... G O L D! G O L Di! G O L Di!! THE great object in life appears to be the acquisition and retention of property ! Hence T the great joy manifested at the discovery of Gold Fields in Australia, Our object in addressing you, is to inform you that by the exercise of prudence and caution in the spending of your money, you can obtain all the benefits of a Gold Mine much nearer home. IT IS S'ITUATED ...

... 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 ...

... *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 ...

... THE ROAD TO REAL6TR I rxOL L ow A Y ~8 PItLL. CURE OF A. DISORDERED UVER, AND BAD DIGESTION. Copy of a Leitur from Me-. R. W. MAWku, Cheinist, ?? Pui2Col Stresl, ivoerpol, clatedi 6th Jsete, 1851. To Professor HOLLOWAY, Ssm,-'Your Pills and Ointmnent have stood the highest on our sale list of Proprietary Medicines for somneyears. A customer, to whom Ican refer for any inquiries, desires me to ...

... 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 ...

... 11E PATENT FIRE ANNIHILATOR. IEFIORTS AND TESTIMONIALS AS TO EFFICIENCY. 11II FTH5 LeonIe TOWl; COUNCIL FIsE BhRIGADE CONIMITTER. W 11,JTF Town Clerk's Office, Leeds, 31s1 October, 1851. St I tle ndesigedbeing the chaitr-sass of the Rtepairs and usi I 13riade Cmmitt epolte borou lasf Leeds, having been i Anhatrinextinguishing flames l I~i~dd5~ed b the burningof a mass ofshavings andlight tim- ...

... GIUATZB 'WITI THE DISPATCH OF SUNDAY, JAN. 4TH. FVHEg SUJBSt'lC1iBERS to tilhe hWEEKLY IL T IJSPATCIH will be presented wviti ae the numuber Coloured Chart, sh1owiing by diagrams and at one V ie, the the of persOns5 Wltolaily. dur ing a period of five meoot a, visited Crystal Palace, the snoeiit of 'oney takena atthe daon andreceived various 01 ?? iteresting clsa- fioan various source., ...

... lion aux. T ADVERTISE31ENTS.1 andi CURE FORt TIM 'i(OOTII-AciHE.-We refer any of our for readersa who are sniffriris from the teeth-ache, to theaodver- Itiremnnt in this diays M~,roircii- rirspecting Sweeting's Tooth- ?? ch Eix~ir. Anly Sferitnitg from this tiresome complainit thai wiii niot deserve thre leaot pity if they neglect to procure so rent ihay antl vertuelient a cure. 137 02 red. ...

... a- o sGIATIS WITH THE DISPATCH OF SUNDAY, JAN. 4Tr. rBPHE SUBSCRIBERS to the WEEKLY J1 DISPATCH will be presented with a highly-finished coloured Chart, ahowing by diagrams and at one view, the number of persons who dily, during a period of five morts, vieited. the Crysttil Palace, the amount of money taken at the doorsandreceived from various sources, and other statistic, ot an ...

... W1-HO IS THE BEST FOR BOYS' i IV CLOTHllNG7 Mluch ?? from poetry be clearly known, But illutstraition makes the thing our own. This question involves m iny others, We purpose at once to propose; For the point which at present's at Issue, Ie founded on Juvenile C, At/s I Some aaY iiVAt4'5 best in the kingdom. For goodness, for cheapnes8, and gr.;e, That there is not a garment he offers, But ...

... I-IF, MISSES PLINI' respectfully announce Tthat the dirties of their Ostabi~uweat will be resumael on 'uirday, (Lie Twrenly-sercrn O iasr, i.t rV1lF, Buries of MRS. IIAGENAUER'S Morn- -,liag Class for Young Laidles wilt lie resumedpt on lliceiday, J'anurst, Twentriiethr. 1852-5.-, liyron-Street, Leeds. AJ)11.EY, SEMINARY, TH~ORNTON, nea lrD L VI5D. COIILItttitsiby ?? ies'es l.OYGFLELI) ...