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... (From, our own Correspondent.) London, Thursday Evening. the continental buyers are still operating largely, there has been increased competition for nearly all kinds of wool this week, especially for fine Sydney and Port Philip flocks. advance the quotations, compared with the former sales, is now IA.I. to 2d. per lb. Tbe following is the order :— Friday, J ply 31.—Messrs. Southey and Son ...
... Fourteen Years' Experience of Cold Water: Its Uses and Abuses. By Captain Richardson,- Rock Ferry, late of tho 4th Light Dragoons, Arutliui ■•f IlUi aolfluiialirp,'l l &C.. (Longman & Co., London.) .»■« acquainted with Captain nuffon Horsemanship, but we havi heard its merits, as useful practical treatise, highly commended and this praise can very readily believe to be\ deserved, judging ...
... 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 ...
... to Mr. William Scott, accountant, 19, Albion-street, Huddersfield. ANTED to BORROW, the sum of _£800 on security of freehold buildings, in a good situa- tion, and well tenanted.— Apply to Edwin Walker, accountant, 17, Market-place, Hudderefield. 31st July, 1557. •Publication. Just published, price 6d.; by post, 7d., SYSTEMATIC INSTRUCTION and PEBIODICAL EXAMINATION. Two Addresses. By James ...
... 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 ...
... have kindly consented to preach Sermons on Loed's Day next, August 30th, bearing upon the movement for Closing the Shops at Nine o'clock on Saturday Nights, viz. : — Rev. Dr. Burnet, Vicar, at the Parish Church, in the Evening. Rev. H. J. Burfield, M.A., at St. James's Church, Man- chester Road, Evening. Rev. Knight Gale, at St. Andrew's Church, Evening. Rev. W. Barker, at Christ Church, ...
... M 'the County of York, Farmer, hath oiCu.sboroi.gh, Injhe Jfith day of A by an lD ...
... think our church will last a good many years yet, said, waggish deacon to bis minister; I see the steeper* are very sound. Sigh os the Sporting Member.—The sporting member, nailed to the Treasury benches, and dreaming of the grouse-dotted Moors, hums plaintively himself. How happy could I be with Heather !— Punch. An American editor says that any good-looking young lady can get him by ...
... jteT. WILLIAM BREAKEY, of Lisburn, near Belfast, will Preach TO-MORROW, the 23rd instant, in the Morning at Half p»st Ten, and Evening, at Half-past Six o'Clock. Ba PTI S T MISSIONS. PORTMAHON CHAPEL. On SUNDAY, August 23rd, Two DISCOURSES on behalf of the BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY, will be delivered in portmahou Chapel, by the Rev. JAMES SMITH, of Chitoura, India, who for many years has ...
... *s S tion. Pit Props of all ?? fl 2!r Constantly ou hand St^of F-rjg^Jg Jsrch, Scotch Fir and Foreign Deals, £* g^ fence Railing. Gste* *«•• ^wd by machinery. Windows, Mouldings of any size, prep*^^ Urma at the shortest notice, hawing » ■Cftg^ «»20»1857- ?? AND CREDITORS. ALL PERSONS to whom the late Mr. JAMES YOUNG, of Cataerick, in the Nortb- ?? of ibe County of York, Deceased, stood ...
... a Minister of the Society of Friends, in their Meeting-house, Hartshead, on FIRST DAY Evening next, (SUNDAY, the 30th inst.,) at Half-past Six o'Clock, to which the company of those who incline to attend is respect- folly invited.— Sheffield, Bth Mo., 27th, 1857. CHINA AND THE CHINESE— The First of a Series of LECTURES on CHINA AND THE CHINESE, will be delivered at the Council Hall, on Mon- ...
... WOLVERHAMPTON MEETING. Mondat. The Produce Stakes.—Shirsh, 1; Saloclca, Echo, 3. Aran. The Patshull Handicap.—Elfrida, Amelia, 2; St. Dunstan, 9, The Wrottesley Stakes.—Repute, ]; Trot, Flora Macdonald, 3. The Wolverhampton Stakes.—Fisherman, Queen Beet, 2. The Ladies' Purse.—Verona, 1; Leo, 2 Dundas, 3. started. Tuesday. The Members' Plate.—Leo, Schiedam, 2; Salon lee, 3. The ChiUington ...