... Hon. the Earl of Devon, Chairman. G. H. LAW, Manager. QJ&ces: 6, Cannon-street West, E.C. SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND AND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Founded a.d. 1815. Realised and Invested Capital, arieing solely from flu Accumulation of Premiums, upwards of Three Millions Sterling ; j^vntal Revenue more than Four Hundred Thousand Pounds. The NexkPeriodical Investigation and Division of Profits ?? ...

... ' ■ield terrace, ou SUNDAY. May 16th. lh.^ : in the Morning, at Half-past Ten, by the Key. DAVID LOXrON; in the Afternoon, Halt-past Two, by the Rev. BREWIN GRANT, 8.A.; and in ie Evemug, at Half-past Six, by the Rev. G. C. HARVARD, j 'A Selecuon of Music will be Sung by the Children. A Collection after each Service, in aid of the School Funds. ?? chapel, heeley The FOUNDATION STONE of the ...

... deliver tbe Last of the present «o_rse of Lectures, at the Mechanics' Institute, on Scbdat -Tin, at half-pest Two o'clock. Subject— The Cottage Illumined. OPENING OF THE PROTESTANT HALL, (lately known as the Colosseum,) 63, WESTGATE, BRADFORD. THIS EVENING, Thuesdat, May 6th, 1858, the above Room will be Opened with SACRED MUSIC, •gala-ted from the Oratorios of the Mesaiah, Creation, ...

... Campbell and Sir James Outram. It is proposed also to give a sword, value 100 guineas, to each eentleman. Mr. Rokbuck, M.P.—The Morning Star Bays that Mr. Roebuck was taken seriously ill leaving tbe House of Commons on Tuesday night. Although better, he is not able to resume his parliamentary duties. Arrival op the Queen of Portugal. Her Majesty the newly-married Queen of Portugal arrived in ...

... DRESSES, and MILLINERY, at M. Hirst's, 3, John WiUiam -street, Huddersfield. GUINNESS, SON, and CO.'S EXTRA STOUT DUBLIN PORTER. Agents for Huddersfield and Vicinity— BENTLEY and SHAW, Lockwood. NEW-STREET BRASS FOUNDRY, Huddersfield. J. A. and J. HOPKINSON, Proprietors. A PALMER, 25, New-street, has just received . a large STOCK of CHURCH SERVICES and PKAYER BOOKS (with the alteration in). ...

... The Pilgrim iv Armour. j rV-HK REV. JAS. CAUGHEY'S concluding S '■ seBVICES, in the SURREY MUSIC HALL. a V iRKOW. May 2°d> tn e &**• J - CAUOHKY will Preach ™. ! i Kv.'mni! in the Surrey Music Hall. Collections at Monimg «nd £JSj X g , 8 r ?? h> , en M-enio'>. a PfBLIC LOVE FEAST, at Two, in the j 1 „ ii when Members of ail Christian Churches are ali'ec- , earnestly invited. , - ■ H RTF ...

... mile or tvo from Hudders- field would be preferred.— Address, M. D., Mrs. Hardy's, bookseller, Huddersfield. Jttoncg. MONEY to LEND.— Several sums of Money to lend on good mortgage security, in large or email sums. — Apply to Thomas Robinson, solicitor, John William -street, Huddersfield. public Xotices. LOCKWOOD CRICKET CLUB. THE OPENING DAY is fixed for Saturday the Bth of May, on which day ...

... go in procession to St. Andrew's Church, where Sermons will be preached, morning and evening of that day, and collections made for the Bradford Infirmary. It is to be hoped this valuable institution will benefit by the gathering together of these loyal subjects of our moat Gracious Queen. T^NGLISH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, *^ DARFIELD STREET, LUMB LANE. The Anniversary Sermons in connexion with ...

... Series of Lessons in French, reprinted from tbe Working Man's Friend, price 6d., or post free 7d. London : W. Kent and Co., Paternoster-row, and Fleet- street, agents for J. Cassell 's publications. New ?? Berial, by the Authors of Shadows, and tho Life of Sir John Falstaff, price ls. monthly. On the lst of June next, will be published part 1. (to be , completed in twelve parts), of a new ...

... the Morning a: Half-past Ten and Even- ?? THOMAS COOPER, of London. (Author of ^ /«_icideB. _rl: and in the Afternoon, at Half- 1 5,Mr JOSHUA WILKINSON. °'n_s wiil be made alter each Service on behalf of the funds- __ ■DGEHOUSES WESLEYAX SUNDAY lipoOI -Tbe ANNIVERSARY SERMONS will be fi?BWDGKHOOSES W_SL_Y_» Chaixl. TO-MORROW, jjay SOth,) at Hah-past Two in the Afternoon, and at hi . .« . o ...

... WILL GIVE A THIRD SEANCE In the Lecture Room of the Institute. Gentlemen wishing to put any question to Mr. Winkler at this Seance are reouested to propose anch only as are of general mtorest to tbe audience. Any questions in the higher branches of Mathematics, and any series of numbers ashigfa as 600, may be left at Messrs. John D.U.E A Co.'s, at any tune pnor to the hour of|meeting, and Mr. ...

... The Rev. John Field, M.A., has been instituted by the Archbishop of York to the rectory of West Rounton, this county, vacant by the death of the Rev. Montague John Wynyard, on the presentation of her Majesty the Queen. Ninety-eight candidates have been entered for the Oxford Middle Class Examination at Liverpool—3B seniors and GO juniors. The Carlisle Patriot says :— The Lord Bishop of the ...