... that she might always find herself in clean linen. In the pig competition, and out of tbe township, was Mr. William Parker, Golden Lion Inn, Leeds-road, whose animals were clean-skinned, sleek, and admirably fed, and these included boars of large breed ...

... omsed. 17 Pechets Kent, Suessex, and loge os Meersm HARD WICOK, BEST, and YOUNG or ntrc o Sll by Auction, in their Sole Roomas, us aboveo 1csi te Second SEVENTEEN Poockets Kent, Sussaex, and Belgian HOPS, viz. :-3 pockets 1tf8 Kent, mark NSo. 1; 5 pockets ...

... Lobley. John Slater, chemist, Beeston-hill, to Charlotta Ann fourth daugbter of the late Mr. John Clark, formerly of the Golden Lion Hotel. Leeds. On Wednesday, at the parish church, Leeds, Richard Humphrey, to Mary Ann Bcboley, both of Leeds—Same day ...

... are . badly shod, or that they are compelled to adapt then feet to tight, ill-fitting boots. We believe there are as many as from thirty to fifty different sizes of boots in store at the army clothing department, and a soldier has only himself to thank if ...

... Clackheaten.F 70092 Pt-eli ininary annoencement. Golden [den Inn, Leeds-rood, Jlrndfsrd, Yerlrsliirc. Sale of Valoeble Price Pigs. Mr. DODDS ?? Sd be Auction, by direction of Messrs. Parker and Sogar, at the Golden Lion Ion, Leeds-rood, Bradford, on Jlsedsie' ...

... Polonaise. For the promenade we observe a single-sole boot, with an interior sole of cork a l'Anglaise. these boots have elastic sides and simulate buttoned boots. For skating, a tightly-laced boot is prepared, with red laces and red tassels, and with ...

... TIRIEE DOORS from POST-OFFICE. PAle.-ROW, LEDS. WINES, Pon noz. Port, 189., 249., 30c., 3fs., 42c., to 1209. SPeory (l'ale Golden or Brosn), los., 245., 30s., S0s., 42s., to 108g. Madeira, 00. to l20s. Marsala, 24;. Champagne irom S0s. Hook and MoseUe ...

... so far regards Lovatt and G. Payne. —B. Glad win AW, H. Wheeler, Sheffield, wholes tie boot dealers.—T. A3. Wood, Nantwlcli, curriers.—R. Knight AB. Morgan. Maidstone, drapers.—J. A Co., Leicester, architects—T. Roper AB. Sabine, Plymouth, linen drapers ...

... had written letters only, as -' when we read his novels we grudge the time he employed onl anything else:- I B3roadstcoirs, Kent, let Sept., 1813. My dear Fields,-If I thought sn the nature of things that you end I could over agree eis paper, touclsimg ...

... GLAZERS. Apply lin. V Whiteley and Sons, Lockwood. F 12560 TTANTED, Twenty good steady RIVETERS for the boot and W ehoetrade, Apply to E, Scotter, Boot and Shoo Manufactarer, Newcastle.on-Tyns. mo JOURNEYNEN CLOGPIERS.-Forty men wanted, to work at I OLOG ...

... ktchofn garden, eniilattig ad te romscarafailyeodeslco. J, B. IDod~ioa, 2, C~inr~c l~ileinr, Helheoso, Iganheser.G 1 51205 KE.NT'S BANIK, near Grange.-To ho LET, ait a moderate Tent, f Or one o oeYas spaclis Famnishiod ll I8E lItreslaralge itttiog aRrdIennoen ...

... bales. THE HOP TRADE V KENT, Aug. 17. Mr J. Tebos furnishes the following : X ABNHAM.—Since the hot weather the hope in good pounds have made a little improvement, Vut threefourths of the plantation* will scarcely grow a hop. MID KENT.—In the parish of Tovii ...