... To thse TrTdeT of J.onleRF. ri HE JOURNEYMEN HAtTerEsent rncturo of ML Netropolis seeing the importance of t ERn Cooperation of political affairs, earnestly solicits the Counielcit deliberate o VOWal all the other Trades, in order to give ate exfli requisite for their of *heir sentiments, and resolves on the Rene o welfare. eeiga af The Committee of Hatters meet every WedunesdY e -ening ...

... *P s p1LOSOPHI1,AL & LITERARY fj fi Soctry. IMRS. FANNY KEMBLE aseris O tOUR READINGS from BHAIKSPERE, ( Cil!i 9ffjuic.fHall Albion-street, on thefollowisig evenings:- ^edne1day~hnD 2t . %iIDSU.sMER NIGHT'S DREAM. d Jsi. 2S-. }ISOM~IO AiND JULIET. gwdasay, Janl. 2b-.I*CI~NG LEAlt. fd v o opened at seven o'elock, and the Readings G fb o ~eat hail past geven preciaely. fzcm TERMS OF ADMNISSION. ...

... [ADVERTISnsErNTS.] CLOSE OF HOLIDAIS.-Now that' the Keasont of annual ?? fit about to terminate, and the regpective boarding achools reinstated by tile busy throng of youthful aspirants. 3g their Personal comfoit and attractions become naturallY anob- h- j ect or great Folicituda with friends and relatives. Now it is that Rowland's Mlacassar Oil, for accelerating the growth andi for improving ...

... SAltc to Ruction. 32, MPADOW-LANE. LEED3. LA! STOCK-IN.TRADE, WO11K B-ENCHEq. TrOOLS, ROUSE,. 0 BOLD FURNITURE and EFPECTS. is Messrs. HEPPER and BARKER aire Instructed to SELL BY Mr. AUCTION, underA ?? of A.Esignment, on% the premises OfMr Tilessrsl. J. and. J. Wormold. tplumbers and gtszlero, 32, Mea~dow-laud. Leeds, on W~ednesday, next. Mie ?? deai of Janucarye, 1852, C A LL the STOCK-IN ...

... ele rariont ;arl THlE GROVE BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. perfoni PHILADELPHIA, NEAR SHEFFIELD. ruiessi th 1IjSS DICKINSON begs to informn her friends t e %e th~at her S C 11 0 0 L will re~open (D ?? JanuarN Ana pi n10 Twenty-/lr~st. Besides tlheuesoabranclhes of aliberal eduicationi, ailid at ere FrentO. Music, Drawinlg, die.are taught; and the realabtilities on or the Of the pupils are ...

... HE MISSES PLOTN'I respectfully announce Tthat the dntieq of their establishment will be resnmosd an Tsueeday,, the ?? inlsiant. J PRINGFIELD-PLACE, L E ED S..-PR K-F SPARATORY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMIEN (under elevent years of age). The duties of MISS lIODGSON'S Establishment will be re- si jurned on Ttttetdayi, Jauaur#r Tteen ierth. Ilig~lsl ye.rlprottbld references, and cards of terms, ...

... EZEGANT TOILETTE REQUISITES. UNDER ROYALi PATRONAGE. NIO101 5WANT LUXEURIOUS anld BEAU. DOT TIF' louAl,, W\'IIISIERS, MOUSTACITIiOS, EYEBROWS, . t e pleparations that ?? been introduced for repro- ducvii., n rishing, beautifying, nnd preserviag the Human Blair, none have gained such a world-wide Celebrity and immense sale as IMiss ?? CItINILENE. It isgusranteed to produce Whiskers, ...

... L(berpol CooW Sari. ccI On Thurday, the Tvemtl.ithlfh instant, at the Brokers' Office,. 15. Oldhalt-strect, Prye 20 Ballots AlPaca WOOL, damaaed by sea water, ex Pftrioffti and Pickwick t J Ballots Vicuna WOOL, ing Apply to Messrs JAcK IBROTHRRS, Merchant: or to BUCRANAN, BROWNE andCO., BrokerS. (wh. At two o'clcck, on Thuarda, Taceny ninris!., at tbhe oktrs to Sale Room, 1o, North John-street ...

... ELEGANT TOlLETTE REQUISITES. UNDENR EOYAL PATRONAGE. TO l'OUW1VANT LUXURIOUS and BEAU- DOT YlF~, IlAllt, WVISEItLS,. MOUSTACIIIOS, EYEBROWS, &r.-s-f all the preparations that have been introduced for repro. dlucin. noiurishting, beautifying, and preser-ing the Human Hair, none have gained such a world-wide celebrity and immense sale as Miss IEAN's CUIINILBNE. Itisguaranteed to produce Whiskers ...

... I F~ IE PATENT FIRE ANNIHILATOR, N srPoRTS AND TESTIMONIALS AS To EFFICIENCY. Ine SoAT OTRex LiBDO TowN COUNCIL FIRES BRIGADE COIIOIT'rEE, appl Town Clerk's Gilice, Leeds, 31st October, i831. of II Ithe undersigfsd'. being the chairman of the Itepairs and lstilil IBgado Committee of the borough of Leeds. having been dem, Fire firS b~~~tbdy o t, the ?? I~idewit the oroing f amassofshaing ...

... -i 1;1 OR Q U E BE C, with Goods 3j~w;r [r and Passengers, the first-class. British. built Ship FI.RGUS, 7()0 Tons bur- tlen, Ciptain JOHN SYtES, an experienced Corn- fiarider. This splendid Ship has snperior accommodation for cabin and Steerage Passengers, is noted for her quick passages acrOSS the Atlantic, where she has conveyed ?? lpassertgerS than any Vessel out of the Port, to their ...

... ,#JzIerttaneou~. R I N T I N G of all kinds executed as P CHEAPLY, NEATLY, & EXPEDITIOUSLY, at the Hull Packet Office, as at any Office in the Town. TA!MPS HAD FROM THE STAMI S OFFICE DURING 1851, FOR LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER (the whole of the Receipts for which are publicly exhibited at the Office) ?? 3,472,500 FROM THE OveoCIaL RETURtNS Sale of Morning and Evening Sex 1850. Newpapers, from ...