... requmta Offices, a Garden, and afe^ Ac*esofLand Awdr tothe Prmtcrs of tlus Taper. TTrANTS a SITUATION, as UNDER YT GAMEKEEPER, a stout, active young Man, 24 years old. who understands the duces ot the situa- *i»n in all its brandies, and can be weU recommended ...

... to carry BsL 21b. filiies, list. One miie and a half. Sir D. MoncreiflVs b c. Stratherne, by Whisker Sir A. Ramsay's h. c. Frank, by Treasurer Vcn-eira S:r A. Ram-ay's br. f. Eoma. by Haphazard— Dodona Mr t-'arq.iharsoii's br. c. Neil (iow, by Muley, out ...

... re- Wt-ctfully solicits the attention ot the Public; aLo, -.Irtish and Foreign Spirits, Shrub. Noyeau, Perry, Cider. Ales. Stout. Aye — 5, Fleet-Market, near Skin- ner-Street, London. . , . Orders, either in toam or country, inclosing remit- unices, promptly ...

... M_- reti^ Tr T?Ta Architect), Mr. Elliott ; Dklto (a rich t^^rt- ?? Friend), Mr. Bishop*. Robert W'^iSaer). Mr. Salter*/' Frank {e&nnt to •d-tf ESS* William (Waiter at the Inn), Mr, c), » r - fj stnrfers; and Sponge, Mr. Wrench.— Va. ..■'Grip- K nll active ...

... India mull stripes, ss. — The newest and most fashionable stock of winter Silks in London:— Rich Gros de Naples, 3s. a yard ; stout Laventeens, 3s. 6d. ; Lapland cofd, 22d.; Italian gauzes, lid.; good Persians, 12d.; strong bom- basines, 9d. ; Norwich crapes ...

... . r il - > enf l ir - rs on ,he subj.-ci. either personally, postage must be paid. Your's, respectfully, T ?? . JOSEPH MOXON ifHtt»^ j° ns * Bookseller, corner ofthe Shambles, York. kfa**broD- and Son, Surgeons, Manchester. • ?? and lv are so l ' n ...

... sntfering eclipse! Hot in the midst De fights, With hi* gay sons of France; wall the stout De Heiden keeps . v JbattleV bloody stance ; , Wmlefbrwe *» France, as Riifsia stout, Dnnrateftw^i^ujhtand skill, - The Island tmke the waves .ft ..yChejrgssnls thaw ...

... Peakson, Soli- citors. Petferpate, York. Yoke, Sept. 5, 1828. SIMPSON and ROBINSON, Tea- Df.ai.ems. York, are in want of a stout active Youih, as an APPRENTICE. N. B. A Youth from the Country will be preferred. ?? TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. BOULTON ...

... insects, at a trilling additional expense. rpHE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PC-iLICJ! JL generally are respectfully informed, that MOXON'S EFFERVESCENT MAGNESIAN APERIENT, so cele- hrated as a mild, agreeable, and efficient Purgative in Bilious Affections, Gout ...

... WHITBREADS GENUINE LONDON POUTER FRANK LAND respectfully JL informs Families and Ibe Public, they can supplied with the s>.bovc arlicle, at Ihe following prices:- STOUT, . 2s. per Gall. PORTER, ls. Sd. do. Casks four and a half, nine, and eighteen ...

... considerable sating will arise to the con- sumer. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC GENERALLY, \S*^ ARB ?? I. FORBtfED, THAT MOXON's EFFERVESCENT MAGNESIAN APERIENT, SO CMVERSA LLY APPROVED A S a mild, agreeable, and efficient purgative J__. in Bilious ...

... Richardson and Mr. Thomas Kirton, v Fanners thereof. The Farms may be viewed, and Particulars had. on spplica- tion to Mr. R. Stout, Warter Abbey, near ?? TITHE-FREE FARM, AT THORGANBY. TO be LET, from year to year, or for a term of years, v may be agreed ...