... granted. 7 ONEY TO LEND.-1R1,000 is ready M to be Advanced on approved Mortgage Security, at a reduced rate of Interest.-Apply to Messrs. COLBECK & THOMPSON, 12, Parliament-Street, Hull. August 5th, 1852. V PIPES, CHEMTIST & DRUGGIST, North E a Bar-street, Beverley, is in immediateWANT of a well-educated Youth as an APPRENTICE. Beverley, July 28th, 1852. W ANTED, for a Family residing in a 51\ ...

... BEDS PARISH CHURCfH,-The t EL gLEVENTH ANNIVERSARY of the Consecration oft: t Churchl will be commemorated Lss 2'hssrsday. ftc Seco5S sceitem- e -rnsext. The LORD ?? of thle DiOCESE lies expreased d ?? intention of taking part in the services, ansI SERlNIL(iDb ,V.il be ~rsiebdin the morning by the Right Rev. the Lll D II BISH8X of i£NtEWYORK, end in the Evening by the Rlight Bev thu LORD ...

... ~ubVOW watfcra. LEEDS BOROUGH BREIWSTERSESS[ONS. LN'JTICL I's hereby given, that the Justices of the Peace lor the lforourrirof Leeds will hold their GENE R AL ANN U AL, bETING for the Licensing of Persons keeping or being ?? to keep irns, AlellSOB. aoid Viectuilling HOUOse, within the salt borourgh. at tile Coust-houso, in Leeds. tis the said boruh i iedlnesdaly. dic Teenty-jf~th dav of ...

... F t 1nOR SYDNEY direct, (to Sai' @ t A on the 25th August, the clipper ^ X Barque REGINA, A 1, 366 Tons; lying in the London Docks. Has roomn only for a few 2'eDS Measuremenlt Goods. This vessel has great height between-decks, and will take Passengers at the uniform rate of £20. Captain R. R. Liddlwhohas just returned from the Gold Regions, will be happy to afford every Information to ...

... I ?? f ADVElRT Lsk1ssftS.-I one i At thiti season of the yeur, when wee usually lay aside our or f/i winter garments for the more light and airy summer ceattime, fthe iautidry, as~ a natural consequenssce gets busy. We havev TJ pleasure int reminding our, fair, reader s of tile Glwulleld Patent - btarch, which, we observe, is now used in noe lessen setteblih- TION, g I recutea thatie lguittry ...

... ?? .,iIfictllanEoU~fi iRL A D O J O NES & Co., /1P ORIGINAL PATENTEBs AND MANUFACTURERS OF RICE STARCH, for which an Exhibition Prize- medal was awarded. This beautiful Starch, which REQUIRES NO BOILING, gives to linen a permanent stiffness and glaze, and is equally celebrated for the peculiar clear- ness it imparts to muslins and lace, as for the unrivalled EASE, with which the operation of ...

... mHE GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION TTo 1IE UIlLD IN DIUBLIN IN IR53. The General Committee beg to inform inoencling Exhibitolrs that the designl of Mlr. John Bension has been adopted for the bisilding, and that it% Ooilittnnctioll has bsstn commenced., The wall and counter space will amount to about 2-3,005 Superficial feet, with D~owpr to. incrp.Ase it if required). 7WURSDAY, to FIFITH OF 1A Y ...

... LONDON TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, n1) WELLS, REGIMENTAL TAILOR, HATTER, &c., has just received, in great Variety, Aro all the New Materials for GENTLEMEN'S SHOOTING DRESSES, in Coatings, Waistcoats, Tcowsers, &c.; and also the Reversable WATERPROOF COATS, so much admired for their adaptability for the present Season, and particularly for Gentlemen Visitors to the Sea-side. OBsEavE-3, SAVILE ...

... PETTICOATS FOR THE MILLION! SHEWN IN THE GRLEAT EXHIBITION OF 1851, AND RECEIVED d A PRIZE MEDAL. 1i NEW ?? ADVANTAGES OF THE r NEWPATENT SEAMLESS PETTICOAT, B AS A SUBsTrITUTE, FOR FLANNELS, ARE- T THEY ARE ONE-THIRD.,CHEAPER. TH3EY ARE MUCH NEATER IN APPEARANCE, THEY ARE EQUALLY WARMI.IV THEE ARE THREE 'TIMES AS DURABLE. THEY! IMPROVE IN EVERY WASH. THEY NEVER SHRINK IN THE WASH. THEY ARE ...

... I ADVERTISEMENTS.] h GOOD NEWS FOR THE AIFLICTED.-Dr. ROBERTS'S e CELIhBRATIPII OINTMENT,called *he Po r Mhi s Friend,' . is coltidently recommenlded tothepublic aulannutt ing reme- t, dy or wounds of every description, a certain cirre or ulcer- ated sore legs. it of twenty years' sandling cuts, t urns, scalds, ilnrasem, chilblahs. rcorbutic etuptions and f inllpla in the e face, sore. amul ...

... | ADVERTISEXIENTS.] GOOD NEWS FOR T}E AFFLICTED.-Dr. ROBERTS' CELi3BRATED1 ONTUMENT, called the Poor Allu's Frienid,' is cositidently recommended to the public as anufasilingreme- dy for wounds of every description, a certain cure for ulcer- ated sore legs, it of twenty years' standing. cuts, burns, scalds, bruises, chilblains, scoibutic eruptions and jimples is tshe face, sore and infinmed ...

... it PARENTS. AND GUARDIANS.-Mrs. c BATES, No. 3, Biroh-place, Bury New-road, Manches- X ter, widow of the late Mr. Jthn Bates. who for many years was commercial traveller for several eminent houses, respect- fully nnounces that she i'S at present VAC NCIES for Two or Tihree respectable Youths, in addition to her present num- 1 ber, who can be 'I1AiIDED and LODGED at her etablish- ment, wh ch is ...