Briggate, Leeds, is a properly qualified Military Tailor. leof Eversthing guarasiteed otrist regulation, and ...