... ♦ 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 first Soiree of this Institution took place I nesday week. half-past five about 160 sat down inthe Reading Room, which was elegantly decorated I*) evergreens, did much credit to the taste of tlic me Ij who conducted the arrangements. A number 0 f i and gentlemen from Leeds and other places soon after arrived, among whom were Mrs. Martyu Braydey, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Church, &c, J ames ...

... Rumoured Death of Abd-el-Kader. Marseilles, Nov. 13.—The Sud, Government organ, publishes this morning an important piece of news, if true :— •• Yesterday, at ten o'clock, at the moment of departure of the mail from Toulon, a letter was entrusted to a traveller for us, which we publish, with grains of allowance. We may add, however, that the author is un iomme serieux, and perfectly well known ...

... Dregs ** Whiteditto 0 0 McltedStuff 31 Oj Store ditto Rougbditto 19 Inferior dit.o OlLS—lmpel ialMeasure Linseed, „ 1 0 0 i Rape, ditto«r> cwt. 117 1 18 Olivedtp- Flor.i — 0 17 a 1 J Seal, dittos*-tun. « «■ Gallipoli 252 gals. 40 a4l Sperm ditto 78 nod Palm.dittosjvcwt.l a 1 13 |-South Sea Whale—24 10 a2O LONDON LEATHER MARKET. Crop Hides, 30 a 40f* —l(l»a 12» German —13 a Ditto, 40 a 50ft a ...

... the lst December. The Mayor expected to Preside. Leeds, Nov. 18th, 1845. The efficacy of the atment is un loubtt dly enhanced in weather.—lir. Edward Johnson. WHARFEDALE HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT HEN BHYDDING, near ILKLEY, (Post- Town, Otley, Yorkshire. Dr.. RISCIIANECK, Vienna and Giiifcnberg, Resident Physician, For Beauty of Situation, Purity of Air and Water, Domestic, Comfort, anil ...

... Sir T. Cochrane. The leader of the pirates, fierce Arab, escaped, but about of his feßowers were killed. The less on the side the British was seven killed and two wounded. Worthy of Imitation.—On Friday last, the labourers in the employ of Sir R. B. Williams Bulkeley, Baronet, M.P., were informed that their wages would be increased i 5, week,—Carnarvon Hergld. ...

... Sss. Here there has al been a cessation salts at soy.; such parcels being immediately taken up. Iron to-day, however, cannot be sold to speculators or founders 82s. 6d., and we quote price as 80s. per cwt.— GI snow National. The Strike of the Nailors.—The nailors have returned io tluir work, the masters having acceded to their demand 20s. the pound,or the full list price, as agreed upon May ...

... of the Methodist chape! fell in. There was a meeting for the purpose of considering the plan of erecting new chapel, the present building being in a dilapidateel state. During the proceedings crash was heard, and considerable portion of the flooring suddenly gave way, precipitating a number of persons into the cellars under the building. Several were extricated with fractured limbs and other ...

... The following gentlemen have been pricked for Sheriffs, for the year ensuing, for the respective counties named :— Cumberland—Joseph Poeklington. Senhouse,of Barrow House, and Nether Hall, Esq.; Gilfrid William Hartley, Rose Hill, Esq.; Henry Dundas Maclean, of Lazenby, Esq. Cheshire—James Hugh Smith Barry, ol Marbury Hall, Esq ; Ralph Gerard Leyccster, of Toft Hall, Esq ; Henry Brooke, ...

... of Reference to such Plans, the names of the Owners or reputed Owners, I.eieees or reputed Lessees, and Occupiers of such Lands and Buildings will deposited for Public Inspection with the Clerk of the Peace of the West Rii'.ing of the Couuty of York, at his office, in Wakefield, in the said West Riding, and with the Clerk of the Peace of the Borough Leeds, at his office, in Leeds, in the said ...