... 2 ?? I H »- «-*-«».u England- Prorogation of Par. j LOCAL INTELLIGENCE . .t, Hatnent ; The Duke of Wet. Board of Guardians ; Ancient ling-ton on Duelling ; Seces- and Modern Burial Customs : sion to Popery ; Deodands ; Ghurch Rate Meeting at Representation of Dartmouth • Keighlejr; Kildwick ; lastitu. Extraordinary Importation l of tion for tbe Deaf and Burab. Cattle j Exhibition of a New _ T ...

... connected with he above Place of Worship, by the Rev. B. Carpenter, of ' Hours of Service,— a Quarter before Eleven, and Half -past Sir. . Keigtiley Agricultural Show. THE ANNUAL SHOW of the Keighley Agricultural Society will take place on Wednesday, the 4th October, their usual Show-groand, when Premiums will be awarded for Ploughmen, Horses, Bulls, Cows, Sheep, Pigs, Poultry, and Turnips- ...

... SionChapd, Bridge street, Bradford. . The Sermon lo V c Stude=il_ and Friends will be preached by the Re.. C M. I.IRItELL, of Livkrpool, the service commencing at Ten a.m., immediately after which the Iwsiness ef the Society wi'l be transacted A Col_*ct. >n in aid of the Funds after the Sermon. A C'.ld Colla'iou will he provided as usual ior ministers and friends in the S ?? Room ■■'' x i_ Cha ...

... tad the and Day a INT., QMU|M 3b, Springfield Leeds, ALL THE TRI'LY ELEGANT AND MODERN FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, C ...

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... LOIINGE. Letda, expressly ''f'.ilore^nts for the approaching Festive Season. The - lal _ r»1 It JkTreplcte widi Sivelties. and offers the combined 'CSpalSeCtoent to select from, »ith extreme M cS° n M t o f iSrknamel. Amethist, Topax, Filigree^ Agate. ?? Flower Brooches, moulded in Gold, from 10s. and Rosewood Desis, Dressing Cases, and Work Boxes, /r r„?her' 1 Env dope Cases. Folios. Ne plus ...

... ♦ Ackteorlh —Geo. Nelstrop. Liverscdge— Josh.Chadwi.ck, • Almondbury—Wm. Midgley. Millbridge. Armley —John Farrar. Littlebro' —J. N. Walton, Tod Ashton-under-Lyne —Thos. Cun- morden. ningham. Liverpool —Gore and Son, Adver-1 Barnsky— John Kay. Office. George llarrison. Willmcr and Smith, It. Pybus. Mews Agents. Bailey —Thos.Wilsun. Post Office Thos. Kaye, Courier Bedale —Wm. Knowles. Office. , ...

... The late Colonial Wool Sa'es at the Hall of Commerce, London, closed yesterday week. The foil wire is tbe account them furnished by Messrs. J. T. Simesand Co., brokers, 58, Coleman- 1 1 street:— The public sales of Col nial Wool, which commenced on the 9th instant, closed this (Friday) evening, Sept. 28. The quantity brought forward consisted of— 11,476 bales of Australian Wool; Van ...

... the Private Secretaryship to Lord Heytesbury, the new Viceroy of Ireland. We have heard, however, from several quarters, that Mr. A'Court, private secretary to Lord Eliot, and nephew of Lord Heytesbury, will be appointed to that important office. It is also rumoured in political circles that Mr. Greville Vernon, who has for some time acted as unpaid private secretary to Lord Eliot, will ...

... ME. and MRS. THOMAS beg leave to state there will be a MORNING CLASS for YOUNG LADIKS only, at their Residence. 15, Parade, and Saturday; JUVENILE CfLASS, Music Hall, Albiun Street. bvsry Wednesday and Afternoon, at Two; CLASS for YOUNG GENTLEMEN only, every Wednesday and Friday, at Six o'Cloct, East Parade; EVENING SDBSCRIPTION CLASS, for ADULTS, will commence October. [879 ANN ENGLAND ...

... every quarter, demands from renewed expression of my warmest thanks. My Canvassing Returns, which arc now very nearly computed, lead me to entertain the most sanguine bopea of sue esse. I have and shall oontiaua to make every exertion to pay my Personal respects to each the Electors, but I trust that those upon whom it asay not my power to wait, will not think guilty of negligence, or ...

... HOUSE LORDS, Friday, April 7. CHANCELLOR stated that her Majesty had '' G S. Esq., to the office of Principal Cleik . '» to the Failiamcn', in the room of B. Cutrey, Esq., ' Duties Assimilation Bill was read third time and rtv Tax Bill went tin ouch committee. ' !. l for Manslaughter Bill was read a second time and , . committed. essary Actions Prevention Bill was read a 6econd , . to ...