... tiie alteration in). Bibles from lGd. to £5 ss. AMU EL WARBLTRTON, Market Place Brewery, can supply Families with very superior flavoured wholesome ALE, Is., and PORTER, Is. 4d. per gaUon, in six gallon casks or upwards. OLD IRISH WHISKEY (JAMESON'S or DUNVILLE'S) of great age, and being weU matured, will be found by connoisseurs to be of surpassing excellence.— B. Barker, Wine and Spirit ...

... Subject: A Pilgr mage Commenced. QUEEN STREET CHAPEL. — To Morrow (Sunday) Evening, the Rev. J. H. MUIR will Preach to Uie Young, in the above Place of Worship, from Prov. x. 1. A wise Son maketh a glad Father. S~~ T. PHILIPS C H U R C H — On SUNDAY. January 3rd, the ANNUAL SERMONS on behalf of the CHOIR FUND, will ?? be Preached. The Services will be folly Choral, and the Choir having ...

... The library of the late Baron Hammer Purgstall will nut be sold, as formerly reported, by public auction. The King of Saxony has bought it, in a lump, for his private collection. The Jerrold In memoriamis sufficient to secure annuity, we are told, of £120 year for Mrs. Jerrold and her unmarried daughter, and th© survivor of the two. Illustrated London News. The march of intellect is evidently ...

... of than £100 each, payable in Three or Five Tears. to be made to Messrs. Leeman & Clark, York. John BißKg^ Secre^aryv - BOWES MOOR INCLOSCRE. I CRAYSTON WEBSTER, of Kendal, in ?? pf Westmoreland, the Valuer acting in tbt natter f W Inekwore of Bowee Moor, sit Mate in the Parish of iwes. in the North -Riding of the County of York, JJJS give Notice, that I shall hold a MEETING on JfgCUSLUY, ...

... of a LIBRARY f tOOOVoit; a BEADING-ROOM supplied with fint-daa. jl*Z Um ?? d Bwiodicab; aNEWS-R6OM furnished with TWyi'lui Pmvmxtjmea, LECTURES daring the Wbt_r ?? EVENING CLASSES for ReaLg, Writing CLASSES for Freehand, Figure, Mechanical, and Archi- »J*«l DrawuMf ?? every Tue«lay, Thursday.'and FridaJ, ?? rt c^ avc jußt l — o ?? meets T ™**y - d TKBMB Of BTB BCBIPTION. *-h*e Members, 10 ...

... A/t^WALTER PARRATT, Organist of St. rfnvfca /i!£E?v™ aroh ; >«]F»etfo»ly announces that he «GIVB3 LESSONS on the ORGAN Ld PIANOFORTE. MST. PAULS-STREET, HUDDERSFIELD. BS. LISTER PEACE, Teacher of Singing, wUI RESUME the DUTIES of her PROFESSION on Wednesday, the 20th January? 1858. M™« YEW COTTAGE* LIGHTCLIFFE. ISS WALTON respectfully informs her lu _r*F riondB and the Public that the DUTIES ...

... A banker asked young lady what kind of money she liked best. Matrimony, she replied. What is the difference between a Garotter and a Thug ?—The one is white ohoker and the other a black one. The press, the pulpit, and the petticoat. The first spreads the news, the second spreads religion, and tbe last spreads all over the pavement. La Belle Hamilton narrowly escaped being left behind wben the ...

... Subject: The Mar- tvr> of Jesus. Young Persons are respectfully invited to attend, and will be provided with Sittings. Half-past Six o'clock. I~TH~E VISIONS OF P ATM OS. The Rev. R. C. LUMSDEN will Deliver the next LECTURE in HOWARD STREET CHAPEL, on SABBATH EVENING, January 10th, at Half- past Six o'Clock. Subject: Opening of the Seals— Destruction of Jerusalem. ON SUNDAY NEXT, January ...

... nC ?? of Bowes Moor, situate in the Parish of ff in the North-Riding of the County of York, I3J cive Notice, that I shall hold a MEETING on KtTBSDAY, the 21st Day of Jaktjary, 1858, at the iL House, in the said Parish of Bowes, at Eleven in the Forenoon, for tbe examination and deter - • tion of Claims in the matter of the said Inclosure, fjto the attendance of all Parties concerned therein. ...

... will preach in tbe above place of worship, on Sabbath bbxt, the 17th inst. Service in the Morning at half-past Ten o'clock, and in the Evening at half past Six o'clock. TJBADFOBD MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. f Ou Tpesdat Evkvihg, Jan. l&th, 1858, a LECTURE wiU be delivered in the Theatre of the Institute, on -Douglas Jerrotd, by J. K. APPLEBEE, Esq, of London To commence at Eight o'clock precisely ...

... Pu>ps of all sizes purchased in any quantity. Oon- stautlrsn hand Stocks of Foreign Timber, Larch, Scotch Fir aid Foreign Deals, Battens, &c. Fence RaiMng, ...

... YORK. npHE MISSES GILBERT will RE-OPEN their JL SCHOOL on Thursday, the 28th inst. 28, NEW NORTH-BOAD. *TIHE MISSES JACKSON will RESUME the JL DUTIES oftheir SCHOOL on the 26th inst. ST. PAUL'S STREET, HUDDERSFIELD. TiTRS. LISTER PEACE Teacher of Singing, Ja. l will RESUME the DUTIES of her PROFESSION on Wednesday, the 20th January, 1858. HE MISSES GRAHAM will RESUME the DUTIES of their SCHOOL ...