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      JL /^ f ^^ \^ fi _ i ^ ff - * » -- , ^ —— ( CASH PAYMENTS OSLY ) FOR GENTLEMEN'S ' CLOTHING , MADE TO ORDER , IN THE FIRST STYLE OF FASHION .

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      TO THE INHABITANTS OP LEEDS , AXD THE NOBILITY , CLERGY , GENTRY , AND FAMILIES IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND .

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      THE ItOETHERN LOClTSTMND HIS DUPES !! OR , WHAT IS A TEA HAWKEE ? ( We beg to state to tJie Reader , in adopting the ah a u Title , and bringing this Subject so immediately under Observation , that we do not aim at the Injury of individual Interest , fair Fame , or Reputation of any Hawker in particular , it is to the SYSTEM OF HAWKING GOODS in General , and that of Tea , icith which we are best acquainted , in particulnr . ) HE is sometimes an Englishman , but generally a Scotchman , too idle to work and too wily to starve , who has left his native cot , and the hills and " dales of his forefathers , where there is comparatively no Tea sold—indeed none by . "Hawkers ' — and , with a pack , stick , and umbrella , has gone a-head one hundred or two hundred miles south , and there embarked in a business , the knowledge of which he could previously have hadno opportunity of acquiring ; therefore , effrontery and cajolery , rather' than the quality of his wares , or the cheapness and goodness of the Tea in his pack , are the means wherewith he is enabled to tax the credulous English dame threepence per quarter pound on the Tea had of him , and to gultihe young and unsuspecting wife of the industrious mechanic and skilful artizan , to a still '¦ greater- extent , and with more impunity because he gives credit , ( and with this the terrors of the law ) credit which is calculated on the principle that the gooa ' pay for the lad , and that the overcharge on thegood shall leave % profit on all . ; Such is the Tapacity of these pinks of morality , and the credulity qf their dupes , that a few years enable them to quit the road , pack , &c , for the well-furnished house , the gaily trimmed wife , and smooth coat of the presbyter . WHAT IS HE NOT ? is twie 10 t

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      AT A MEETING of the Inhabitauts of the Township of Leeds , contributing to the Highway Rate , authorised to be raised and collected under the powers and provisions of an Act of Parliament made and passed in the Sixth . Year of the Reign of his Late Majesty King William the Fourth entitled " An Act to consolidate and amend the Laws relating to Highways in that part of Great Britain called England , " ' held in the Vestry of the Parish Church of Leeds aforesaid , on Monday , the Twenth-sixth Day of Maich , One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-eight , to nominate and elect for the Year ensuing a Board of Surveyors for the superintendence of the Highways of thesaid Township of Leeds , for the purpose of carrying the provisions of the said Act into effect .

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      Mr . JONATHAN DICKINSON , In the Chair . 2 ? e £ & / m / thatthe following Personsbe , and they are , hereby elected a Board of Guardians for the Superintendence of the Highways of the said Township of Leeds for the Year ensuing , viz : — Wards . Mr . John Croysdale East . Mr . JRobert Derham South . Mr . Samuel Lawson North East . Mr . Simion Spencely West . Mr . William Watson North West . Mr . T . B . Pease Mill Hill . Mr . Thomas Blackburn .. Mill Hill . Mr . Joh ? . Greaves Mill Hill . Mr . John Garland Kirkgate . Mr . Stephen Mitchell . South . Mr . James Emmett North . That these Resolutions be advertised in each of the Leeds Newspapers , JONATHAN DICKINSON , Chairman . That the thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair .

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      SIR FRANCIS BURDETT'S VISIT to LEEDS AND MANCHESTER . Next week will be published , price 2 d . A LETTER to SIR FRANCIS BURDETT . iL BART , M . P . " Chairman to the Hampden Club Committee , " ( A . D . 1816 . ) By R . R . PEARCE , of York . " I shall explain myself fully , nor blush to reason on principles that are out of fashion among men who intend nothing by serving the public , but to feed their own avarice , their vanity , and their luxury , without the sense of any duty they owe to God or man . "—Bolingbroke . . Printed by Joseph Moxon , Yorksbireman Office , York ; sold by Baines and Newsome , Heaton , Hobsona , M&nn , Harrison , &c , Leeds ; and all other Booksellers .

