... of the Riding, at a Meeting to be held at the Assethblt-Rooms, Norwood, Beveklev, on Satub- I V sr, the 31st October inst., at Twelve at Noon. By Order, J. BOYES, Secretary. Bemerley, 3rd Oct., 1846. TfTHARFEDALE HYDROPATHIC IT ESTABLISHMENT, Ben Rhtdding, near It-KXET, Post Town, Otley. Here is a Locality the very counterpart of Grafen- berg, with a more bracing Air than that of Malvern, ...

... Estate, and Proof of Debts on the joint and separate Estates, on the 30-h October instant, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon of each Day. MEET I N G S will he held at the TOWN- HALL, Sheffield, for the above purposes, before Martin- John West, Esq., one of the Commissioners ofthe Le.-ds District Court of Baukruptcy, on the Days and at the times above mentioned. ALBERT SMITH & SON, > BRAULET & ...

... OYSTERS are now open, and that bis arrangements in London enable birr, to supply the best WHI TSTABLE OYSTERS of the moft recherche description. Prices. — In-doors. Is. 61.; Out, Is. 4d. per Score. SHEFFIELD LICENSED VICfUAJLJLEJtb' PROTECTION SOCIETY. fT^HE ANNUAL FESTIVAL of this Society will be X held on Thursday, October 15, 1846, at the TON- | TINE HOTEL. It is hoped that all connected ...

... 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 ...

... tbe price of food, food most be lowered to the level of wages. To effect tbe latter condition, tbe export corn and cattle must be prohibited, wh*ch, interfering with freedom of trf.de, onght to be avoided ; but then adopt the ether Ml emotive, be consenting parties to the .icrpetu'' starvation of the Irish people, wag.s most rawed, that Irish produce may purchasable Irish prodneer*. Tbe rules ...

... character wil) not bear the strictest investigation. A AVidow would be preferred, as there is a small family. Address (in own writing), Mr. Smith, Herald Office, Tork. WANTED Immediately, TWO First-rate WORKMEN, one as a Smith and 3ell-H anger, and the othei as an Ihon-Molluer, to take the Man- agement of a Small Foundry. Constant Wor'.r and Liberal Wages. For Particulars apply to Mr. W. Dale, ...

... Mr. Thompson, Yorkshire Club, York. TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. T\TANTED, a Sober, Steady, and Active TT YOUNG MAN, as an ASSISTANT, who can be well recommended. For Particulars apply to Mr. J. M. Robinson Chemist, Sic, Market-Place, Beverley. MR. THOMAS AYRES— DECEASED. ALL Persons having claims or demand on the Estate of Thomas Aires, late of Stockton, in the County of Durham, Wine and Spirit ...

... City circles to-day. Your correspondent learns from two old captains he met at Toms', tbat tbe feel- ing at Lloyd's is decidedly in favour the gallant commander, not simply from sympathy his misfortunes, but from appreciation of his conduct throughout. It also felt tbat the directors are much more parsimonious of their condolence with Hosken than circumstances would fairly warrant; and, ...

... . and Commercial Public generally of .-*. .*--i\z LITHOGRAPHIC PRESS •■• henceforth he will be able to execute, „-, 1 witb si hich be may be favoured, in •■ • , /: ;tl,g. ' . very kind executed witn neatness ■ ; at 51, Kirkgate ; or at the Office, .a.ic3 b ittoni of James's Street. PLL TO HAMBURGH. IiRST-CLASS STEAM SHIPS, every •• ■ EVENING, (Carrying Post-Office ■ tter-Bags.) („ Tuesday, ...

... the use of the new ly-formed Church and Congregation of Independent Dis- genters, in a neighbourhood where no Society of that Denomi- nation previously existed, and with a view to extend the bles- sings of Christian Education, and of pure and undefiled reli- gion in 'h at populous district. On Sunday, Nov. Ist.— ln the Morning, the Rev. JOHN K.ELLY, of Liverpool, will Preach ; in the Afternoon ...

... held at the King's Head Inn, in Richmond, on FRIDAY, the Ninth Day of October next, at Twelve ?? at Noon. JAMES CHARNOCK, ) C.eneral WILLIAM SINCLAIR, \ secm^JL CHARLES DODGSONj etar'es- _nd September, 1840. The Right Hon. the Earl of Zetland, one of the Patrons, is expected to take the Chair. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the JLI Boundaries of the Manor of Danby, in the North- Riding of the ...

... WHIT- ST.BLE OYSTERS having subsided, he is now able to .„nn.v tbem in any Quantity and of first rate Quality. * Tatson's W>lk,ocuB_th. 1846. ~~ 72, MARKET PLACE. JOSEPH OWEN takes this opportunity to return his be-t thanks to his Frieuds, and those of his late P ther for the liberal support since his resumption of the DRAPERY TRADE. He also respectfully invites his Friends aiid the Public ...