... Apre~vihit argate, Hull. 28th May, 1847. $If~cellantouw. THI S DAY, THE OgGAN IN ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH WILL BE. OPENED BY MR. ROGERS, ORGAEIST OF ST. GEORGE'S, DONCASTER. SERMONS will be PREACHED, followed S ?? at the MORNING SERVICE (com. cencing at Eleven) ...

... J. Atkinson, Mr Win. 8harp, Mr W. F. Sntton, Mfr Thomas Wilson, *a Mr L. Wilson, whbose termn of 3 years has expired. A. BANNISTER, Chairman. D OYAL QUEEN'S THEATRE, -1.11 PARAGON.STBREET Leees Mears WOLPENDEN and 3facsOUNgx. Positivaly the LAST TWO NIGHTS ...

... favourite Drama. Mr FELIX ROGERS, Miss JENNY WILMIORS, and the strength of the Company, vith the London Extravaganza of IXION, or THE MAN AT THE WHEEL. Go and see Miss Wilmare as the Man at the Wleeel, and Mr Felix Rogers as Minerva. T THE ALHAM ...

... the BC FvB,1cRoosJarratt-street, on TUESDAY I . , .November lot, 1859, chair to be taken at of gl ncprecisely. Rev G.A. ROGERS, M.A.. O qeve t of St. Luke's, Holloway, London, 'will e p fro the Parent S)oiety; and A ?? connected with this Town and neigh ...

... Schooner ROB ROY, Capt. C11ARLES M'GREGoR, To Sail with the first Spring Ships. For Freight and Particulars, apply to ANTHONY BANNISTER & CO., Hl, March 26, 1845. Humber-Street. f TO SAIL ABOUT TIs 23RD APRIL, 1845, Ye FOR QUEBEC, 157711 GOODSAND PASSE NGERS ...

... Rodford, and :1. ' Wilson, Hull'; M. Turrir,' Reverley W. Ainsworthi, and 4. Broadrick, Scarborough' Me- s ri.Clark, aad' t' Rogers, ghisr ;;and: by a0ll the looiksellers. iuithe_ United Kindsioln1-Wbere also may befhad-, SQoi61; s i Da Vyf daoT-OiN TALE ...

... For the Benefit of Mrs FRANK CALHAEMI. 0 TUESDAY, the 11th, for the Benefit of Mr MONTAGUTEN; on WEDNESDAY, for ?? of ^ Mffr ROGERS; on THURSDAY, for the joint Benefit of fiessrs SHIANN, TOFT, and TAYLOR. - The Annual Gorgeous Christmas PANTOMIME is in active ...

... WONDERFUL DOG GY M NASTS. MlR. ROBERT H OP:1:INS, King Long Barney. MISS MINNIE ROGERS, Characteristique. MISS AGNES MAILNES, The eminent Operatic Vocalist; MR. J. ROGERS, The great English Baritone; and MR. JAMES ORR LESLIE, England's Primo Tenore, who ...

... Eight ?? in the Morning, EVERY WEDANESDAY AND SATURDAY. FARES-BestCabin, 6s. 6d.; Fore Cabin, 4. Apply to the Agents, A. BANNISTER, & CO., Hull; WILLIAM J. HALL & CO., Wharfingers,Ceustom-houseQuay, London HULL TO LONDON, 48. 1HE GENETRAL STEAhI NAVI- ...

... Eight ?? in the Morning, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. FARES-BestCabin, 6s. 6d.; Fore Cabin, 4s. Applyto the Agents, A. BANNISTER, & CO., Hull; WILLIAM J. HALL & CO., Wharfingers,Castom-houseQuay, London HULL TO LONDON, 4s. *- 3. n HE GENERAL STEAkE NAVI- ...

... the Borough. THOMAa HENRY TRAVIS, Esq., of Brough, in the , East Riding of the County of York, Barrister-at-Law. ANTHONY BANNISTER, of Hessle, in the East-Riding of the County of York, Esq. JOHN FOUNTAIN, of the Borough of Kingston-upon- Hull, Esq.; and ...

... fot Lots, as may be agreed upon at time of Sale, EC All those THREE substantial COTTAGES, occunC pied by John Scott, John Rogers, and Mrs. Williamson, d with tie GARDENS thereto, containing about Three C. Hoods of most prolific Garden Ground, well stocked ...