... Valuable Freehold ?? in Baotley. ?? Mr.LAINCASTERt. lt Mr. PI'm k, r'e, the WVilton Arms I11n. in (1atley. in the couinty of York, oen 11oi2o00a t/e 'T'erriefli da of efSptheinber. ll5i2, at sla W'e ock inl the ?? jut, in thp :lolleWing or sulch other l0ts a mitny be algreed on fit tihe tale, and subject to coliditiOnie, Let 1. LL that IVIESSUAGTI, or Dwelling- Ahon e. nosy I~t .ev 01(1 hi ill ...

... I rI , ~'ow.ing UBIAC SPRVICES witbhednte I Th od in coatlvl5ion with the ANNIVRlIISARY of pis 61uI)ITRI iT A VXLLIAR Y to the London Mission- .e ciety - iner .Nineteenths, SERMOZ'l will be I1~; 00S D7,5'tpreacehd at- c,,ra CHAPEL-Ilk ?? morning, at half-past tins 00 PSA the llieV. WILLIAX :,LATYERt, Missiomlar3' fron, LdnstiziriCHAPHL-In thle morning, at balf-M41. Re. f t. WEEKNS. thle ...

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... LO0NDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.- 1,,floigPUBLIC SEltVICES will be held In the 'd ocnoiqn With the ANNIVERSARY of ofve~tC UXIIAARY to the Loudon Mission- TOU will.be preached at- 01n CHAPI1 -.la the afternoon, at half-past two ~ rnna iix o'clock, by the Rev. J. SMITH. LA'ER and SMITH, aided by Minis- ill~ii ?? -hold PU ISLIC MEBETIN GS p~~sO een o'clock in the evening: of each e~elnobth on ...

... s 200 REWARD.- WHER1IAE'S, last MOn- *t e 020 day E~vening hnh of A7lgilst, between th, ye] hulirs of eight and nine. EVlN M1EN (witho thers outsidel, or . INTldElD the REi.SIDJENCE of MIr. C1A Hl'LEs CLOtUtH. at Man s Bolton, near Brsdferi, armed with Pistols and Bluodgeons _ arid with their Faces Veiled, and violently assaulted MrigA e Ciougii and his lamily, and stole from the house, iMoney ...

... fADVERIcrSEM ~I- IS.] It is ever a ucsill1 daty orl a joualirdist to introduce to Ilil read.,, coiiie sew *. ?? calc if tat U I,, beitch t, a vast Su ot 101' of eir tli ,crsrewhir. h:1 ishI,, St t0c151'll clitios 0. ltponi Illr aYtiialhleS. Itt1. W111 t, 1 fl, lsle~illgI~ %%e Ca1 Ihe !,C ittlellittoll of intv~lltl. to I,'er;5. Dui Ii -rr.y' Ilealti-Reatoyiltg V,, beu,' a t-rot., wh'ilche ...

... ORING HOUSE. 1COLEMAN, 6, KING-STREET, TRINITY-HOUSE-LANE, eS* PROFESSED TROUSERS AND BREECHEY CUTTERt, Patronisedbythle Nobility and Gentry, for the Troulsers cuot upon a new system, equally adapted for Wa'king->Riding, or the Ball.-Hoorn. C U T T I N G . S. C. has engaged talented Foremen from St. Janies'.slreet, London, for Coats and Vests, also Workmen of kdown talent and experience ...

... *~atco bp RuUMOR. REVERSIONARY INTEREST. ~y Mes~e~r HAEDICKon Wednsceday. the Twenty-ssintlh, 53 AeslemhreJU if t three o'clock fin the afternoon, at their -rouTrinity-street, Leeds, subject to stuch condi-A tosawilbe then psoduced, A HE t'.VRSIONARY INTEREST in a H ~ ~oi payble n th Death of a Lady aged 72, SI) rpert of ndouted alue. ~ particuari apl) y to PAYNE, EDDISON, FORD. 3 ?? oli~i~s, ...

... WESLEY COLLEGE, SHEFFIELD.- W ~~~THHMS PER ANNUA. in tilin.g pm1ssation, Bosard, and Washing of linen. Fur pupils betwein nin aend eleven years at age £35 Si 5 3letweels ene0e11 ilid ?? I5 S0 Fifteen an~tiov ?? 55 01 Prote~ssio.ai Cilnciii.try ?? ?? 4(In 3liedienil iitt,' lance ?? . I I VS Thelp~yril ass tolst ito rnade haslf-yezrl y in advarice. hmd three iojtu ltit e'ibtetereno al Ii a1 ...

... 4ja ellaneouo. THE CHURCH HISTORIANS OF ENGLAND, FROM BEDE TO FOXE. rFlE Ecclesiastical Writers who have left T records of the events of their own days, between Bode and the Reformation, are more than 20 in num- ber. The most eminent and important among these, Matthew Paris, has furnished modern writers with the substance of the greater portion of their accounts of the English Church after the ...

... LONDON TAILORING ESTABLBISIIVMENT. WELLS, REUIMENTAL 5TAILOR, HATTER, &c., has just received, in great variety, f, all the N~ewr Materials for GENTLEMEN'S SHOOTING DRESSES, in Coatings, Waistcoats, Trowers, &e.; and also the Reversable WATERPROOF COATS, so mcnh admired for their adaptability for thepresent Season, and particularly for Gentlemen Visitors to the Sea-side. OBSERVE-3, SAVILE ...

... is at, T EE1)S MECHANICS' INSTITUTION and ,YJLE E LITERARY SOCIETY. a LECTURES FOR THE FIRST HALF SESSION, 1852-3. n, XONDAY and IVEDNESDA Y. Seet. 27th and 29th. as- Mr. FRANK HOW AtD. i ON THE SCIENCE AND ART OF DRAWING. MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4th and 6th, The Rev. J. A. BAYNES, B.A.. (of Nottlnghamn le let LECTURE-ON DEMOSTHENES and ORATORY in a REPUBLIC; 2nd LECTURE-ON CICERO, and LIFE ...