... Ile0 b'p aucttion. W INDHILL HILL FARM, NI;AR BRADFORD.- W The Messuage. Cottages, Four Closes of Land and beredtteaments. situate at Wudhill, in Idle, in the parish of alverley, in the countty of York, advertised to be sold by auction, by Mr. TimothY legham, at the house of fIr. J. Haley, the Buil Inn, in Shipley. on F riday, tle Ninth day of July next, have been disposed of by Private ...

... SO I Ect. ~'ji0 MILER.- T BE ETand entered upon J. at a'titi&5 nex, a Stam CON MILL, situated in J Comnir~i~lstree, Pea the tallwy Staionin the populous in flourihing saport own o ilartepool.Applyto Air. Roar. be MALT55oil5 ~ ~ ~ [LLi'olld unrleol TV LE , ARTHINGTION HE LinMtin with the site about BaA. lit, 1op, of rich Land. Good be shooting snd fishing attached. For pnrticuilats IIpl to Mir. ...

... O~SWETYANL WOOL FAIR.- Adin ~.J NOTICE Is heebyg~vef, that ?? FA Thorae BALE of WOOL, ill ?? fOw~RVO THE GENERAL FAiR DAY IS J ULYb1 sgth ?? neaday in the Month.% and that the first ofc olFaire. II TH behed Inthe'fows'sMarket, on the First Jl~edcitdaYede Nx neart. when every facility and ?? will be afforde~d by the ?? of ?? town. 1Ily odro ?? Col, RIt AD J. CituX0N. each GOweltry, 1.8thb ay ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. I We regret that many other claims upon our space, ishls week, render 3g us unable to insert the second communication of W. W. a MIosee Syes.-The story Is an old one, asd has already appeared in I our columns. It J. S Ellis's British Tariff, which may be procured through any la bookseller. 11 Poeefract,-The party referred to cannot vote. He has no remedy ve or redress. He ...

... rHE MISSES PiN I'S SCHOOL will be T, re-opened Tuesday. August the Third. BPE Dutics of Mrs. HAGENAUEK~'S ?? IMORNING CLASS for Young Ladies will be resumedI on Aloli'al JIlls Tteitny-i~xih, 1852.-M, Byron.street. Noclb 'Town-end, Leeds. MI[ SS HOBSON begs respectfully to Inform herV &YL rlends aud the public, 'btet the duties Of her school will re-cornmence en Thuridav, the 2t'retityyecond ...

... I ADVEItTISEIENTS. it is ever a pleasing duty of a jotrnalist to introduce to his readers some new oiscovery calculated to ?? a vast porion of our fellow-carture, whiich has the strottgeetclainsir 3 upon oar sympathies, Iw ith this feeling that we call the i attention of invalids to Messrs. Da Barry's ?? i Food, a farina which careful analysis has shown to be derived 2 from the root of a at ...

... 1i PORT PHILLIP & GENERAL ItisIGRATIN. COLONIZ ATION. and INVESTMENT NY pnte etadtn a ucseful Principle or ~ socieies), ith a Poprle'ry Captal of Li59etor in ~%~sitresof I ach pad u, wth ower to increase the ~jneto lsit0ll an a mlna Ca Ita o £,010,iJO) by incee- (ProisioallyRegiterd.) Sir John Villiecs Shelley. Dart. John Itumphsrey, Esq., Aid., U1.1. Thomas Hutching Eeq, Diasro.. 8. S Dp ...

... Iii3TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF 1 ITtBENORlTHERN CONGREGATIONAL SCHlOOL for 5sof Iin Isters nde olssionariee, t1icoates House, near fiAeeld. Rev G. W. CONDER. of Leeds. will preslde at the Pub- *grtnintioln. oen Wednesday, July SewAth. Ito commence at ?? a~m.; and ROBERT MILLIGAN.4 Esq. P, .JtiO55t'fjuwll take the chair at tihe Annual eatlig' rl Wlb progENN ed for friends from a salance;a ...

... rjl I'll ELECTORS OF THEI' WEST I ~~RIDING OF YorticsillttE. ald CF51TLEIfI9X,-A Proteclltionit Adminintsation lavinrg called fore a inaiijudgment upon its policY fromU tile conlstitualolel If tile empire, I beg leave. Its all advOahtO Of Free Trade, to solicit the honour of again represenl ing you ini Parliament. th ei Iwill not insult your reason by Ofteingto ePO l influences of a. policy ...

... *alto 1)V AnuC lt. I[LiREMPiTORYl SALE, iS11EEP'SCARPLACE. llKIN NERl-LANE. IIOUSFEIIOJD I;UISIYlURI1.. CIlIlAltNHY GLA S-, TISED STIEA1S aslid 10 (D5N. GLASS, CHINA, PICI'URES, LI NLNEI0TCII EN UIJTNS1LS, and otherwueful Lcto, Messrs T E'Ei AR llirte instructed by thp owner to S9Lj`, HAl' AUG1 '1N, ass JWe5,Insdsits scxt, Jul's Au,,titrnlls, 11151. onl the promi.ses, No, 2, Sjlsepecar-place, ...

... W EST RIDING ELECTION.-At a Meeting of the General Committee of the West Riding Reform Registration Association, with other Liberal Electors, held at the Hotel, Normanton, on Friday, the 2nd of July inst., The Right Hon. Sir CIAS. WOOD, Bart., in the chair, Moved by W. M. E. MILNER, Esq.; Seconded by F. CARBuTr, Esq.; And resolved unanimously- That this meeting tenders its beat thanks to Mr. ...

... toi Saltofitb aucton. er ee THTE PECENIX INN, KIRKOATE, LEEDS.8 i ' E EXTENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING MATERIALS. WITHOUT RESERVE. Oieracs. OLIVER and SON announce that they IYO instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, in lote, on Wednesday, tic Twvents-fir 'W day of July instant, Id VlHE WHOLE of the MATERIALS forming lL the PIlENIX INN, Kltrkgate. consisting of a large e- quantity of bricks. slates, doors, ...