... I ADVERTISENNNTS.1 hTHE NEW YEAR.--It is at this happy period of the trear, 'hat ilhe exuberance or thea feelings amid licenes of gaiety osaturitily Iinduces the ?? mitd youthful to shine to auvantago Iunder the gaze of matly fr iends; and hence probably arises the t, ormous demand that Gala ly :ottends RIOWLANID's KALYOOK, MACASSARl 0L. and Lfnosro or Pearl lielitifirice. at this f~ativa ...

... Vubtibc Woti Co. fl ONTEFRACT BOI-tOUGH SESSIONS.- L NOTICEIs hereby given. tlat theoGENEIIA LQUARiTER 5FSSloNqs of the Pence for the borough of Ponateiraot. in the 0: West ilidifle of the county of York, will be held on Friday, thie PI jiath dala of January, one thousand eight hundred and ftirty- it two, ef~r ~e~ose tooisnylisqirethe recorder of tile DR addborugh IL th Mot hllin onefract, in ...

... T lIE Duties of MRtS. lIA63ENAUTR'VS Morn- JL Ing Class for Young Ladles will le resu~med on Tueslay, Jaatuary Tileesielh, 1852.-95, Byron !tivct, Leeds.C IVY COTTAGE SEMINARY, SANDAL, NHAR WARFIFIELO. Z R MIASiES PARKtNS beg most Cordially to thank their F'riends for thle kindn-esi which 11as been shown to them, iii a continuance of favours since their re- vn movisi from Leeds, and desire to ...

... 17alm fn) RIuction. I and 2, VECTDRSIA.STREET. IINSE %l~ D, LEEBS. BTOCKI.IN.TIADBr. WVO1lB4K ~ ~ TOOLS, HOuUSE. HIOLD) FURhNIT111til AND) OFP'IiCTS. Relsr. IIEPPES find BtARKERit are instructed to SELL I3Y AUCTION, under a deed o, assignmenat, on, the premisee of jNr. Jemes Wallis. V ettrial-street. iteuslet-road, Leeds, on Wedriesdjay rcext, ihe Seventh Janary~ jinia'nt, ALL the STOCK-IN ...

... A HAPPY YN E W YEl;AR ! T AsthiS is the season of pleansure and YAy, We could not much better a moment employ, thain follow the accents of kindness sincere, And pledge to the public-a happy new year! Oh I happy, thrice happy, and ?? may it be, May trade still extend, and our cmmenerce be free; May the sunshine of Peice is its Igory appear, T And crown the ?? hopes of a appy new year I May the ...

... iry ow *ates br Ruatton. jut No. 3, GROSVENoit.PLACE, LEEDS. :GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUJRNITURE hCHINA,& GL SS On LNENI SILVER PLATE, KITCHEN hEqUISITFS, AN Pts OHER, EFFECTS. id. Messrs. OLIVER & SON respectfully annooince tbat they ai as instmruced bivthe Aselgntees of Mr. Joeo Dova, Bankrupt t, ugi SELL BY AUCTION, on Thursrday. The EMOM~ Januarj, la, 0a. at No. 3, Grosvenor-P'lace. Illackman ...

... -st QUIPEN- STREET CHAPEL JUVE3NILE M ISSIONARY 8flCIBTY.-sk SAIE of nsefill and orna- mental work will take place in csnnexioi5 wi'h this soieY on) W'cdflEd~i/ and T/ser~edey. the Scvastb and Eighth e! 'one e r>.fiS.S the larrge Vety ue-tetChaPel. PENING OeF A GRAND ORGAN IN THE IJ WI8SLEYAN CHAPELr, Bs~aaLev. . e ThurIcdal/ Ja~iuiary/ Eighth, 1>2, th~e fne instrument builtby ti Mesrs.1111 nd ...

... ;'1iHE COMPLidENTS OF T1HE SEASUN! As the compliments of the season are now freely exchanged by all, and with the warmest minifestations of pleasure, ; HVAX considers it hli imperative duty to present to all ranks and all classes bis very best wihes. and at the same time he would impress upon their minds this great fact, that he will endeavour to secure their compliments In retarn by supplying ...

... *alto fv Ructiol, Pesirable Family Mansion wvith Ornamenital and Accommoda- M tion Lands, in Lancester, and important Freehold Estte somprisins upwiards of Three Hundred statute Acres, itn the a Parish of Statb-mLancashire, and asmall portis ezt'ending into Yorkshire. By Mr. JOHN BUJRTON, at the King's Arms Hotel, in Lasoste' ter, on T/sursdai,, thse Twrafr-rnssn1s January nsext, at Three rot ...

... .rj'O MILLINERS, &c.-TO B DISPOSE it OF, a MILLINERY AND STRAW BONNET NESS. In one of the best situations in Leed i a or without stocil, to be taken at a ?? a street, Leeds. EER-HIOUSE .-TO LET, THEIEl na B T AI~R N, inLt~ n -street, nearly °PPotbit t EL Grea NirhRnIailway Station. For Particularsa eI the :, the p remise,. PP O t A/irul ALLERTON.-TO LET, a MAI, LMJ KILN, late in the occupation ...

... 7.n~'sCHURCRQUARRY HILL, LEEDS. 4 S * ~,~ap next. JnayEleventh, TWO SERMONS will be th iin Cuairch; in the Morning. At ?? rellbedi til F.bOOLe Y II.C.L.. Incumbent, of St. iii~ b ?? Evening, at b'lf past six. by the R1ev. H. Pett,l~g B- icumobent of St. Luke's. After Which collec- Ltswil be, MRe iniaid ofthe fundtsfor warming thloChurch. 10 &s ice es 11tb January. 1852. LvT GEORGEi'S DISTI ...

... WRY ANNUAL STEEPLE le CU~iSES, to be run for on Fi fday, March Sitneteenih, a 1B57. STIEAWRDS. I ij It . LANE FOX, ESQ. C CAPTAIN R1EYNARD, SIR C. SLINOSBY, Bart. I JAS. W*IITAKER, Esq. tai It The HANIJACAP STEE'PLE CilASi, AI 3 Of 10 sovereigns each. with £5!1 added, Ih. f and only £3 ?? -- e. ?? ol or before the Third of .iorcli, over not more tinll h fbtr miles of ?? country, within two ...