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Northern Star (1837-1852), 23rd June 1838, Edition 2 of 3, Page unpag, Untitled Ad

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    • THEATRE, LEEDS.

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      OK MOJSDAY . June the 25 th , 1838 , HAMLET , ( with First Time , ) THE TWO QUEENS . _ . Oa TUESDAY , ( First Time , ) Mr . YATES'S Grand Dramatic Spectacle of

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      OLD GEORGE IOT . BRIGGATE , LEEDS , WIZkL BE &E-OFENSD OH TUESDAY " THE 26 th JUKE , 2838 . JOHF AYEEY , EEGS respectfully to inform his Friends and the Peblicin General , that he has entered to the above Inn , where he hopes to merit a share of that patronage and support which it will be his sole ambition to deserve . The House ha 3 undergone extensive alterations and improvements , for the purpose of affording greater convenience and comfort to his Commercial Visitors . The Bed Rooms are finished in a most ample manner , and he Batters himself will not fail to ensure a repetition of patronage . Choiee Wines and Spirits . Good Stabling for Torty Horses . Market Dinners provided as usual . N . B . —J . A , wishes to intimate that the Sadler's sod Harness Makers' Fair , formerly held at this Sflose for asrest number ¦ fynnrg ^ jgjH be again rtfciac ^ ai ^ eTery ^ ssnne accommodamnrairoraEfl to Gentlemen in that Line of Business .

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      THE gUEBJTS COBOSATIOX . IT a-MEETING of the COMMITTEE , ( ap-JlL pointed at the Conrt-Hoase on the 14 th inst . ) ¦ and held on the 19 th inst : — pbesext , , THE MAYOR IN THE CHATB : It was Resolved , — To kecommeitd the Observance of the QUEEN'S COKONATION on the 28 th inst ., in the following Manner , viz .: — That the Mayor , with such Members of the Corporation , and other Inhabitants , as may choose to accompany him , meet at the CouBT-House at Halfjxut 2 ? ine o'Clock , and walk in PROCESSION from thence , to attend Divine Service , at . Ten o'Clock , at St . John ' s Church , and , after the Service , proceed , on horseback , to Huxslst Moor . That the Children belonging to the different Schools in the Town , assemble under their respective Teachers , and proceed to HUNSLET MOOR , so as to arrive there at Half-past Twelve o'Clock , when HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LANCERS , * mJ the Leeds Squadron of the YORKSHIRE BUSSARS , will go through their Military Exercises , and Fire In Honor of the Occasion . After which the Mayor , Corporation , and other Inhabitants to retnrn in Procession with the Children up Briggate , Upperhead Row , and down Park Sow , to the Mixed Cloth Hall , and there jsin in singing " Godsave the Queen "—the Children then to watt to their respective Schools , and there pariaie of such Refreshments as may be provided for them . The Committee entertain the hope that the SHOPS WELL BE CLOSED , , as general a HOLIDAY granted as may be practicable . Resoltxd , That the preceding Recommendations . be adverted once in all the Leeds Newspapers , and made fcther Public by Placards throughout the Borough . THOS . W . TOTTTE , Mayor .

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      BaTTY'S ASEWA , BAHK STREET , HEEDS , "R * U . NDA ¥ , Jnne 25 th , for the BENEFIT of - TrJ : Hbs . Battt , on which occasion will be ponced a Grand Equestrian Spectacle , founded ™ Lord Bybos ' s beantifel Dramatic Tale of JaAZEPPA , or the Desert Stebd . P < 5 ? JXJSsi > ay , ifcere will be s Grand DAY ^^^^ to commence at Two o'Clock prete i ,. ^' ^ occasion , the Children belonging # « £ ** Charit 7 Sdiools- will be admitted J ? ° 7 i SDAY , the Performances will be B r tte immediate Patronage of Major Husws dtieO"ICE 1 's of the Yorkshire wJf * *? ^/ ' ^ ** produced a magnificent ^ wSL ? 2 * ° RONATION ~ S which ^ JW « S * eDgth ef the Co 0 pa , y will appear , ^^ W by a numerous Train of Auriliaries . ** tI ± r ^ ^ m , o «^ on .-be under ^ ittinedttte Patronage of tie VontifU : the ^ sS ? £ ? ' ^^ ^ S Kt » l 8 -I Gal . 6 d . S ^^ ss S ^ ^^ ; j ^^" ^ Et t : jS ** - J * rw » , and Horses trained for * e

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      IMPORTANT AND USEFUL TO THE PUBLIC . J EPSTEIN , Banker and Chief Agent ,. * Fkawkfobt-os-the-Maine , calls the attention of the Public to the Great LOTTERY LOAN , negociated lately by his Majesty the Emperor of Russia and King of Poland , through the Agency of Messrs . A . Frankel and J . Epstein . There must "be gained , in ten Drawings , Prizes amounting to many Millions of Polish Florins . The Fourth Drawing takes place on the 15 th August , 1838 , in "Warsaw . Chances by which any one may interest himself in this great Lottery , for the small Stake of £ 2 each , of six Pieces for . £ 10 , may be procured by the above-mentioned House of Frankfort-on-the-Main .

