... **»»» wiU be given in ST. GEORGE'S IJA»' L . BRADFORD, on Tubbdat Evbbibo, March 3rd, 1867. The Chair to be taken by tbe Worshipful the Matob. IV Rev. W. M. PUNSHON bas kindly consented that the proceeds shall be equally divided between the Bradford Town Mission, the Bradford Bagged School, and the East- brook Day Schools. Apphsstionf for Tickets to be made st the Secbbtabt's Otfice,Se. ...

... February. Subject, — The Political State or Costikhhtal ErEo. c. The Worshipful the MAYOR will preside s- d. _. d. Tickets for the Stalls 1 0 I Unreserved Area ?? 0 4 Reserved Area 0 6 | West Gallery (Reserved) 0 2 North and South Galleries, One Penny. Doors open at Seven o'clock. Chair to be taken at half-past Seven. Tickets for the Reserved Seats may be had at St. George's HaU. Tickets ...

... RGB'S HALL, on MojrBAY, the 18th February. Subject,— The Politicaj, State oe Cohtinehtal The Worshipful the MAYOR will preside. »■ d. • „ a. Tickets for the Stalls 1 0 I Unreserved Area ?? 0 4 Reserved Area 0 6 | West Gallery (Reserved) 0 2 North and South Galleries Os. ld. Doors open at Seven o'clock, Chair to be taken at half-past Seven. Tickets for the Reserved Seats may be had at SL ...

... ' On each day the following Extraordinary Combination of Attractions : — MONS. JULLIEN'S MILITARY BAND, In addition to the following Eminent Solo Performers, M. LAVIGNAC, Herr SONNENBURG, MM. MORTIEUX and COLLINET, M. DUHEM, Mr. HARDY, and M. MORLIGHEM, . M. DE LA FOSSE, Mr. JARRETT, and M. SIMAR,) , M. LERAY and Herr JAMAER, , Mr. HUGHES and Hen* KtENIG. The famous Sardinian Minstrel, I PICCO ...

... artistes, THE BROUSIL FAMILY, rT 0 have thrice had the honour of performing before her Msiestv the Queen and the royal family, wUI give a ?? ' MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, m ?? T Evening next, the llth August, being tbe only Mean-* on ■**-■** the9e talented artistes can appear in Brad- ford P 1 ** to tne ' r return to Germany. MadUe. Cecilia Brousil Second VioUn 7 years. JIM* . Ai™ BrousU lst ...

... by the Bey. W. H. CHANNING, formerly of Boston, U.S., now of Liverpool; nephew of the late Dr. Charming, and author of lii. Memoir, o'clock™ ' * ?? before Eleven and half -I«st Si* JgRADFORD SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.- -n ?? , _i ERENCE of SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS will be held m the Mechakics' iKsnirTE, on Th.rbday -.vening, Nov. 19th, to take into consideration the general wc ™*>(* of Sick Clubs on ...

... the Rev. B. H. COWPER (Secretary of the Parent Society) m the Morning at Salem Chapel, and in tbe Evening at Hoeton Lane Chapel 3J?? jS*£TI- Au ? u , st 2* 1 ?? » PUBLIC *« I t rZ* eld on W '»lfof the above Society, ?2 Hf™-™!-'?. commence at half-past Seven Li^Hl HEM{ IBRO\\N, Esq., the Mayor of Bradford, has kindly consented to preside on the occasion. The Secre- tary ot the London Society ...

... Artistes, THE BROUSIL FAMILY, who have thrice had the honour of performing before her Majesty the Queen and the royal family, will give a MISCELLANEOUS CONCEBT, on Tuesday Evekibg, the llth August, being tbe only occasion on which they can appear in Bradford prior to tbeir return to Germany. MadUe. Cecilia Brousil 2nd Violin 7 years. Mons. Aloys Brousil lst Violin 8 yeare. MadUe. Bertha ...

... be held as foßows- — On Lobd's Day, October llth, sermons wiU be nreoch^ in Hobtok Lake Chapel, by the Rev. J. R CAMPBELL M.A., in the morning, and by the Rev. ROBERT BOWMAN in the evening. «—_» In Salem Chapel, by the Rev. W. M. BLAKE, in the morning, and the Rev. J. G. MIALL in the evening. In College Chapel, by the Rev. ROBERT BOWMAN in the morning, and the Rev. WILLIAM THOMAS in the ...

... School, by the Rev. W. H. CHANNING, formerly of Boston, U.S., now of Liverpool ; nephew of the late Dr. Charming, and author of his Memoir. Hours of Service, a quarter before Eleven and half-past Six D clock. * gRADFORD MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. A LECTURE will be delivered in the Theatre of the Insti- ■to*a, on Tcbsdat Evening, Dec Ist, 1857, on The West Ruling Dialect. by Rev. J. GREGORY, of ...

... WILLIAM M. PUNSHON, of Lmds, WiU preach at Seven o'clock, in KIRKGATE CHAPEL. ™£_££K2T*iP** Mo ***» . a Public MISSIONARY BRK A K> AST wdl take place, at Nine o'clock, in the School- room behind Kirkgate ChapeL The Rev. Dr. Hannah, the Rev. James Calvert, returned Missionary from Feejee ; the Rev. James Osborn, of Sunderland ; the Rev. E. A. Gardiner, returned Missionary from Western Africa; ...

... V., in the SCHOOL -BOOM OF HORTON LANE CHAPEL, 9n Tuesday Evehing the »th of June. The Bey. J. R. CAMPBELL, M !a? wiU preside. Tta Bey. J. P. CHO WN, the Bey. D. SIM and other ministers and friends are expected to ta present and address the meeting, which will commence at half-past seven. £5 ?? ?>WSON DEAN HEATHER, LL.D, of Dublin, travelling Secretary for the Society, wiU give some of the ...