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... 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 ...
... adloininß the Library, in the Exchange, o* ce Building*. m iiorU^±^ THOMAS AMBLER, TOCK AND / SHARE BROK ER, 8, MARKET-STREET, BRADFORD, YORKSHIRE, JAMES REANEY, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, f. r ._ Cammia-iori Agent, Bradford. -r* flof' yori, «** ...
... take place in the ?? Institftk, on Tu«si>a.y Evening, January , l_*46. The .crowing distinguished Artistes are engaged : — MISS EMMA LUCOMBE, )\ME r. LABLACHE, SIGNOR F. LABLACHE, MR. CARTE, celebrated Performer on the New Boehm Flute; ) * ?? S. T. SHEARMAN, MR. FROBISHER, MR PARRATT, &c^ Ac, &c. CONDUCTOR, MR. HACKETT. _: feature in this Concert will be the performance of fraud Symphony in D, ...
... THE J ÜBIL E E , ■.nniversary of the Opening of the above Chapel. * !„,- liv a numerous body of the Clergy, there will be Son tte occasion, p V ht Rev. Dr. BRIGGS, Bishop of the Yorkshire UK' Rl^ n District ; . Rudil .lev. Dr. MURPHY, Bishop of Adelaide, ?? tl [Australia, (first Priest of the above Chapel) ; and ] Jrßiehi K' v - Dr SHA KPLES. Bishop of Samaria, ?? and Coadjutor of the ...
... Rev j. H. Rvlanb proposes to deliver a series of Dis- pones, ?? Chapel Lane Chapel, on some of the Previous Questions, tehich vitally effect the present differences of Opinion and Feeling among Christians, and which tend to place tietii in «■ ?? point of view. The first of the Series, viz., The true idea of the Holy fcriptures, and its heartnq upon views in Theology, and Disco- in Science, ...
... .. i ij. delivered on Thursday Evening, FiccTL'RE *„ T IIUR LUPTON, ?? Eso - of Le eds ; ••^N THE RUNS OF POMPEII. ' c > icribers to the Institute admitted on pro- f»^sik ...
... . Queen's Concert Rooms, and the Music Hall, London, J .rive one of his popular Entertainments on the SONGS f SCOTLAND* 01 j'janoforte Mr. Land. The doors will be opened at Half-past Seven, and the En- merit terminate about Ten o'clock. ***J°, «,eat*, 2s ; Second Seats, ls. Tickets and Program- «• be had at Mr. Stanfield's, and at the doors, taes ■*■■: CRAND CONCERT. T H E ?? ,tee of the ...
... Exchange, THIS EVENING, at -Clock precisely, when C. S. DUDLEY, Esq. from the ■* Tfn °S_cietv, will give some interesting information. The •hrrsand't'he Friends ofthe Society, especially the Ladies, %Sd to attend.' Radford mechanics* institution. * THIRD CONCERT OF THE NEW SERIES. ,_f Committee respectfully announce that the THIRD T CONCERT of the NEW SERIES will be given in t atre of the ...
... the Mechanics' Institution, on Mon- -1 in otl'« ' ith in aid of the Fund for presenting some 1 ?? -'their' regard to their Leader, Mr. Scholey. jUoni* lol vocalists. URS SUNDERLAND, nniCE AND MR. JOSEPH COATES. 0 s Mr CLAYTON. A FULL ORCHESTRA. >^ul»™> MR. SCHOLEY. c ant Scats 2s.— Back Seats Is.— Gallery 6d. ■ i:ke ' S ' , the Choral Society, Double Tickets to Front fibers ° cke(s purc j, ...
... Tliuisday, March 19th. I ra> ,^ n ceat Eight o'Clock. Conductor, Mr. F. Smith. foeo 1 ' g i( i e Galleries, 6d. A few Reserved Seats, 2s. ii0 pook ...
... Shipley Mr. ANTHONY PROCTER DEAN, Shinlev Mr. JOSEPH GLOVER, Shipley. Mr. JAMES HEPPER, Shiplev Hall. Mr. THOMAS HAIGH. Newlay, neer Leeds. Mr. JOHN RHODES. Shiplev. Mr. JOHN WHITE, Upperwood House, Rawden. HANKERS. THE BRADFORD BANKING COMPANY. SOLICITOR. Mr. CHARLES CLOUGH, Bradford. rpHE purpose of this undertaking is, to afford the Inhabi- I unts of Shipley and Windhill, and the immediate ...
... informed that the ANNUAL CONCERT the Choral Society to the Institution, will be given on the r nine of Thvrsday Next, the 3rd of September, 1846. Principal Vocalists : M ISS DRAKE and MISS LORD, MESSRS. KERSHAW, COATES, and HARGREAVES. Leader of the Band,— Mr. SCHOLEY. Uetnbers and Subscribers admitted gratis to tbe Second Seats dto the Gallery ; and to the Front Seats upon payment of « 'viii ...