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      dMid gkreejnt , BOOKSELLER , 466 , Bhiogate , Leeds , next door above the GOT . DEN CANIStEB , BEGS most Respectfully to call the attention oi the Catholic Gentry , and Inhabitants of Leeds and its Vicinity , to the following CATHOLIC WORKS , which he has just received from Ireland . Catholic Piety , ( sheep ) ... 16 Challoner ' s Meditations , ( sheep ) ........ 5 0 Daily Companion , ( slteep ) .........-... 0 6 Daily Exercises , ( sheep ) .............. 0 6 Douay Testament ,, ( sheep ) . 2 6 Douay Bible , ( boards ) ................ f 6 Guarding of the Soul , ( sheep ) .......... 2 0 Key to IJeaven , ( sheep ) .............. 16 Key to Paradise ,, ( sheep ) ... 2 0 Poor Man's Manualj ^ single ( sheep ) .... 1 0 Poor Man ^ s Manual , double ( sheep ) .... 1 6 Missal , ( sheep ) ...................... & G Path to Paradise , ( sheep ) ............ 0 6 Sacred Heart , ( sheep ) .... .. / .. ; .. 2 6 Think Well On't ( stitched ) .......... 06 Ursuline Manual , ( roan , gilt edged ) .... 5 0 Challoner ' s Vade Mecum , ( sheep ) .. " ... 0 6 Imitatim of the Blessed Virgin ( stitched ) 1 0 Spiritual Combat , ( sheep ) . i .......... 1 0 . Spratt ' s Manual , ( sheep ) 16 Reeve ' s History of the Old and New Testament , ( sheep ) ................ 4 0 Devout Communicant , ( sheep ) ........ 1 6 Fleury ' s Catechism , ( sheep ) .......... 1 9 Baddeley's Sure Way to find out True Religion .......................... 0 6 Buttler ' s Lives of Irish Saints , ( sheep ) .. 3 0 Glories of Mary , ( sewed ) ........... . ' . * ' . 1 0 Glories of Jesus , ( sheep ) ............... 1 0 Philothea , or an Introduction to a Devout Life , ( sheep ) ...... " 1 9 Languet ' s Confidence in the Mercy of God 3 0 Catholic Spelling Book ............. . 1 0 Manning's England ' s Conversion , ( sheep ) 2 0 Catholic Readingl . ; .... \ ... ; .... ; ... I 3 L'Abbe ' s Elevation of the Soul , ( sheep ) . > 3 0 , Some of the above are kept iu superior Bindings . Bonnycastle ' s School Books , and all other kinos of School Works constantly on : hand ,

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      HENEY MC 0 B , WHOLESALE and RETAIL FURRIER VV and CAP Manufacturer , begs most respectfully to inform the Public that he has Removed his Business from No . 4 , Marfcut-Walk to Part of the Shop , No . 2 , KING-STREET , lately Occupied by Mr . Gledhill , Tailor , where he intends to carry on all the Branches of his Businesa as -uraal . ! " ¦ ' ¦ ¦ - '¦ : - ¦ - - > : - ; ¦ -: : ^ ¦ . '¦ : . . ' ' , ' /' . ¦ v H . J . also returns his wncere Thanks to the Inhabitants of Huddersfield and its "Vi cin % , for their liberal Support since he commenced , and respectfull y Bolicita a Continuance ^ tberebf . - Caps and Ftjks Cleaned and Altered on the Shortest Notice , and on the moat reafonaible Terms ; Huddersfield , March 28 th , 1838 ,

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      READY MADE CLOTHES SHOP . MRS . GLEDHILL begs to Inform the Inhabitants of Huddersfield and its Vicinity , that she intends to keep by her in Stock , a Good Assortment of RE AD Y MADE CLOTHES , in part of the Shop , No . 2 , King-street , Huddersfield , ( lately occupied by her deceased Husband , ) and hopes that the Quality of her Articles , and her strict attention to Business , will secure her a share of Public Patronage . Huddersfield , March 29 th , 1838 .

