... FOR BREMEN, the fine A 1 F English Schooner RAPID, /,01 *,V Capt. JOHN WVIIrTELEY ; succeeds tie soRObEhTS, and having the greater portion of her C irgo engaged, will meet with immediate dispatch. For Freight, &c., apply to GEORGE CAMMlIE LL. Hull, ist April, 1852. REGULAR LINE OF TRAD ERS. F OR LUBECX, the fine A I SC , English Schooner MAlENTOR, Xaptain SAMUEL HrnoN; succeeds the ELLEN ...

... T ONLY GENUINE W I D O TWEELCH'S PILLS, prepared by Mrs. SMITRERS' (Grand-daughter to the original proprietor Widow Welch), from the real Family Recipe, without the least variation whatever. WIDOW WELCH, for several years, prepared for charitable purposes, the Medicine known as WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS, so justly celebrated for all female complaints, nervous disorders, weakness of the solids, l ...

... Isuotn~fStoo gg~ THE FINEST LAPSANG SOUCHONG ] TEA, FOUR AND FOUR-PENCE PER POUND. Recommended for its immense strength and richness of flavour. The great demand we have for this TEA fully proves its superiority over any other now olfered to the public at the same price. SIDNEY & WARD, FAMILY TEA.DEALERS, HULL. FRE NCH AND ENGLISH SILKS, OF THE NEWEST, AT PRICES FROM ONE SHILLING AND A ...

... h tibVYERTISXEEaNT 4 IMPORTA 4T TO CILOTH MANUFA.CTURERS SILI e TONliNN FANCY WOOLLEN, AND 6Tp,. BY HER S ,E 'c MAJEBTY'S PATNy THE STEAM PLATES PRlss 03r21ZYAME, -It my not be Improper to tth t above very useful amn scintific invention are e t ,1 0t, in the West Riding of Yorkshire. and a greatu be OPwts are now in the course of conatruction for srtnberl' tha )f manulfctacrtsxu stuff dyers, ...

... a Dn EAFNESS.-Mrs. Twigg, 15, Sheldon-street, d Iflolbeck, baa been cured of a serious case of deafness 2 and noises in the head, by Dr. SMITH, 40, Albion-street, Leeds. N.B, See Mr. Mitchell's case, ist page. 2134 h ?? _ _ _ _ ?? _ _ _ __ _ _ _ d All Letters. Post-paid, addressed to Advertiserg, through thes a Pyinte7rs, are invariably forwarded to the party Advertising, a if, therefore, an ...

... TT0 THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH T ~~~Or BRCADFORD. GENTLEerssa.-ltvents have brought on the time for submit- ting to you the question of renewing the trs couiided to your representative5. In tile a50turance0 that I have not been wanting in efforts to promote a free circulation of ideas between the represeeetativs and ?? sonstitusente, I will not t-rotuble you with anly general ?? of what the ...

... IMPORTANT 1NVENTION,-VENTILATING BOOTS AND SHOES. 1AMES LOWLEY (late Foreman with and Successor to Mr. D. Topham), 71, BRIGGATE, LnEiDS, ti desires to present his grateful acknowledgments for the very liberal Patronage conferred upon him since his commence. ment of the ?? business, and respectfully announces that, in order to accommodate his customers and facilitate hie business, he has found ...

... BROTH ERTO. I Rafilway and Builin Mateias, .. c.. I ga ?? ~ole tnonetatb asrcived insruction IF hegan ?? Contractors, t~is e,5'¶,AUC'TION, at Brotherton, nea Prrybridge, i-h by, QUANTITY of MEMEL and other A .inbak. plank, batten, and scautt ing. As ELM.~s'Ro BEEC04. and oilier TIMBER. ls So;,D~t04 gb' i IRON~y, in sheet, bar, red, and scrap. $OZ nrdi i particulars of the sale will be given ...

... Ynl £1,000, and also various other SUMS 1 ,ThJ'J dOWeD to £sO are ready to he ADVANCED 5pr. re r1 rtgage security, at a moderate Jate of interest. VD aprf8denc W 5A~T5IXR Rbn anti B uas, Solnoltors, Bingley AnPjpKefgleY., r gxt2hnatwon, B BRIG HTON SC HO 0 L. if ' DIOEOTOR-ROBERT WINTER, Jun. Asitoid by Fifteen Lecturers and Mlasters. Thi sco VI founded in January, 184q, and the unusual ?? ...

... s7LYA N B.AZAARR-BRADFORD t CIRCUIT--The Wesleyan Methodists of the es' it Circuit, determined on erecting a p gsfI l N EW CHAPEL prcroftroad;, Great Hrton road. to accommodate 1,000 I the poor ender~uable pcarpoap~ortion of free Sit- it uud~yschlas, ndschool rooms on D'stle.Sfor week day and Sabbatb inStructioDs; alo b6'iioy .DING FOR A SUNDAY SCHlOOL, Uc., r al sbel, and On COmPletSngboth ...

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... DR. CULVERWBZ.L, C H. a, ONTHE PLEASURES OF 11EALTH. 0 A series of popular works, Is., each, by post Is. Sd. eacit. at I. ?? ENJOYMENT OF LIFE. di 'Ilealth. recreation and rational useof time.' is CONTENeTa.-EarlY rising ; Spring and Summer mornings, Excur- cli sions about Sthe Environs of Lowdon-the Perks, Lanes, Hills, SI Forests, Fields, High-roads, and othor pleasant places, Country Al ...