... instructed by Mr. John 0l _ to SELL BY AUCTION, on FBIDAY, Dbckmbm 98th, 1866, commencing at Eleven o'Clock, the whole of the STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, Ac., on the Premises at Wigginton. 6 Horsea, 8 Beasts, 9 Pigs, 40 Fowls, 8 Geese, 4 Carts, ?? ot ** F ?? Implements and Gearing, One Stack of Oata, One Stack of Peas, One Stack of Hay and Clover, a Qaa__ry of Barley Straw, abont 4. Acres of Swede ...

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... P to inform S__ &^^^SSTttTt^^J^ with the best English BEEF, __JTTO\ wA? aS^ ?? shortest notice, and on the most ?? AL * 1 * he o^^asgafflg^ sarpassed ** ori -*tt- CHEESE! CHEESE!! d___EESE ?? ! GENTLEMEN fond of GOOD CHEESE prime old Cheese, can meet with it at iJiJO ' Ci ' ADAM OLDROYD'S, John William-street. CHRISTMAS CHEEr! * NEW FISH, GAME, AND POULTRY SHOP WESTGATE J_SSSLS_£ ?* SONS ?? ...

... NOTICE. ALLEN CHAPMAN, Butcher 8 West Parade, returns his uincer* ?? S ?? the pnblic ?? for thefrkSf^t^ t0 H 8 ?? begs to inform them that hfis Kowi HSP! an o d TT f 2E port ' aad with the beat English BEEF MUTTO^^ *? ° P / LV them shortest notice, and on the mn«t ~ \, VE . AL ' ?? at the wishes to direct their r^ticulS «tt^ 8 ° n ?? lb^ t _T as ' He also TONGUES and BEEF >£S SSSffi* £ hIS ...

... E W AST eT C H a~K JACKETS. ?? E W GEIi M A N PL.6H JACKETS. -^EW POMERANIAN JACKETS AKD HANTLES. J^EW VELVET M ?? L i___D JACKETS. *£EW BLACK CLOTH JACKET 8. 5I« coLou^^-^siTK_ _ ?? Jg E W BLA C X 811. X Dfi eTTTeIT. \ EW ALL WOO £ P~(Tp_ ins. E W F R EHCH M B B I __ OE 8. \E W FAN C V DRESSES. J^ E W WINCEYS IN ALL COLOU R~S~. FURS, IN MUFFS, BOAS, AND CAPES. J^EW EIDERDOWN QUILTS AND ...

... saajlTsU o'Clock, on land Isle in the occupation ot Mr. BswAimr Gowland, st Knapton, Four Acres ot SWEDE TURNIPS, vi Lou ; to be taken ofl tht Land. OATE HELMSLEY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. HAGYARD, on TUESDAY, the 4th of December, 1866, upon the Premises late ooeupied by Mr. Bobert Tonge Horsiey, deceased, the ?? FARMING STOCK, vix., ***Wm i9ii Plm**m « ?? oM, gentle in gears ; broad- ...

... Ailmission to the Stalls, by ticket (Reserved), One Shilling each, which may be procured at the Ticket Office. St. George’s Hall, on and after Wednesday, December 10th, from Ten to Four. Doors open at Two o'clock, Service to commence at Half-past. A collection will be made in the area and galleries. The entire proceeds of the Service to be divided between the Bradford Town Mission, and the Eye ...

... is favoured with instrncUouß to SELL BY AUCTION (without Beserve), on the Premises, Uie whole of the VALUABLE MODERN CONTENTS of the above ?? HOTEL, late in the occupation of Miss Senior, consisting of the ENTIRE FURNISHINGS Of Drawing Room, Four Private Sitting Rooms, and Coffee Room, IN WALK UT, SPANISH MAHOGANY, AKD ROSEWOOD ; The Requisites for Twenty Best and Secondary Bed Rooms, Bar, ...

... smtobUi??*^.'- 01 g T eat interchange during the ?? *J J. CROSSLEY and CO.'S, Bookseller, and Stationers, — _ t -__^ket-place i Hudde___.e_d. J CROSSLEY and CO. have just received an ** • extensive STOCK of Al e b W ums okB, _ es P atch B °««. Bibles, ' ?? EHvel ...

... EDMOND’S ROYAL WINDSOR CASTLE and CRYSTAL PALACE MENAGERIE, far the largest and best in the provinces, is This Day HECKMOXDWIKE : and the Grand Cavalcade will ENTER BRADFORD TO-MORROW (Friday). by Dudley Hill. The Band Carriage will be drawn by Camels, Drome- the .est Elephant in Europe. kLMONICO, the lion-hunting Champion of the , * ''’Y* drive the only pair of trained Zebras ever known, ...

... or without the COTTAGES sitsated m Dovecot-street, facing the High Btreet, Stockton-on-Tees. The Owner has carried on agood business for a number of years, and is about to retire. This is an opportunity that aeidom occurs.— Apply W. Annuo*, on tue Premises. NEWTON-ON-OUSE. MR. R. MILLS is instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, January 2nd, 1867, commencing at Tw elye o'Clock. the whole ...

... Admission to the Stalls, by ticket (Reserved), One Shilling each, which may be procured at the Ticket Office, St. George’s Hall, on and after Wednesday, December 19th, from Ten to Four. Doors open at Two o’clock, Service to commence at Half-past. A collection will be made in the area and galleries. The entire proceeds of the Service to be divided between the Bradford Town Mission, and the Eye ...