... Srd, at Seven o'clock. _^ ?? NOONDAY PRAYER MEETING \ Trill be Vld i a tlie Mechanics' Institute, To-moreow 12.80 to 1.80. MECHANICS' IN>TITIJTE. D This (T«i_.-da_. 1 vexing, November 2nd, 1875, an _7WTER'IAINM--1' l coi.bit.tiug of READINGS AND SONGS, with Flute and Pianoforte Accompaniments. Vocal. sTS : Miss V? RIGHT. Mr. C. W. TETLF.Y. Flute : Mr. A. BUNTING. Pianoforte: Mr A. HEALEY. ...

... in Chapel Lane Chapel, in behalf of its Sunday School, by the Rev. SAMUEL BACHE, of Birmingham. Service to commence at a quarter before Eleven and at half past Six oclock. ' ltu j§ T - GJEOBGE'S HALLT^l^i^^ i The PEEL PARK CONCERT will take place on Thurs- day Lve>-i>- Gj Sept. 25th, 1856, in Si. GeoSs hJi! | VOCALIBTS : Mrs. SUNDERLAND, Miss FREEMAN, Miss JULIA BLEADON, and Mr. DELAVANTI. ...

... of the above Sn aety will be held in Sion Chapel, Bridge Street, Bradford on V. ednebdat, August 4th, 1858, at Ten a m rau,ora - The FOUNDATION STONE of the NEW COLI FGF Rawden. near Bradford, will lie laid (D.V ) by ffir S_«r7-7 Moiton Peto. Rart.. on the afternoon of the same dfv about One o'clock, when Dr. Acwobth, President of tY' College, will deliver an Addiess, and othef Tlm^J ?? ...

... -.ttXatiOtt. €oll_-tftß. UCENCES FOB SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS . Watsos Bsotuw, BaAnroan. ?? to ?? ?? ! «M _ ?? ?? r — - ._ t^a_ttea.steudll_,a__r__.v-^ Th|| . | , , T HE FUNEBAL of the late DANIEL BIBK- SSAIy ...

... tSS* °_ D^ONBHIBE, K.G., ?? ofttJ TuSAtS^ 1 bn^wfll _ TOn de.-I ta tiier ma-.TS'&'S&S J ° H OoSS__ JJ ' ?? ' tbelnang^on C. E. ?? 1 ?? F. W. n SON, j H Oll - Bees. Y ORK^il lE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE. COOKBIDGB STBBET, LEEDS. ^^^ THE SALT SCHOLARSHIP. _*t »_ t n^ IVE ...

... the DUKE OF pEVON^TOEjK.G.F.BB., Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, THIS DAY(WEDNEBDAY), THE 6th OCTOBEB, 1876. T c CoUeee wiU be inspected by the Board of Governora and Subscribers at 12 30 p.m. and declared open by the ?? DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE. • A PUBLIC MEETING wfll be hdd ia THE VICTOBIA HALL At 8 p.m. (doo s open at 7.) Admission free. Tbe hair wfll be taken by THE IiUKE OF ...

... , ff~nslt and Juvenile dsswse —Schools and Families attended, and Private Lessons given. 2, Woodville Terrace, Little Horton Lane. SINGING.— Herr *. C. HENRICH. or Sißonio. and Member of the ConserraloiM of Munich and Paris, gift* Lessons at his own or pupil's residence. From the success ha« met with for many years, can safely insure thorough knowledge the art. A Weekly Class for Young Ladies ...

... Sell Aurtiou. l rlris It.-v) 2J»» »» the Hull, L. e.ls Road, at Hulfjatst p.m., Stock of WOOL (about Packs), comprisimr White uud Bluet R.iruian Donrtoi, Fleece, Locks. Lami, Culm-ack. EhL-hsh Skin and Fleece Wools. The above stock is boss., dr property of the late Rolert Tetley and will seld without the least reserve. For par- Oculars see eutaloanres. which may imd Waroh-use. Street; or at Mr ...

... C'* RA EXTERTAI E X T. FROM GRAVE TO «A Y, At the Mechanics’ Institute, R. J. C. ROBERTS, At o’clock. T ROYAL, BRADFORD LITTLE RED SIDING HOOD, THE GREATEST TRIUMPH EVER ACHIEVED IN ANY THEATRE. The Bosks nightly radiant with the beauty and fashion of the district. The Pit Gallery crammed delighted thousands of all dcuomimvtious, who witness in this ...

... The bankruptcy amendment act, ishs. Notice is hereby given, that THOMAS SOFT WHIPPS, of Frizinghall. near Bradford, in the county of York, Heckle Pin Maker, has left in the Office of the Chief Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy. Quality Court, Chancery Lane, London, List of bis Debts and Liabilities, and a Statement of his Property and Credits as required the Bankruptcy Amendment Act, 1868.” ...

... \VM KlNt’-S I.ANO in tin Aff«*mt*ou, and the Hev. ,1. P. CIIOWN in the '’lh> .o Sor.i.v i>t 10 00, 3 „,„l 30. will W' made in aid the Building Fund of the New School* nud Enlargement the Chapel. BHADFOKD AND AIREDALE FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. grand spring flower show. On Ti and nkxt. May 4th and sth, ISfIP. Rm.v. Lam:. GUIBELET BAND Engaged. Bailey'a Royal Original PUNCH and JUDY. ...

... LECTURE Friday will l>e delivered in the Freemasons' Rooms, Salem Street, North Parade. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.—A BAZAAR will be held in Manninoham Wesleyan School Room, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, March 23rd, 24th, and 25th, in aid of the Wesleyan Chapel in course of erection at Girlington. ...