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      WESTMINSTER IMPROVEMENT COMT T PANY . —To be incorporated by Act of Parlia ment—Capital , £ " 50 , 000 , in 7 , 500 Shares of £ 100 each .

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      SIMCG'S CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF LINSEED is , as every body says , the best and most efficacious medicine in the world for coughs , colds , asthmas , hoarseness , impeded respiration , difficult expectoration , sorenesss or rawness of the chest and stomach , consumptive cough , and pulmonary affections . —Asthmatic persons who have been cured by this essence , declare that prior to its use they had not been able to lie down in bed for twenty nights , on account of impeded respiration . It will be found invaluable to persons who are obliged to travel in the fogs and damp air ; and will core chil-Tlren's coughs is two days . Its immense sale is a sufficient proof of its wonderful effects .

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      THE VICTORIA STEAMER . fROM an unfortunate Accident haying happened this Vessel , she will not ply on the-Lo # i > ON Station at present , and consequently will not leave Hull on the Coronation Week , as stated in a former Advertisement . ¦ : ' BROWNLOW & PEARSON , JJull . Hull , 15 * A June , 1838 . ; " '

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      MR . R . HARLING , OF ALMONDBURY , Ti ESPECTABLE Dealer in Medicine , who has JX for many years been celebrated for the relief and cure of Bilious and Liver Coniplaints , indigestion , sick headache , giddiness , loss of appetite ^ heart-burn , spasms , wind , costiveness , and all diseases which originate in the stomach and bowels , and by whom the public have been long benefitted by Ms many and successful cures , continues to sell his Medicine as usual at his Residence , t . Town-End , Almondbury , Near Huddersfield .

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      ^ 'I ^^^ b ? ^ H' * ~^ L ^^^•^ H ^^^ e ^ H - ' - - ' ^^^^^ & ^^^^^^ F - ^^ H' l ¦ ^^^^^^^^^ ¦ ^^^^ r ^^^^ K ^^^ I ^^^^ H ^^^^ H ^^^^^ U ^ H I ^^^^^ b - ¦ *^^ E ^^ H ^^ I ^ hS ^^^^^^ V ^^ H ~^^ V" ^^^ Bi ^ H ^ B ^^ K ^ I ^ B ^ ll ^^ r ^^^ H ^^^ M ' ^^^^ H ' ^ K ^^^^^^^ H ^^^ H ^ H ^^ R ^ i ~ B ^^ V ' ^^^^ f ^^ m J ^^ L ^^^ M I ^ I ^ H ^ PI ^ B ^^^ B ^^^^ j ^^^^ H ^^^^^^^^ Li ^^^^^^ Hl I ^ H ^^^ &sa ^^^^^^^ KSHil MR . W . Pii . LL . Lfl . ro , Sou o ' l Dr . X'UILLIPS , late Surgeon in His Majesty ' s Royal Navy , SuBGEON , Botanist , and Worm Destroyer , No . 19 , Top of Ivegate , BRADFORD , returns his sincere Thanks to the Inhabitants of Bbadford and its Vicinity , for the liberal Encouragement he has received for the last Nineteen Years , and hopes , by strict Attention to Business , to have a continuance of the same ; and at the same time , calls their Attention to the following Tacts : — To Mr . Phillips , Bradford . Sir , —I take this opportunity of writing these few lines , to inform you of . the cure that you have performed for me , John Blake , Bingley , having suffered under the pains of that dreadful disorder , the bloody flux , for twojears ; and in the coarse of that time , I have been in Chelsea Hospitalj London ,. ani I have tried a great number of different Medical Men , and all to no purpose . P . S . Mr . P . you are at full liberty to publish this for the benefit of those so afflicted . I remain , yair well-wisher , JOHN BLAKE . Cros 3 Plats , near Bingley , May , 1837 .

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      IN THE PRESS , AND WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY WEEK , PRICE THREEPENCE , THE PECULIAR SANCTITY OF THE SABBATH , A SEEMON , 1 DELIVERED IN BETHEL CHAPEL , HULL , BY WILLIAM HILL , MINISTER OF THE SAID CHAPEL . Also in the Press , and WHI be . published shortly , FIFTEEN LESSONS ON THE ANALOGY And SYNTAX of THE ENGtTSH LANGUAGE . Third Edition revised and amended .

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      In a few days , Vol . I . In Imperial Octavo , elegantly bound , Gilt Edges , 20 a Large Folio , a Magnificent Edition , superbly bound , 50 s . SAUNDERS' POLITICAL REFORMERS , Containing PORTRAITS AND MEMOIRS OF 1 . Lord John Russell , M . P . 2 . Charles BulLer , Esq ., M . P . 3 . J . A . RoBBuck , Esq . 4 . Lord Melbourne . 5 . J . T . Leader , Esq ., M . P .

