... the Fifth Annual SOIREE of thi* Association wiU be held in St. George's HaU, Ttc»p* t Evktikg, January 10th, 1864 T__t foHowie. talented Artistes have been engaaed • T Miss MILNER Mre. WINST^ ' Mr. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM (Son of the Veteran Tenor), Mr. WINN, and Mr. J. L. HATTON the celebrated Composer and Pianist ' Violin, Mr. CARRODUS The WorshipM the Mayo b wiU preside. RMiHigan Esq. MJ H. W. ...

... JanualPßtth 1864. Calibthkxic Classes as usual. IrpHE MISSES DEWHIRST be* to announce J. that the Duties of their ESTABLISHMENT will be Resumed jl Monday, the 23rd inat.— Handsworth, January, 1864. TtI~RS j^IVMISS ELAM beg to announce that ! IVX tha- Ufa of their SEMINARY for Young Ladies will i tie Resumed j»n- Tcmdat. the 24th instant. ! Broom Grove, Sheffield. If ADrfeS BOARDING SCHOOL, ...

... nomination for Monday next, at the Shire-hall at Gloucester, and the poll for the following Thursday. Sunday Schools. —At the time of the census there were more than 250,000 teachers Sunday schools instructing, every Sunday, in religious knowledge as many as 1,800,000 children. The total number of Sunday scholars on the books of the schools was about 2,400,000, and about two teachers to every ...

... on MONDAY, the 2nd day of Jakuabt, IHSL for the purpose of a loptinz measures for the RELIEF OF THE NECESSITOUS POOR, during this inclement season ; Tne fi iff at Honorable the LORD MAYOR in the - ?? Chair; __flte following ResolotiWrn were adopted: — 'Af Moved by the Rev. Canon Habcoubt, Seconded by the Recoboer, That the preaent inclement state of the weather renders it desirable that a ...

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... ?? By the Rev. J. B. BROWN, B.A. of Loxnoy . '• On the present Social and Rebgious State of Chm, A collection will be made at the doore in aid of a fimd f The tetuw will commence at half.past Seven o'clock. EARLY CLOSING ASSOCI attaint *s_»«ws&4__?^ uiU dehver a course of four LECTURER*™ a _. Hali, on the Evenings of Monday and Tu2d__ t Geor&es J 17th, 23rd, and 24th, 1854. MMij , January ...

... Harp, ad libitum, Buxtos-hoad. K. HARTLEY'S QUADRILLE BAND- For Terms apply to Mr. Palmbb, New-street. MR. J. WOOD attends Evening Parties &a QUADRILLE PIANIST, with or SiftSfSnS! ?? Rooms, Johh William- iTKEET, Huddersfield. PIANO-FORTES. TJIIRST-RATE INSTRCMENTS of every de- J. scnption, by all the best makers, may be bad at'prioes which cannot be excelled by any other dealer at J WOOD'S ...

... Railway Library, in volumes varying in price from One to Two Shillings. Each volume will contain a complete work. Prospectuses and Show Bills now ready. Also in this Popular Series — aOCKINGHAM. By the Author of Electba. •HABDEUS of WARSAW. (ls-6d.) By Miss Pobter. SCOTTISH CHIEFS. (25.) By Miss Porter. CAESAR BORGIA. (25.) by the Author of WniTE- FBIABS. ST JAMES'S. By W. H. Ainswobth. ...

... ORDERS & ADVERTISEMENTS for the LEEDS INTELLIGENCER are received by the following PARTIES :— Aberford, 3. Richardson,grocer, | Kippax, Miss Pawson. \ Acerington, E. Bowker. Kirkheaton, Josh. Greenwood, ' Acktcorth, Geo. Nelstrop. Kirkburton.D. Parkin. Adwalton, J. Thornton. Kirkstall, Thos. Hargreaves. I A Imondbury, Wm. Midgley, Kimresbro', Mrs. Taylor. Armlet/, John Farrar. W. Langdale. ...

... will be Re-opened on Tuesday. oudactea v, January 24th, 1854. Caltsthknic Classes as usual. SCOTT intend to Re-open their j SCHOOL, in Tudor Place, on Monday, January 23rd, 1854. T-^iTmISSES DEWHIRST beg to announce that the Duties of their ESTABLISHMENT will be Resumed wok-da*-, the 23rd inst.— Handsworth, January, 1854. EDUCATION.'— SOUTH PARADE, Doncaster. |_ The MISSES LEGGE'S SCHOOL wiU ...

... of his LECTURES in St George's Hall on the Evenings of Monday and Tuesday' January 23rd and 24th, 1854. «*} ana lueMaj, SYLLABUS. Lectprb lll.— Monday, January 23rd * £EZ romthe - Con,titntion » 1 Hutory of England-The ?? W A£TrV a J°, n ' fend Norman Era—Liberty over- thrown by the arm, of Feudalum, but gradually restored hy the Indartry and Genius of the People. ™«orea mj me n a J^CTUM rV. ...

... him their support, that he has ordered, F^Messrw Clatton _ Shdttlkwobth, of Lincoln, I PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, of Seven Horse tW id THRASHING MACHINE complete, which Ihinrall the most recent Improvements, to be Severed in Five Weeks from this time, which he intends 10 JS k orders' r he may receive will have his punctual «%^ck,l9thJan.,im.. RICHARD BOWLBY, Shabebbokeb, trratefully returns thanks ...