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      GEEAT SAVING AT IBBETSON'S NEWSPAPER OFFICE , Neto Market-Place r Bradford . J IBBETSON beg * to inform the regular Subscri-. bera to the NORTHERN STAB , that ; he will supply them with Rosewood Frames , inlaid with Gilt , and Glass Fronts for the Portraits , at ls .. 8 d . each , to other persons at 2 s . each . He has constantly on hand a large Assortment of Second Hand Books , in good condition ,- on almost all subjects of Literature and Science , which he is enabled to sell off at a remarkably Low Rate ; and he particularly invites attention to a quantity of Bibles of all Sizes , which he has on sale .

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      BRONTERRE'S NEW WORK . FRENCH REVOLUTION OF 1789 . Just Published , Nos 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , Price Threepence each , and Parts 1 & 2 , Price One Shilling each , " the other portion to follow as usual . T IFE and CHARACTER of MAXIMILIAN Jj ROBESPIERRE . By BRONTEKRE , late Editor of the " Poor Man ' s Guardian , " &c , Proving by facts and arguments , that this celebrated leader in the French Revolution was not the Bloodthirsty ' Murderer of the French People , but a virtuous , humane , and enirghtened Reformer . Also explaining the reasons why " History" has belied his character , vilified his talents , and blackened his memory . With the Author ' s reflections oh the principal events and leading men of the French Revolution ; and sundry admonitory hint * and allusions , applicable to a } l times , all countries , and all classes of reformers , political , moral , and social , &e ., &c .

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      WHEREAS , a FIAT in BANKRUPTCY is awarded and issued forth against JON AS STEAD , of Armley , in the Parish of Leeds , in the County of York , Woollen Cloth Manufacturer , Dealer and Chapman , and he being declared Bankrupt , is hereby required ; to surrender himself to the Commissioners in the said Fiat named , or the major part of thpm , on the Seventh Day of April next , and . the Eleventh Day of May following , at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon of each Day , at the Court-Houuotn Leeds aforesaid ; arid roake a full discovery and disclosure of his Estate and Effects , when and where the Creditors are to come prepared to prove their Debts , and at the First Sitting to choose Assignees , and at the Last Sitting the said Bankrupt is ; required to finish his Examination , and the Groditors are to assent to or dissent from the Allowance of his Certificate .

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      RETURN OF THE - D O RCHE 3 TER LABO URER S . ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ : ? — - ' .- , '¦' .-Now Publishing , Price Fourpence , THE VICTIMS OF AYHIGGERY , BB . I-NG A STATEMENT OF THE PERSECUTION EXPERIENCED by the DORCHESTER LABOURERS , AN ACCOUNT OF VAN DIEMAN'S LAND , WITH THE HORRORS OF TRANSPORTATION , FULLY DEVELOPED , BY GEORGE LOVELESS , OXE OF THE VICTIMS .

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      A CARD . S * . - MR , RADCLIFFE , Surgeon , 73 , ffirkgativv Leeds , 31 st March . T ^ M

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      PLEASANT LODGINGS . „ . ' PLEASANT LODGINGS TO LET , No . 32 , JL Rockingham-Stbeet , LEEDS . For Particulars enquire on the Premises . .

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      ,- . . SURGERY . X ^ :- ^};^ / CANCER in all its varied forms successmlk-VJ treated , WITH 0 XJT THE KNIFE ^ W a system which is safe as well as effectual . : AU Scrofulous Swellings , Abseess , and every ; sort of Glandular Tumour , eradicated by a combination , of new and powerful remedies , by : . ; J . L . WAED , Surgeon ^ , Trafalgar 8 % . - ¦ ¦ - ' ¦ ' ¦ . ' - ¦ ' . Leeds . ¦ ¦'¦ . ¦ - . [ .-- . : ? \ x ^ i& * . ^ The practice of cutting , universally re 8 orC 0 cC ^ r" ; for the treatment of this painful and dajogertnis * malady-, is thus happily e - xposed in . the D 6 e 0 p- ? oC : May 22 , 1833 . ' .. ' " : \ . ' : r . ' : ¦ : ¦ C- ' !! ^ < ' ^ - \'

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  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), March 31, 1838, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct344/page/1/