... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, THURSDAY, April 22. (Sittings in Banco before Lord Campbell and Justices Wightman and Erle.) Ex parte John Bartholomew Gouoh.—Mr. Ql-ain moved, on behalf Mr. John Bartholomew Gough, for a criminal information against Frederick Richard Lees, for a series of libels reflecting the character of the former, in letters which were sent to gentleman named Wilson, residing near ...

... for Cheapness, inrites tbe notice ef the public te his STOCK of FRENCH BEIGE et4f4. SEE WILLIAM FAULKNER'S STOCK of CHEAP SILKS. SEE WILLIAM FAULKNER'S FRENCH MERINOS at ls. lOd. * n't* PAIRS of LENO CURTAlNS— decided II V Bargains, being portions of Two Bankrupts' Stocks, at WILLIAM FAULKNER'S, Market-place. ASK FOR RECKITTS PATENT SOLUBLE . STARCH, tbe same as supplied to the Imperial ...

... Classes are inatruc j„ ***» proper use of aU the Baths and Processes of tha'. mrm -effective mode of curing the diseases of the bumr __ body. Apply by Letter te Dr. H orkeb, of Think. A FANCY BAZAAR TTriL_.be held on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, V V ti-e 9th and 10th of June, 1858, in the Riding- -9CSOOL, Cavalry B a braces. Knightsbridge, by per- 1 T-issio-i of Colonel Parker, in aid of the funds ...

... SERMON on _ „,, ' 1 noubts and Difficulties, by Rev. .1. F. WITTY. gceptaai uou Subject; The Mirac i es of Christ. HV^oThS AND BUTTERFLIES.' IT I K LFCTl'RE to WORKING PEOPLE on this subject ■_T delivered by Mr. D. T. INGHAM, in the Barker pool _S_W__jTc. H-i.l. TO-MORROW (Sunday) EVENING, com- J__SaTat C Sixo-Clock. No Collection. rVlHE REV. JAMES CAUGHEY will Preach I nn SUNDAY next. (TO ...

... by railway officials to prevent travellers alightiog from the carriages on arriving at their destination before the train fully stops, the perverseness and folly of some people are such warning of danger, seems to affect them. Another fearful illustration of this) disregard to admonition was given on Tuesday night the Greenwich railway-station, London-bridge, an acci-j dent to a yuung man ...

... Anniversary bJEjutOHS of Uie ahove Schools will be preached in Christ -_urc_ ; lb the Morning and Evening by the Rev. JOHN HAIGH, M.A., Incumbent of Bt. Paul's Church, Huddersfield ; and in the Afternoon by the Rev. HENRY HARRISON, M.A., Incumbent of Idle. of uT2c£i_k. Will ?? l °* de * fter ** eh ° f the ,ermon » « aid JfcRADFORD TOWN MlTsTo¥. Rev. G DUNN will LECTURE beit Scbday at the J - H ...

... ay at the ?? lnrti * :n t«. «t half-past Two o'clock. Subject •Groat Lesson, by I_ittk TeeA-sT , J. H. MARSHALL, Superintendent %AfJCBLEYAN MISSIONS. — EASTBBOOK CHAPEL. The ANNUAL MISSIONARY BERVICEB, in connec boa with the above Chapel, wiD be held as follows Oa Good Fbidat. April 8. 1868, at half-past Tan o'clock in fte Morning, a Sermon wiU be preached h* ?? I__- JOHN LOMAS, of Bristol ...

... In a review of Fronde's History of Angioma from the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth, (a work of high merit in the course of publication by J. W. Parker and Son, London,) we find the following pertinent observations : The task of criticising Mr. Proude's remarkable work on the reign and character of Henry the Eighth, in historical point of view, is an excessively difficult and ...

... the Rev. J. BURNET, LL.D., Vicar of Bradford; Afternoon, by the Rev. J. BICKEBDIKE, M.A., Incumbent of St. Mary's, Leeds ; Evening by the Rev. C. H. COLLIER, M.A., Incumbent of St. Luke's, Leeds jgjrjgg * ^ the £o_WN~Ml?iToir. Rev. J. JONES wiU LECTURE bkxt Scbday at the Mechanics' Institute, at half-nast T_wT-S!* ?? The Prodigal's Retiim a !SSs£p ?? J- H. MARSHALL, Superintendent. ■gRADFORD ...

... 1858, in behalf of his Proposed New Chanel in Ixmdon. Service in the Morning at 11, and in the Evening at Seven o'Clock. Doors open at Ten and Six o'Clock. Admission : Saloon, Is. each. Tickets may be bad at the Independent and Times Offices ; Mr. D T Ingham's. South street; Mr. J. Innocent's, Campo lane; Messrs Loxley Brothers, Fargate; and W. E. Evans and ?? •Koriolk street. METHODIST NEW ...

... kc., at Hexham, on TUESDAY, August 10th, 1858, when the ?? PREMIUMS (including £10 given by the Right Honourable Lord Ravensworth, £8 by Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart., £15 by Wentworth Blackett Beaumont, Esq., M.P., £7 hy David Robertson, Esq., of Lady-irk, and £5 by Edward James, Esq., of Holeyn Hall) wiU be awarded tiy the Judges, the competition being open to stock from all parts of the ...

... Letters correctly •cut, either in ancient or modern type, upon marble, granite, ■or stone. A stock of neat Marble Chimney-pieces con- stantly on hand. HOLLAND'S GlN.— Owing to the high price of good French brandy, the demand for this whole- some spit it is now great ; it may be bad in all its purity as received direct from Holland, in one dozen cases, from P.. Barker, Wine and Spirit Merchant, ...