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... oi' the übove-murue. *nn-i ff-ai take piaoe .« WHIT-MONDAY aad _.V, May ?? and 2i«t, l«6e, hi tt- Huu-_r___eld irouod. liaHl..- Road. > KINGDOM TF^lJ^^iScBAS-^-NmiAL PI6OVIDKKT 3_?_tnUT_ON. BLIC MEETING uIH Tie held in the >FIJ_-»FOPHICAL HALL, H-ddemßald, on Mon- »r_i Stl\ when Mr. X- G_ WTHOPJTJ wffl att «id :»t_Ut. — trrn: the _ __.tnti_— .-airV be ?? at H-df-p— it Seven o'Clock. ...
... Chapel, by thd i r- ?? CON DEP. of Leeds ;in the Morning at half- 'fl'nwlintlie Evening at Six o'c'.ock, when Coliec- ?? ' : : ' ?? on the Schools connected with ?? !__•• ...
... ' THEATRICAL CIRCCIT. Tv \_anai_ra-- has the honour to announce an W J;, moment, FOR SIX N-IGHTS, with '° MR. GEORGE WILD, 0 f the Rnal Olympic Theatre, London), and at MISS FANNY WILLIAMS, -.ii iiwcar in several of their original Dramas, « lio «' « H Faßse6> Burlesques, kc. On Saturday Evening. April 20tb, pJCHARD THE THIRD. ' To conclude with THE BOTTLE IMP ! . j| o! *-aT aml Tuesday, ...
... Esq., President. O T I CE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL MEETING of the Members of tke ■ c ysociat— n will be held at the George Hotel, dcrsiield, on _ atvrday, the 4th of May next, at Two L k in tiio afternoon precisely, when the Committee I -Beers wi- ho chosen for the ensuing year, the Rules ed and the several Prizes to be offered for C—npeti- agtved upon, fr 11 attciid-iice of Members is ...
... the Bth, and foUow- IKin House- Cross Church-street. - 1 \DYMAN announces to the Ladies of ■■ h. and its Vi3;nity, her return from Lon ■ Hudd^ tiou of fashionable MILLINERY, MAN- wItnUE^ES &c > &c- ' an ...
... Huddersfield Cricket Ground, on the 13th, 14th, and hof .May inst. Tlie Skies will consist of Eleven Players ictcil from the most celebrated Players of England, and htccn of the members of the Huddersfield and Dalton itcl Clubs. This is the first match in the north of irlaii'l in which any club has contended, unassisted, with ! peat players of the south. The Eleven of England 1 be chosen from ...
... O N, by Mr. ?? he 6 ( \- t the House of Mr. William Dyson, yfr&^iS Holmfirth, in the county of York, ' T . Ha rT 'IJh IS.W, at Six o'clock in the cven- *£U Seditions 'as shall be produced at the ■ ...
... BATTY* Esq» Fena - V Haß ' I i '' yict-Presidad*. If W vVK ' K v, E-i -Thorpe Villa. 5-*» » ?? % ,B& HaddersfiehL il ...
... in the abeve 4 ?? xc (lOi o'clock) by the Rev. j. HAIGH, ! ?? **■ a fccßßibeßt of St Paul s. . ?? thcPev. W. G. GIBSON, l M A Incumbent of Longwood. r.TNLvo k « yock) ?? v the ? eV - J - Mc Ii GHEE ' Swr of flolyvell-cmii-Needingworth, Hunts. finTIOKS wittbe made on each Occasion towards • • -L- *DEBT wlucb at prefeat remains on the •^tSmest for the million. m .. p pYWATEB (Pyroteclinist ...
... preashed (DuV.) in tho above I? _ M o'clock) -*y the -Rev.. J. HAIGH, ■H-^V fncumbent of St Paul s. M *■' r Jclock)bv the Fey. W. G. GIBSON, m^f nc.Sentofl-ongi.-ood. W M ?? Ick) by the Rev. J. Me.GHEE, py>^ Hunts. °c ll'be made on each Occasion towards. iff® 0 DEBT which at present, remains on the .•jag* l - 1 COMPANY. * c9P ?fS HEREBY- GIVEN, that the ,TK' E ktfuest allowed by this Bank ...
... Wakefield'. l* , Monro) at l« *5 : •»> the Evening at C 30. -MOTION in aid of tlic Chapel fands will be ?? ?? : ...