... Z, be Mm~t FAR HEADINGLEY.--A 1)UitN,iSHLD] FHO USE to be LET, for four or five moehii. Liia hre at No. 2, Victoria-Terrace. T be LIFT, the large coni;- lt Ln -wibly - situaed HUSENo.4, King-stre ~t, Lelals. Apply to Mnse.,r3. 3.3ablns and Sons. Mercury-office. R~OSTON SPA.-A pleasant V~iitA 1{LkSP J E DFNCI9 to LET; also a COTTAGE. In juire of Mr. Newhill, l3ath Hetel.r UJ10 LET, and may be ...

... iylublk No1iCCt to RD FORD CMnPoRATI)N WATER- NA'l B W iRS.-I ARTtLI SeiTOiN CrMtiA10N. -whereasi tht. Mayor, N l AlilrrrTtw, CsIA itrgtiof the LOT ughof ticabrifrrrd. In t li' ectuat,# to Id-ICP or SX`ti'- it ilitld tbs tue lleitdfirt I t ot iu rtirh Aet, 145l, r-1 tl td IV',tt to take fr rdite ?? ?? tino2 oltenitcrtC ter cn rtid~ertrr riceen or htarc,,in of ?? wastle i. rrtg 4rs it. ?? ?? ...

... T° the ELE C TOR S of the BOROUGH . of' LEEDS. T] Roundhay, March 10, 1857. FELLow-TOWNvSM'NSI, As it has been announced by the Prime Minister that a Dissolution of Parliament is at hand, I think it MY duty to to offer apprise you that it will not be in my power again TU my services as your representative in parliament. It has pleased Divine Providence so to reduce my bodily strength as to ...

... P A Y O0i F I IL E~ 0 TU I[ C) IN 'lthe CT'N1rRAT (aMt-' o itli a, thin, TiNY at Vie! Y2)th I -EL of J L LB US)1 rnCC to 'I [IAN'K YOUT a thottotast tiuteC for f hiviu~luti mu ,nt e,mdd,tl file ni I O 0' of11 A'NDS `(tI-DAY. ?? 11W ,IIVrl l .a'.nIIUI C;. 5111: 'ico tel' SO rtriltflt.titud int Utt C by ?? ,g ipr ol Llit p1 t-ta~o It nortir tarmmin. i1',or vnry Itimbfil 6ervattt, U Leed1;, 271th ...

... UMO the ELECTOBS of the WEST 111DING of I the COUNTY of YORK. Having received in invitation from a meeting of leading 3 and itafileiiial. Liberals from the various towns and districtsI of the NVost Riding to allow myseif to be nominated as a Oauduiitc~t~ for thle hionour of Representing you in thle newt Parliami ii which is about to be summtoned, I have accepted i this most flattering proposal ...

... TO ADVEIITISEWRI. As we hace consitaut inquiry restper.'ingtbe price of shOrt' advertiserrents, wo p~ublisit tl'.e folllowing extract fromI ouir sta(e for the informait',0n1 of persons deeiirous of advertishig:- ?? ?? 2'id. 148 to~r ,tords ?? 4s.0Od. 17t ?? Z 1 :l7to i7 ?? 4 6 23'toA.,1 *.s 3 0 1 CBL. 78 ~ Ai~x-cttisemari; cio'.Pyvcing Av'1trtiO2 ordB areifloottd far 2s.. 40 cw-rc-s 3i.. &t:. ...

... EPRE SENTkT ION of LEE DS.-Thosie Whoj ace o0 f opinion, that the interests of the Borough of I.Ceds will be i'e' served ha ?? oif the Right 'ion. M. T. BlAIN ES' and ttI WILAA~ tlgCIETT E`.. wil attend a Meeting at haho t Howso Monday. the Sixteenith siclitftli, t twelva at noon, Le, Pc. 6th Marach, ?? T BI ID LZOTUBI:to YoUNG !ENT.,_M To-llfnrroe, Eneubist. ?? Great (ieoreg'8-street Chapel, ...

... YI[10 the ELECTORS of tihe WEST RIDING LI the COUNTY of YORK. GESNTLEIENT, Ha!ving received art invitation from a meeting of leading =cd influential Liberals from the various towns and diistrintts Mf the West Ridlin~g to allow myself to be nominated as a Candidate for the honour ocZ Repreasenting you in the new Parliament which is about to be summoned, I have accepted this most dlatterirrg ...

... T the ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of TLE:EDS. GEXTLsEscsN, A dissolution of Parliament being immediately at hand, I beg leave to solicit the high honour of again representing my native town in the House of Commons. My political principles are well known to you. I stated them frankly and fully when yon first elected me, as well as on each of the two subsequent occasions on which I have been ...

... ACARD.-Dr. WHITAKER, Surgeoli (Suc- I ceseor to Dr. Reelrig), Headingley. TEWSPAPER OFFICE. - Gr. B. BROWN, son qPasperhanger, &c., Lumb-larne, Bleafford. Newaspareirs delivered in timiefor breakfast. Orders promptly attenided to. U FANOAH RHODES, Goldsmith, Bradford, has just received from the manufacturer a considerable imora too of tile newest designs and tirnt quality of FR mc C OCtS. ...

... the ELECTORS of 'the BOROUGH of .To LEMK, LEEDS. ' I beg to offer you myniost respectful and grateful thank-s for the-high honour which you have done me in again ?? ing me~as your Representative in the House of Commons. a It shall1 he my constant study to prove myself not unworthy of your kindness and confidence. -H I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most, faithful Servant, Leed~s, March ...

... C.4,U1J.-TIJO0MAS PLINT, Ac3countant, 18,T Park-row, leeede. ~VI~lAM Hii3SiN Esate, land _Agzit, ~~'t'Cnrr.N2. Plrii.naot;oi rek5rrdt notjon. Be 1'i THL Atietiozi(-r dud Aiiliraistlor, No. t _E'~l7T'fA1Y AI BIUITFLBY, Alictioneers l W I Alint-rsArecuntante, Estate and General Agerts f 23. Foal' ?? Ipeds. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ll - t.MIAL.-.AMEPU1RCR IN, Asictionv, 13 w41.,IN.;rr't. f ;47r npripoiite ...