... ipirmzg Jb}S)iWl. Til T U NT & IIHALL take the earliest opportunity tIOU ML o2iforming the Ladies of Leeds laid its vicinity Or thelir uy eturn Irin Lo it latest novyelties in ellL tIN t Y. 'gladly BTRcAWS, Sc and that their Spring sit OwV ?? be onl Tuseday ofth steel, Ttreritstiirfit Of April, whel tile ilivour of it citii Will be ?? esteemed.-'4, Comiriercilil.Street, Leeds. I de, 1ai RS. ...

... CONSPIRACY! TWO MONSTEiR INPICMENTSI ! l Each Twenty-one C01unts. H .CAPIT'&L AGAINST LABOUR. C TO THE ASSOCL4 TED TRADES AND THE WORKING CLASSE3, GENERALLYV oF GRE9AT BRITAIN. FELLOW WOREKHMN -A powerful confederacy of wealthy T. capitauism have entered upon aer~usade ligainst thierights of labsor. They propose over-riding the statute law of kogisnd, which expressly lezaltoes-trades ...

... TO TAiLORSAND OTHERS. a ?? ISSI. 8y Approbation of ?? Afajesty Qneen Yictoria, asrtg bo lI~~~.REll 1'rinlceAlbert. it H~E LON'DVS and PAtRlS SPRtINGS T ad SUMMERl PASiltONS for 1851, by Messrstf ,f BENJAMIN READ & t. 12, Hart-street. Bloomsbury.' square, Londton and sold by G. BERGER, llo)ywell^t street, Strand, will be ready early in March. The Vliew of the Grand Building in ltyde-prrk for ...

... C'noserCollector. and Dealers in Ancient Coins, 1 fly t~~ cot ~~ Curteoltleag. 'sc. &c. -ret I fi 'iMAjRS1~fALL, ons Easier Tuesday, the Tircntyee~ ai. T151, In one of the Large RDooms Of the £xcbanger ji4 r entrance from [tucle-siroet, I andII very FINE COLLECTION of'm .sofid TOKEHNS. l. &c.I. Thieynra thle propeirt3y CeA o110 most reertetcollectors fin Lancaeshire, and antd 5f ccitebitt~t at ...

... 0on the I1St Of May will be published, price ss., HVo , Cloth boards, with a finely engraved 'OcrT~RArTby G It EAT ACH, THE LIFE OF ESDWARD BAINES, Tlate M.P. for the Borough of Leeds- BY III,, SON, EDWVARD BAINES. 0 'Authr of TileHistoy ofthe Cotton Mjarilfacture! Bra London: LosuOIA55 & Co. It NeFl eoed. - EXTR~t'FROMT~l 11REFiACE. EXTRur Ft(.~ TEI1, &ive Will tiot be exclss- The interest ...

... To TAILORS AND OTHERS. ike a EXHItBITION, 1851. By Approbation of ie,- thajesty Quteea Victoria, assd onsi- IJfR.ii. Prince ATbert. e it *HE LONDON and PARIS SPRINQ T and SUmimER FASIIIOXS for 1851, by Messrs# St Df ENJAMIN RtEAD & Co., 12, Iart-street. Bloomsbury- ered 'Street, Strand, will be ready early in larib. The View of the Grand Building in ltyde-psrit for thr ensuing Exhi- ively ...

... DU BhURRY'S HEALTH RESTORING FOO tii VA.UTION..The mjost disgusting and in- xy N1 uliOUS compounds beiig sold by ?? slpeen. lators upon the credulitY of the PubliC, under close imita- tli tion of the name of DU BARRYtIS IREVALENTA ARIA- Ist BICA FOO or svti ci pretsCO of b i~ng ilar to that do- Sy Ilcosaands'rvalisbe remedy for Indigestion, Constipa- in tioti Nervous, flilious. and Lives' ...

... ?? WJ'A2-y AId'L; EAS;Y Gil)IOV TO WIN A RLj A D 'ME M~faWLVl, 321, Great Percy 1n tecri lit es to Send free T stopplain dithree titnsiot¶0etittlie Ladis or Grnhlenlteti to win the deoted afections ef ita bnatty Of the opz.,iite sex~as their hearts mnay require. 'riteproerist is 5illlp!L ?? So captivating and enlitrallieg that all nra.5be titarried itrespeetive of age, appearance, or posititti ...

... 1ATJRILEIONY liADE EASY: OIC D1vW eI'0 WAN A lOVER. MISS ELLEN DAWSOYN r ONTINUES to send free to any address, e V on receiptofthirtean postage stamps, and a directed envelope. plain directions to enable ladits or gentlemen 3to win the afections of as many of the opposite sex as their hearts may desire. The proposal is simple, but so n captivating and enthralling that all may be married, irre. ...

... JuAt Ptbibohed, IN NOS. AT ONE PENNY EACH, THE EMIGRANT'S GUIDE TO THE GOLDEN LAND. flA L I F 0 RitIN I A, C ITS PAST HIISTORY, ITS PRESENT POSITION; FTS FUTURE PROSPECTS' In T A aSnNUTE AND AUTSENTIC ACCOXINT Of SlHE DISCOVERY OF THE GOLD RYEGION, THIE SUBSEQUENT IMPOR.TANT PROCEEDINGS. 11n the course of the work wil be given PLA1I DIRECTIONS TO ENIGRANTS CALIFORNIA, OR THE UNITED STATES, O ...

... rViIIE WVEST RIDING OME MISSIONARY 5L OClETV' -The THIRTYFI TANNIVERSARY of the above Societz will ble hold at AEFIELD, on Fse~sday and tI taadth Alril. 18,51. iediw~daYt, ttOha'loANNUAL MEBETING will be held in ir Zo,, CHAenIay The .thair t be taken at seven o'clock, by Nb'sil NVAPELANS, Esq., Treaisurer. This mneeting will be Is ?? by la special devotional service, to commenice at six m ...

... 1lrect s- e&se- year GRFAT EXHIBITION.-FOitEIGN CON- in by G FElRENCE AND EVANGELIZATION COMMITTEE, for d ly all Pl51-An Association hats been formed in Leeds in aid of the object of the above committee; and subscriptions will be re- how ceived by Thomas Pease, Esq.. of CLhapeltown, or at MJessrs. that Pease, flcaton, and Co.'s, lart-la:e. 1 . the W. SINCLAIR, MI.A.i G. STEWAllD. e rmn of H. R ...