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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 ...
... 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 ...
... Canada —By the Great Western, which arrived at Liverpool, on Saturday, and which brought news from America to late date, noticed in oar leading column?, we have also news from Canada of a most interesting, but at the same time, most mournful and harrowing nature. On the night of the 19th ultimo, large aadience were present the Theatre-Royal, Quebec. A fire broke out on the stage, and, the ...
... 6,b, by the Rev. ROBERT BEL L ?? of Bright l^Hali' a *r wben Collectlon « will be made in aid of the ds of tbe Institution. Service in the Morning, will JJamence at Half-past Ten o'Clock, and in the Evening, fa f-past Six. The Teachers of Howard street Sunday School respect- ?? the presence and support of their Christian friend on ,I|p occas,on °' lte Anniversary Services. On MONDAY Evening, ...
... | At the Central Criminal Court, London, Monday last. THOMAS CONNOR, alias O'CONNOR, aged 36 years, a person ■of gentlemanly appearance, was indicted for feloniously intermarrying with Mary Carr Buit, his wife being alive. Mr. Cooper conducted the prosecution, and Mr. , appeared for tbe prisoner. •««_»•■ i Evidence was then adduced to show that the 11th April, 1839, the prisoner wasmarri.d ...
... First Com- Gmissioner of Her Majesty's Woods and Forests, has made , the seat which, a short time ago, I had the honour of ] ?? _. _at your hauds — of recovering by your favour. i reCC ' V ?? 1 period I informed you, that if it were my good for- ] ?? ' De restored to a post I had so much valued, I should I 1,1116 j , it the main object of my mission to vote for the im- . and total abolition of ...
... no object,) the Exclusive Right of SHOOTING over from One to Two Thousand Acres of Land and Woods, well stocked with Game. A good Moor of Two or Three Thousand Acres also required, or to join a Select Party, on reasonable Terms. Address, Mr. Thos. Bbamlev, 16, South Parade, York, stating lowest Rent, and all Particulars. A Young Lady, who is accustomed to Tuition, wishes to meet with an ...
... and Forests bas made vacant the seat which, a short time ago, I had' honour of receiving at your hands— of recovering by your favour. At that period I informed you, that if it were my good fortune to be restored to a post I had so much valued, I should consider it the main object of my mission to vote for the immediate and ?? abolition of the Corn Law?. That pledge I have rigorously fulfilled, ...
... Tuesday Evening. Coffkk.—The sales have gone off irregularly, prices being neatly in favour the buyers. casks and 76 bris. the quality of which was indifferent, brought from 465. to 67e.for fine ordinary, which were considered lower prices. 1000 bags Ceylon (native) were mostly withdrawn at 41s. 6d- to 425. ; 600 bags plantation kind sold at from 635. to SOs. Cochineal.-177 bags were brought ...
... 1-i Years of Age. Apply Personally, or by Letter, to Mr. Farmer, Stationer, Darlington. HENRY KIMBERLEY, OF THE CASTLE HOWARD INN, BEGS respectfully to state that, for the Accommodation of Parties visiting Castle Howard, he has commenced RUNNING un OMNIBUS from the Castle Howard Station, of the York and Scarbrough Railway, meeting the Morning, Noon, and Evening Trains. G. REDMAYNE, FROM 20, ...
... of Her Majesty's Woods and Forests, has made i „t ihe se_t which, a short time ago, I had the honour of JlLj at your hands— of recovering by your favour. '■ t ft t. a' pe^ o ** ' informed you, that if it were my good for- j t ,o be restored to a post I bad so much valued, I should der it the main object of my mission to vote for the im- \ rf t ?? god total abolition of the Corn Laws. That ...
... Resumed' id Monday, the 27th instant. Upper Victoria 6treet, July Bth, 1846. BROOM GROVE. MRS. and MISS ELAM respectfully announce to their Friends and the Public, that the Duties of their SCHOOL will be Resumed on Wednesday, the 22nd of July. ROCK HOUSE SEMINARY, SHEFFIELD. MRS. KETTLE offers her best thanks to those Friends who have rpposed confidence in her Edu- cational plans, and ...