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      NOW PUBLISHING , PRICE FOURPENCE , Uniform and may be bound with the " Dorchester pamphlet , " "Cotton Spinners' Trial , " fyc . A VINDICATION of toe Principles , Objecti , and TeBdencien of TRADES UNIONS , or Associations of th 6 "Working Classes . ¦

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      IN the BANKRUPTCY of WILLIAM BOWNAS , of Wortloy , 5 a the Parish of Leeda .- '; .. . . ¦ ¦ - . ' .. '¦' . ' -. ' : " '¦' ..:. - Meeting for Proof op Bebts arid to Abdit * he Act ( k » tiii ^* f the a FiR 9 t DiTM > BK » ef the Estate * ii& Effects of the BAnVrupt , on the TVentjr ^^ Seventh Day ^ of June Instant , at Eleven o'Clock in the Fbrenoon , at the Court House , in Leeds . ' All Claims not then proved will be disallowed . By Order , CHAS . NAYLOR , ? Solicitor to the THOS . F . FODEN , S Assignees . Leeds , 7 th June , 1838 ,

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      rpHE Commissioners in a Fiat in Bankruptcy X awarded and issued against { WILLIAM BROWN and WILLIAM ANDREWS , of Leeds , in the County of York , Clpth Dressers and Merchantg , Dealers , Chapmeff , andt Co-partners , intend to meet on the 29 th Day of June inst , Eleven o'Clpck , at the Court House , in Leeds aforesaid , in order to- Audit the Accounts of the Assignees ; and on the game Day and Place , at Twelve o'Clock ^ to make a Dividend of ths Estate and Effects of tne said Bankrupts , when and where the Creditors , who have not already proved their Debts , are to come prepared to prove the same or they will be excluded the Benefit of the said Dividend . T . F . FODEN , Solicitor , Leeds .

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      WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE . midsummeF sessions . " VT 0 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN , that the MidjS summer General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the West Riding of the Coanty of York , will be opened at Skipton , on Tuesday , the 3 d Day of July next , and by Adjournment from thence will be holden at Bradford , Wednesday , the 4 th Day of the saine Month , at 10 of the Clock ia the Forenoon of each of the said Days ; and also , by further Adjournment from thence , will be holden at RoTHERHAM , on Monday , the 23 d Day of the same Month , at Twelve of the Clock at Noon , whea all Jurors , Suitors , Persons who stand upon Recognizance , and others having business at 'the said Sessions , are required to attend the Court .

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      RYAN'S ROYAL CfBiCUS , CHURCH STREET OPPOSITE THE BLUCHER INN , HAU » AX ¦ WILL POSITIVELY . . OPEN THIS DAY , JUNE 23 rd , 1838 , WITH the whole of his Equestrian Comaany and First Rate Stud of Thirty English and Foreign Horses , Groups of Burmese Poniefy together with the first Company of Equestrian Artiste ? , Russian Rope Dancers , and Gymnastic Professors in the Kingdom . ^ poring the Fair there will be Two Per ^ forminces each day , and in the Evening as per Bill . ;

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      Dress Boxes , 2 s . 6 d . ; Pit ,, lsl ; Ga ^ ery , 6 d . Children under Twelve Years of Age , admitted to . the Boaes at Is . each . ' The Doors Open at IJalf-past Six—to . eommenc& precisely at Half-past Sfeven . Places for the Boxes may be taken at the Bos Office , from Eleven to Two o'Cloek in the Afternoon , —but no Places can be secured unless Tickets , are taken . ; / ^ " . Riding Masters ...-. Messrs . Ginn * t and Field— - Clowns ... Messrsi Randall , Barry , and WilJiams * Equestrian Tuition and Horse * Broken for the-Road or Field . " '¦ : I ¦' ¦¦ ¦ Officers will be in Attendance for ] the purjose of preserving good Order . , In Order to meet the wishes of numerous . Applicants , a limited Number of Season riekets . w . iU . be secured , and may be obtained by applying at the Box Office . Tradesman are requested to send in their Bills , for ' Payment every Saturday . Mr . PARRY , Superintendent . Halifax , June 18 th , 1838 . ]

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      T . M . BOlEJVf coirs ultiw ^ oeticiajb ; TT 1 HE Nobility , Gentry , and all whose sight , xe-X quires the aid of Spectacles , are refloept&illy cautioned against the use of Spectacles wife € Mas « Eyes . Glass , being a Conductor of Heat ^ readilj becomes warm , and attract the Damp , as may be observed by wearing a pair . of Glass Eyes for half aa hour ; they become nearly opaque , being covered with Damp , arid require to bo wiped in Summer , ia * he open air ; they are extremely dangerous to the wearer , as they , contract the solar rays into a small focus , which falling immediately on the pupil of the the

      Theatre, Leeds.

      THEATRE , LEEDS .

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  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), June 23, 1838, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct350/page/1/