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... 6 £ D r , ?? Reporter . 3 Health of Towns Com- «'' , c j.vTTLUGENCE — mission ?? 6 *° r w i..d 2 Tb«ujhUonth«Natai___ I ?? 2 Man 6 S( , i, fi 3 Bank of Manchester . . 6 ?? v *, .1 3 Dosperate Conflict with .. , Unneous ?? 3 Pirates g M , Articles— Foreign Intelligence . 6 c ?? -City of Lond. ° . i ; ,;l _ Equali_ition English, Scotch, and Irish 1 , V1 ?? -Progress of Agitations ?? 7 ?? ...
... Price Fourpence Halfpenny. You XIII. No. 6J5 THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1847. AOVJRTISEMfc^TS. EE LECTURES, explanatory of the doc- -1 trine of the CathoUc Church on the subject of INDUL- rRSCES, will be giren in the Catholic Chapel, Mount St. uLnt. by toe Ber. T. Harrison, on the three successive Kf eveniugs, Jan. 24th, Jan. 31«t. f and Feb. 7th. Ssrncf to commence at half-past Six ia the ...
... miscellaneous concert, , Tt'KSDAY EVENING, Dec. 7th, 1841, in the Theatre . | ie Mechanics' Institute, Bradford, at which they will * have the valuable Assistance of MRS. SUNDERLAND, MISS E. MERCER, ! Mesdames Mercer, Drake, and Stead, MR CAWTIIRA AND A SELECT CHORUS, LEADER, Mr. SCHCLEY. Principal Second Violin, Mr. Bentley; Viola, Mr. Holt; V olc.ncello, Mr. Shackleton ; Contra Bass, Mr. ...
... -. 5 ifphanistan — India — • China — the East — HoM E *» A District In- France ?? 2 tellioence— ?? Intelligence — Bradford ?? 5 Eneland 2 I**&m a ScMlsnd 2 Huddersfield ?? 5 Ireland 2 Keighley 5 Hiscellaneous . - J. 4 Local Intelligence— T 1 ?? on the « Sci- Sudbun-andSouthamp- ence of Life . 6 » Elec ions -Dis- The Bradford Bo^ of r B At S7~ Guardians- . . 6 ,he Anti-Oirn-Law Jubilee 237iSr ...
... leaie the Station at Wellington Street, I • V* «'• alB ° * ?? tation at Bradford, as under: — I '^ußylNr,. AFTERNOON. A.M. P.M. . 0 10 02 0 « - 0 3 0 g 0 4 0 . 9 0 5 0 ]y 0 '• 6 0 jj . 7 0 - 1 0 NOON. 8 0 I 9 0 I 19 0 ON SUNDATB. A.M. 1 0 P.M. - c 6 0 '-if 0 8 30 -reTrain* ■' '' ,e ?? t the convenience of Passengers i l^f.iti.' f ,b#! Midland, York and North ...
... . . 2 h » re Market- West Riding _ T m Railoavs-lheLeagueßazaar foreign Intelligence 3 -Mr TresMl and his Weavers Important fiom Ainc-rira— - Anti-Corporation Influence — Annexation of Texas — Pre. — Choral Socie, v 's Oratorio sident Polks Inaugural A*. J^^ MEETINGS & Pro- I D r t! I ST,c *» tk^'«snce 3 \fSF?L^^-Ua&. 6 2? £? e , r ern «, „ l S u: - tr.tes and Constables : a Scene C n ...
... 2 tfTES «_Kl?ffi3. Domestic Intelligence 3 L KA ding Articles . a ?? STw Se ?? lection; NeW ?? £«..', Custom Dv- ?? »«•- I Cause, of ties at Mancni~,ter. p Scotland I'.iwer of the VoluO. rOSTSCKIPT ?? 4 tory Piinciple ; Boy killed l>y Sunderlaand Election : Latest Bees. from America ; Peru and Ta- Ireland — The Harvest; More h'ti. Outrages LOCAL MARKETS ?? 4 Imperial Parliament . 3 ?? c, t_.„ ...
... . 2 District Intelligence . . 5 Domestic Intelligence— Board of Guardians . . 6 England 2 a J* fie,d . . ■ ■ • • « Scotland 2 Huddersfield ?? 6 Ireland, State Trials. . 3 _ Hallf ax ?? 6 Miscellaneous . . .• 3 P 7°S^ss of the League . 7 Anti-Leage Movement . . 7 Leading Articles— Foreign Intelligence . . 7 Summary, — Reciprocity Literature 7 — the Colliers ?? 4 Spirit of the Age ?? 7 ...
... LET FOR A TERM YEARS. For further particulars apply Mr, JOHN DENBY. Wools pier, Bradford; .Messit. WILLIAM and JAMES BOOTH, of Shipley, who will the promise'. Braftfon!. July 30th. KUO, FAL VABLE WORSTED A CHINERV. ONE STEAM ENGINE. WORSTED POWERLOOMS, JACQUARD MACHINES, MR. T. INGHAM Hal great pleasure in anDnuncinj; lh»l ha* received inrtructionc from the AssiKneei ■ f ABRAHAM TEMPEST, of ...
... pression Spirits, Lo«s Appetite, Trembling or Shaking of the Hands or Li ml*, Ol«tinale Coughs, Shortness Breath, Head Aches. Gout, Rheumatism, Asthma, Consumption, Weaknesses, kr. &c. CORDIAL ...
... tbe ■_t > ra_— * Cbap*. Benton Partc^lUwdea. OIKIOf «_»VICSB. ?? ?? i -j»*_n_-wi_t_ ?? commence by J^m Scrip-aw-an* Trayot. t*Ut. JOB** h-ELLY, ot liverpod, wiU ?? the istisinttery Uotmtßt IV Bey. T. SCALES, of Le_-S, v_H propose tta U*ud ^T^lr. JOSEPH FATTffi-M, of Woa, Salop. wiU offer __ Desstnat-Sa Pi-tyes. TV Rev. .. W.'tUMWtm, ?? D.D, « Leads, wil ri„ ?? te __•«**-«. IK _l STEMNO, __ ...
... introductory to , Coarse on PROTESTANT NONCONFORMITY. By the ! SJV. J. H. Rvi^and. Service begins at Half-past Six o'Clock. j ! CONSECRATION OF ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, ECCLESHILL. ON Tocsdat, March 28th, 1848, the above Cburch wi'd be Consecrated, and a SERMON preached therein, by i THE LORD BISHOP OF RIPON. Divine Service wiU commence at Eleven o'clock. • On S-jnuat, April 2nd, TWO SERMONS will be ...