... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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. ...

... 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) ...