... JOHNI WILKINSON, GoLlosmrIT, JEWELLER, &ej eg to present to his Friends and Patrons bis moat ?? of the Countenance ?? it hch they have honoured him for many Years. ad Tespectftsly Inf-oms theml that the Business ?? henceforthl be carried on, in Conjunction with his Birothaer, under tihe Firm5 ofIJ. and T. Wu~iaci-ssae. on whose Behalf he earnestly solicitsaa Continuance or tneir higilly valued ...

... .PARKI-LANE ESTATE.-.HATFIELD. near DONCASTER, IN THE WEST -RIDING OF VORKSHIRE.-By Mr. JOHN At th OLIVER, at the H~ouse of Mr. Richard RidII911, the W~hite ly Hart, In H~atielid aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 16th Day of sovem. ly ber next, at Four ?? in tile Afternoon, in the fcIilOs'ligor~ Fri, such other Lots as may be agreed upon at the Time of Sale- or Lot 1. OUR CLOSES of good Arable LAND, ...

... THEk RIPON DIOCESAN BOARD OF | EDUCATION. A T a MEETING held on Thursday, the 2nd br. 181, at the Court House. in Wakefield, fo ?? of FORMING a BOARD for PROMOTING, uI. PROVING, and EXTENDING POULAR EDUCATION, AC- CORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH, In the DIOCESE of RIPON.- The Right Hon LORD WHARNCLIFFE In the Chair, The following Resolutions were adopted unaulmously;,_ ...

... SUJNDAY NEXT, I ecember 12th, the Rev. TNI-OS. PENINOCK, who haA been a Midssionary in the, West Indies npwa ca of Tweetty Vears, will preach at Pttk Chapel. Carol Ine Street, at H.lf-pa r Ten ?? in th e Morn- Ing-, an d at Lady Line Chapel. at SIX ?? in the EVerning. Mir. ROWLAND. of Liverpool, is expected to preach at Lply Lane Chapel, fin the M~orning. at Half-ptoit Ten e,'Clocit; and at ...

... & C. HEFBDEN respectulyinform their Friends *that C. HEDIDEN is n3ow In Londo, making his usual SLt'iCTION of YslLLINERY, DRESSES, &C. &c., suited tor r the pregent Season. a C. H-ebdeen's remurnlwill he annoureoeri n a future Paper. (I OUT-DOOR APPRENTICES WANTED. 1I, Old Mesit ?? '3,14. M SS AIOORIHOUSE gratefully returns Thanks to the Ladies of Leads and its Vicinity, for the kind Support ...

... rierds ?? &C. A ll5 EEDS CHURCH OF ENGLAND COM- ecciv. L TVIERCIAL SCHOOL. [Ic of the BOARD OF EDUCaTION for the Parish of Leeds have the Pleisure to announce. that, in consequence of the ST7 eY numerous Applications for Admission, (many of which they VJIl gh la have been obliged to refuse, owing to the ecro vded State of the W sup- School,) they have taken more extensive Premises, situated ...

... M. KIRKLAND, Aucier, Apae, W Estate ed Mouse Agent. 4.Cl5, ?? . set fol Inom PSlsbatof Leeds 'and its iiiy ftia ionesne 1 ii5 nthe aboey Brane es. and trusts, from i ~pre~i L~lon. Edinburgh, and Glasgow, (andt mae hih ja.Toa adIck, of Leeds,) to conduct fuina. laes wit uhamne Swl give satisfaction to those who mays ?? i it h Con ildence, and by prompt atten- tloayt Orders ei h of their Support ...

... WELCOME TO:. THE. NOBLE PATRIOTS It HE Tra des and the Public are respectfully iformed, that on u MONDAY, the 27th of SEPTasBim T 1841, there wvill be \.r A PUBLIC PROCESSION,: To Welcome into MANCHESTER those Brave and Noble Patriots, FEARGUJS O'CONNORS ESQ., J. B. O'BRIEN, ESQ., MR. WM. BENBOW, REV. W. V. JACKSON, MR JOHN LIVESEY, AND MR. BARKER Who hwve Suffered Imprisonment for maintaining ...

... ROSPECTUS of an Establishment of News. P Rooms and Libraries, in connection with the Leeds Parliamentary Reform Astociation. The main, object of the E3tablishment is to pro. vide the Working Classes with better means of acquiring Politioal and Useful Knowledge;. and the Middle Classes, by becoming Sub- scribers, wvill not only have the opportunity of promoting, this object, but at the same ...

... THE ILLUMINATOR. NEW. CHARTIST PERIODICAL. HE MIDLAND COUNTIES' ILLUMINA- TOR, Price Three-halfpence, is Published every Saturday Morning, by Mr. SEAL, of Leicester, and may be had of Mr. CLEAVE, Shoe-lane, London; of Mlessrs. Sweet, (Nottingham,) Skevington and Eveleigh, (Loughborough,) Neal, (Dcrby,) Vickers, (Belpor,) Burgess, (Hinckley,) and all Booksellers in the Kingdom, by application ...

... JUST OUT! rRICE TWOPENCE, THE 3EPUBLZOA N: A TALE OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. By ARGUS. ROM the great Expense in getting up THE F REPUBLICAN, all Orders must be pre-paid. Agents will, of course, be supplied on the usual trade terms. GLASGOW : Published by J. 0. La Mont, 20, Lon- don-streat; and Sold by the Booksellers, and all respectable News Agents in Town and Country. DISREPUTABLE FRAUDS ...

... 3 THCOREPE: BIEIAJSIETT. 1 HE desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE of the late 3T Mr. CHRISTOPHER O WSTON, situate in the IParish of Thorpe Bassett, near Malton, consisting of I Two Farm Houses, with Homestead, Cottages, and nearly Three Hundred Acres -of rich Land, will be offered for- SALE BY AucrioN, in the Month of i Februarylnext. Further particulars, which will be given in a future t advertisement, ...