... - -ui e t e z TRON WAREHOUSE, 19, Call-Lane, Leeds: (lat Kirktalal Fovrge Warehouse), is now OPFNED 'or the SALE 0. AROD, Hoop, SHEE;T, and PLATE IRON. THOMAS BROWN, Proprietor. T the LADIES of Leeds and Neighbourhood. The Fashionable Depot for New LACE GOODS. MUSLIN EMBROIDERIES, COL7LARS, SLEEVES. RIBANDS, FLOWEBRS, DRE:;S HANDICERLC'HIEFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c. &c., is at 6962 PEARSON'S, No. ...

... ULDI ES' F;AUIAHfIE1-T. ~~URT0N 11; iE.-M~S. iiF~jVERSre- m',tcrno ?? 'lce Cyt Il of odu'!-aticic ?? ios the re. ult cif ?? nbsoca, i o mnany Years' cxij ettec Mri,. B. ItS. i~tea. icy resident Foreign ant E ,,is Goavrne'scse and ?? Professors. St.,urton 1Lodge is a mansion situate-1 in a pretty nook, of confider- hleo Cxtcnt, it fe;~ noies -ooth of lcefls, Iind i- iottn.'clie tllY rue- ...

... in ittc iituatfonS, Vl. Ale A1 Letters, Post-paid, addressed to Advertfacers through the Printers are invuriabltforwarded to the partyp Advertising; if, therefore, lie an Applicant does not receive an answer within a reasonable timew he he moist conclude either that the Advertiser is already suited, or he that, from some other caose, it has not been thought necessary to return an answer to the ...

... Sale of Furniture Postpone~l on account of the Borough BleotioO). Mit-ic-Hall. Atbijon-Street, Leeds. B 3stezsr.. IIAILDWICK vare instructed by the Executors of the late Q Mrs. Hartley to Sell by Auction. soi 7l'e.qdaVJ Ie-a, lie -N55hI)a cofI Iler Julv5 inst.. at thes Hn,io-hall. Albion-street. i-eds. b th emaining Iunsoldi portion ofthe vraluiabl~e A ~HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE _pIANOVORT kt te he ...

... ?? 4p Ruction. YOUNGS RIDING SCHOL, LPEDS. Wessrs. %VEA`rIIERL1ya, HUTE art e.ce by a gei- tiema leasng Egland to ell b Atltion. ?? a TheOr5 in 5~, tie hi .Slgeelh ay f Jne nstntat ?? Tii~-~eeds. POYPHAETON, withi leternl pinted hoiwi,. Withmovabi bea, lnedwithdra clthand painted green. recently t The above carriages are in capital condition, and may he seen early het on the morning of sale. ...

... MW ~fnes abrne0ss. WOO~tRN CRYSTAL PALACE. T~TOL1EN CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT, I b- ~78, BRIGGATE, LENDS. Ibgleaveto inform tlae public generally that 3habe, now an Ex- ?? tolk 'of BL ACK CLOTHS, which for GODoNiss~nd CHEAP- *17HiscannotCe excet~d. Atrialwillsecurs future custoam. MATTHEW HSEP WORTH, 78. Briggate. IRST BROTfiERS, 97, Briggate, Leeds, G oldcta inspection of their extensive stock of ...

... the ELIEOTORS of the BOROUGH of LEEDS. GENTLEMEN, I beg you olice 'again to accept my most cordial thanks for the generous exorkions you have made in my behalf, and for having returned mie as your representative to Parliament. Believe me I consented to come forward rather to fight your battle than my own, and I consider that the success which has been achieved is Sours, much more than mine. To ...

... al LADVERTISEMENTS.] I 1 The greatest recommendation of articles ueed for food, is that tteir wholerorneoss has niit been interfered with. Accoriilg I to Parliaumentary evidence the Chinese employ minleral powders to I * colour the tea intended ?? suiply. They were led to this I strange and mischievous practice 1y finding out that the brownri wituered autunun leaves might be disguised with ...

... ,,cals bu Vauction. GREGORY'S BEDSTE UT) A-NT) BEDDIING ESTABLIS1HMEINT, SALE ?? 23. II-st cl-street f, 'c-Is. S irOFVALUJABLE11 WARtEIIOYS-E FIXTUJRES AND Ft 'TI1tUS. liler. lXtDI'-' Itir cc'rcd ?? (reel the Aerie toeliciit, ult-ito die, port ices No. 28. Bond-street, FT IN S FH Valuable _FIX LURES andFIT GS witich cull lie iee-ed :Ply tizi,' prev~iouls to tile stil. Sale atci.oevrn tieeh ?? ...

... fixt anb life ®ffices. I L EEDS AND YORKSHIRE FIRE AND LIFEL ASSUILVNCE COMPA?-hNY. Estalslsedl h 1882'.-Capital One Milliabn. ?? are rcspectfs l'ly infornesi that the t ewesissal Receipts for I, ti iit:-si falling due at itsldsuinsne, or Jor lIth, are naow readY for deivcr ery FIRE INSURANCE. The three ordinary classes of insurance are charged, a lfter the e- - spective rates of is. Ad., 2s. ...

... MUSIC HKLL, LEEDS. THE GREAT DIQ~rARIA of JERUSALEM T and the HOLY LAND, from St. George's Gallery, London, every evening at eight O'cloclc, and oil Tuesday. Thursday, and ,saturday ajferm'onss. at three o'clock. Rteserved Seats, Is. 6d.; Saloon Is (tGallery, 6d. * # amily tickets, at a reduction in price, may be obtained of Mfr. slade, Bookeeller, 7, Bond-sireet. sT. GEOPGE'Sf H ALL, ...

... the LADIES of Leeds and Nelghbourhood, 7ime Ifimlonable Bee8~ fog New LACE G 00DS MUSLIN~ E)IBROID)EIIIS OO±LdAP_9SLZZVF8 RIIIANDS If L' EBS, PRESS HANDK1 ROWiERSs, GLOVES, HlOSIERY, &c. &c.. is at PEABSON'E, No.3, Conimercial-street Leeds. Three doors from Briggate. *TIIRST BROTHERS, 97, Briggate, Leeds, Solicit an inspeetion of their estensive Etock of GOLD and BILVE WATCHES vvhich for price ...