... litI p oiTEFRACT WESLEYAN METHODIST - . ~~CHASPEL. TBA;NNUAL SEBBMONS on behalf of the Trust Funds of se ubove Chapel, will be preacbed on Suncay, December lsenty- 1343, ia the bo niat 2Half-past Ten, and in the ae Hlf-past Six oClock, by the REV. 11ENRY ?? j of Leedg; eas Ie Evening ifC Chrfetma$-:ay, at Hfalf-pastj i o'Clock, by the REV. JOHiN IO.MAS, of Manchester; and z, rue ?? ning. ...

... NEW WOOLLEN CLOTH AND TAILORS' TRIMIMING ESTABLISHMENT, 37, B}IGGATE, LE3EDS, AND iWARKET PLACE, DARLINGTON. M . H. DAVIS respectfully invites the attention of the Public to his VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE STOCK OF WOOLLEN CLOTHS, Which he has purchased for Cash, and is determined to sell for a very small amount of proffe The Goods are of first-rate Manufacture, and not made for sale only, but will ...

... ~ulitcNttccm INVESTMENTS IN RAILWAYS. in' rIAPITALITSS and Others seeking Investments .1 initalilways. may receive O~erylnfourmation on applic~ation sub g ppd CT. B130WLIIV, SHAIRE BnscoRSa, 53, ALBIOH-STREET, Dis 15 ?? nd POST Ors'ics: Buir,)ness, Hus,., hil 1 15dslth Neot, 1143. ilv oISITOR TO LONDON,-VISIToR otic, J'London are respectfully informed that they will meet Out ?? and ...

... e PATRIOTIC TALES! ., For Christmas and New Year Presents, t PRICe THRUEPENCE-NO. 1, . HE REPUBLICAN; a Tale of the French ;, 1TRevolation. By Atous. d *The Republican' is written by an author as original in his sphere as ' Boz.' His style ia chaste, manly, and imnpasssioned; and the sentiments con- s- tained in this Tale, and throughout the whole of ' Argus's' writings, are such as belong ...

... sad '2ERA FRAYLEEDS.-THE~ ised QAT LY1AIX ilbheld on W~ednesday' next, re- ?? Tvrb.,t welve ?? at Soon. 000. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ WcayBoard. -np- B' rdrWILAMIECWIT11, Secretary. .ise- NEW ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS. gl't Mr. Charles Lord, Druggist, Leeds . 2 20 As. Mirs. Mary Bon tley ?? 220 .ter SUB3SCtRipTIo.\ INCREASED. ionl Jose5p] l~oldsworth, Esq., W~akclild. from )TU ?? 2s. to 331) tIe, Mr. John Dresser, ...

... NEW WOOLLEN CLOTH AND TAILORS' TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT, 37, BRIGGATE, LEEDS, AND VIARKET PLACE, DArLINGTON. M[ H. DAVIS respectfully invites the attention of the Public to his VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE STOCK OF WOOLLEN CLOTHS, Which he has purchased for Cash, and is determined to sell for a very small amount of profit. The Goods are of first-rate Manufacture, and not made for sale only, but will ...

... MUSIC HALL, LEEDS. EXTRAORItDNARY NFW MrSAERIC PHNENOMEMA, nLUS, TLIATtVE OF THE NATURE OF MAN! 1To the devoted Mesmerist every day developes srnmethiig novel, startling, and imaportant.- Phreno0 2'lcjqnet. A I I R. SPENPCER T. HALL, Editor of th e P/ireno- i .-Megnet, and Honorary Member of the Princi- pal Societies of Great Britain, lhaving delivered unwards of Two Hundred Lectures in ...

... TO CONNOISSEURS IN WINE. MR. STAMP WILL SELL BY AUCTION, j At his RosMS in the MARKaT-PLACe., Hull, onWEDNES- c( DAY, the 3rd January, 1844, at Twelve o'clock, p A Snall Cellar of very rare, choice, and _ curious WINE, the property of a Gentleman leaving Ale Neighbourhood, comprising 46,B1ttles of East India Madeira, bottled there in j7 8, Af9 ditto, ditto, 16 Years in Wood, in and bottled in ...

... MUSIC HALL, LEEDS. EXTRAORSDINARY NEW MESMERIC PHENOMENA, ILLU&, THATIVE OF TZIE NATURE OF MAN! To the devoted Mesmerist every day developes romcthiog novel, stertling, and important.-I Phreno Maqgnet. ITR. SPENCER T. HALL, Editor of the Phreno- a Mi i1agnet, and Honorary Member of the Princi- 1! pal Societies of Great Britain, having delivered I apwards of Two Hundred Leetures in London and ...

... .Z e5team abisatIon. !HULL AND LONDON sTEAMERS, THREE DAYS A-WERK. PROM HULL~~~5V~~rY MONDAY, n It1. O MI H IJ L L - evehY, atE 0ve Clockn F WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at EleVen Clc in the Morning. NN-everyTUESDAY - FROM CUSTOUXHOUSV QU URDAY Morning, aTUS t EipAC olC~ook. Fareg-Best Cali'i, 12s. Od.;- Foro Cabin, 7s. Children under Twelve Years ofAe0 ?? - HULL AND YARMOUTH. * From HULL, ...

... 1BAf F OF ?? Ln .1 LI iM OL 0 cuil. A 'ateti- 5.14isn. a 'two o'CtalW, at the llrolters' ble~ Room, 10. North jolln Strpet. LiJvcrpool, ht- t1 1 2 BAGS of ALPACAWOLdaiedb 12SCeawater, ex-Airey ?? Suvurcign. AJIIIANir CARtTSIDR. WVoo P'roliter. T~iVernoul. S LEEDS SECOND PUBLIC EXHIBITO. 'att~s at4no ay 4l.AI M upon the(mjit'o T T-ecine~teit to slND I N T1I ?? .ACCOLUNTrS IlIi-;sAIIL, anu ...

... NEW WOOLLEN CLOTH AND TAILORS' TRIMMING ESTABLISHMENT, 37, -BRIGGATE, LEEDS, AND MARKET PLACE, DAKWGTONW. ME H. DAVIS respectfully invites the attention of the Public to his VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE STOCK OF WOOLLEN CLOTHS, Which he has purchased for Cash, and is determined to Fell for a very small amount of proffa The Goods are offirst-rate Manufacture, and not made for sale only, but will have ...