... after the assizes. Some remarks on the recommendations of the Poor law Commissioners ; and the report of J. 1). Tweedy, Esq., one of the Assfctant Commissioners for inquiry into the operation of the Poorlaws —also stand over. We agi.in respectfully request our advertising friends to favour us with their advertisements as early in the week as possible; and, at all event*, not to delay them ...

... late for insertion thisweek. Miss Roberts and Rattley's Advertisein-nt, announcing the reopening' of their School, was also received too late for insertion. MISS JANE ROBINSON' respectfully informs her Friends and the Public, that her SCHOOL will re-open WEDNESDAY, January 2oth. 23, Jan. 12th, 1532. * EDUCATION. MTSS CAWTHORN most respectfully informs her Friends and the Public, that she has ...

... Pkice 7j). SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1833. N\ 3191. rented at the British Tike Press, and Published every Saturday (the Market- Day), at No. 1, Pavement, York, hy WM. HARGROVE, No. 2«, the Mm*M (j%r Sri ...

... Hat for ...

... TO be LET SOLD, a very Capital PUBLIC HOUSE, in excellent situation in Hull, and now in full Business, the present occupier gumg into another branch of ttade. Immediate possession may be had ; and a purchaser may be accommodated with considerable part of the Purchase Money cpnn Mortgage the Premises. As the Fixtures and Stock in Trade will be expected to betaken at a fair valuation, no person ...

... of good Education and Address from the Country will be preferred. '' * schoolmaster. A MEMBER of the Church of England, Wanted immediately, for Village DAY and SUNDAY, SCHOOL, well supported. One who cau Teach Psalmody will be preferred. Apply, G. L., Post.Ofhce, Stokesley. WANTED. A HIGHLY Respectable WOMAN as COOK and HOUSEKEEPER in a Gentleman's Family where there are no Children. She ...