... Church. The next Two of the Series will be delivered as follows : — Dec. 6. Christianity a History, not a System. „ 13. The distinction to be made between the local, the temporary, and the human ; and the universal, tbe everlasting, and tbe divine ; iv the first a. c of the Church. Bradford -Iccltanics' Institute. >*T**HE Members and Subscribers a*, respectfully informed 1 thatTHREE LECTURES ...

... LIBEL.— THE NORTHERN STAR 1 In the Court of Common Pleas, on Wednesday last, before Lord Cbief Justice Wilde, and common jury, tbe , following case was tried :— O'COXNEIX f>. O'CONNOR AND AKOTHER. The plaintiff in this case is Mr. William John O'Connell; the defendants are Mr. Feargus O'Connor and Mr. Joshua Hobeon, the proprietor and publisher of a newspaper called the Northern Star. The ...

... by an early application at PAUL ASHLEY'S MART, iii WATSON'S WALK, Sheffield, where none but the well-known WhitstablES are kept, and which are such as to Defy Competition in price — quality being considered. Private Room np stairs. jS'.B. — Stewed Oysters on the shortest notice. India Pale Ale, in Casks of 12, 18, 54, and 108 Gallons each. The TEA WAREHOUSE, No 21, OLD HAYMARKET, opposite the ...

... in ! Hunting and Steeple Chase Training. The most un- exceptionable References can be given as to Character and Ability. F Letters, addressed to A.8., at Mr. Wiggins's. Saddler, Coneystreet, York, will be promptly attended to. \\7 ANTED, a Mitldle-Aged, Steady Person, ! . as In-door SERVANT ;he must be able to Brew, ■ have a thorough knowledge of the cleaning of plate and lamps, and cleanly in ...

... B. GODWIN, D.D., on behalf of the Funda of the Bradford Infirmary. Divine Service to commence at Half- past Six. 1 \- © Ciiand Concert* forthe Benefit of the Bradford I nfi » ins tr j . UNDER the Patronage and Liberal Support of the follow- ing Gentleman, and a numerous list of Subscribers ~ COL. P. TEMPEST. -, S. LAYCOCK, Esq. j G. HORSFALL, Esq. j Dr. TAYLOR. JOSHUA MANN, Esq. I S. SMITH, ...

... by an early application at PAUL ASHLEY'S MART, in WATSON'S WALK, Sheffield, where none but the well-known WhitstablES are kept, and which are such as to Defy Competition in price — quality being considered. Private Reiom up stairs. N.B. — Stewed Oysters on the shortest notice. India Pale Ale, in Casks of 12, 18, 54, and 108 Gallons each. FURS, SHAWLS, Scarfs, Plaids, &c. M MAUGHAM be^s to ...

... HULL COMMERCIAL REPORT. \ lOf Linseed, the imp'rt amounts to about 2,400 qrs., of which d are from theretnaiadeifrom Pen au. the Petersburg that has recently come upon the market considers- ble quantity has rea Ised 455. to 465. per qr. for fair gui lity. Riga offering at 465., Memel, 40-. to 47.-., and Koaigsberg, » ; 365. to 38-. The transactiens have been to agi eater extent than j for some ...

... Jacob Hill's, the Kino's Head Inn, Richmond. I Ladies Tickets, 55. ; Gentlemen's ditto, 7s. 6d. Tea and Music Included. Richmond, December Ith, IMb. TAKEN UP, ABOUT a Month ago, between Sand Hutton and Howsham, a GIMMEB LAMB. The Owner may have the same by applying to Win. Row, ot Norton, near Malton, after paying all r ...

... in K>rkgat e Chapel, by the Rkv. J. HA NN AH, D.D. Theological Ttttor of tiie Didsbury Institution : In ihe Morning at Haif-pa-t Ten, and in the Evening at Six. A Collection in Md irf the Wesleyan Missions will be made after each Sermon. Two *U*tinid Cuiicoi ts for the Benefit of the \ Bradford Infirmary. LTNI'ER the Patronage and Liberal Support of the follow- ; ing Gentlemen, and a numerous ...

... Steeple Chase Training. The most un- exceptionable References can be given as to Character and Ability. Letters, addressed to A.8., at Mr. W'iggins's, Saddler, Cooeystrect, York, will be promptly attended to. FARM TO LET. TO BE LET, for a Term of Six Years, and Entered upon at Candlemas, Lady Day, and May- Day, 1847, COWPEN-HOUSE FARM, situate at Dalton-lpon-Tees, near Croft. The Farm contains ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Dec. 11, 1846. BANKRUPTS. THOMAS MORLEY. Oxford street, jeweller, cur. Dec. 18, et half-pact 3, Jan. 19, at ), at the Bankrupts' court. Sol Mr Spyer. Broad street buildings ; official assignee, Belcher. Fiat dated -c. B—Pe' Crs George Wheeler, James Bartholomew Comin, and Mary Wheeler, Bartletts buildings, jewellers JAMES JEFFS, Margaret street. Cavendish square, saddler ...

... by an early application at PAUL ASHLEY'S MART, in WATSON'S WALK, Sheffield, where none but the well-known Whitstables are kept, and which are such as to Defy Competition in price — quality being considered. Private Room np stairs. N.B. — Stewed Oysters on the shortest notice. India Pale Ale, in Casks of 12, 18, 54, and 108 Gallons each. ISAAC MOSS, WATCHMAKER, SILI'ERSMITH, % JEWELLER, ANGEL ...