... Choral Society respectfully announce that a Special -fli-L , PUB n LIC REHEARSAL ?? place on Fbiday Evening, the 25th June, prepa- ratory to their visit to Loudou, when a selection from the J!*adng_lB, Part Songs, Ac, intended for Performance on mat occasion, including the New Compositions written expressly for the Society, will lie rehearsed. Accompanyist— Mr. JOHN BURTON, R.A M Cg-Dcctob— Mr ...

... EDINBURGH, with cheap arrangements j from thence to all chief Places and Tourist Districts in Scotland, returning in Four, Eleven, or Fifteen Days. Mr. Cook will ac . ompany parties to the Lakes, Highland. , , kc. See Bills ; also, Cook's Excursionist, price 2d., , by post, 3d., to be had of Mr. Sampson, Railway Book- stand, York, or Thos. Cook, Excursion Office, Leicester. YORKSHIRE ...

... will be preached in Westoatb Chapbl, Bbadeobd, by the Rev. JAMES EDWARDS, of Nottingham; in the Morniug at Half-past Ten, and in tiie Evening at Half- past Six. In the Afternoon, at Half-pa»t Two, an ADDRESS will be delivered to the Parents and Scholars, in the above Place Of V* orship, by the Rev. H. J. BETTS. COLLECTIONS will be made at the close of each service on behalf of the above ...

... in NETHER CHAPEL, Norfolk fveci Service to commence in the Morning at Quarter before E_ ven, snd in the Evening at Half-past Six o'clock. Collections will be made alter each _ ervioe, in aid of the Debt Fund. t~uxT_- CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL. \j ( in SUNDAY, June Suth, 1.5. , TWO SERMONS will be l'resebed in the above Chapel, in the Afternoon, at Halft-past Two, by the Rev J. BROWN PATON, A.M., ...

... son of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, the distinguished advocate of the abolition slavery, and head of the great brewing firm, by Miss Gurney, fifth daughter of tbe late Mr. John Gurney, of Earlham Hall, Norfolk. He was born September 16, 1812, and married, April 12, 1836, Catherine, daughter of tbe late Mr. Samuel Gurney, of Ham House, Essex. On the death of his father in October, 1845, be ...

... June 13th, when the Rev. Dr. MORTON BROWN, of Cheltenham, will Preach in the Morning, at Half- past Ten ; and in the Evening, ai Half- past Six. Collections will be made after each Service for the Building I Fund. G~TRDEN~^TBEET SUNDAY SCHOOLS. The ANNIVERSARY SERMONS of the above Schools will be Preached in GARDEN STREET CHAPEL, on SUN- DAY, June 6th, 1858, in the Morning at Hall- past Ten ...

... solicitor, John William-street, HudderefielcL ~~ Contract Contracts for the supply of provisions AND OTHER o-ffj-RES FOR THE SADDLEWORTH WORKHOUSE THE GCJABDIANS of the PO.OE of SADDLE- WORTH are prepared to enter into CONTRACTS ■jr the SUPPLY of the following ARTICLES, and in the Quantities named, or thereabouts, to be delivered as ordered, at the Saddleworth Railway Station, or at the ...

... Day of July next. Prize Lists are now ready, and may be had of GEORGE HARRISON, Secretary. Newton-on-Dervoent, June 2.6 th, 1858.. YORKSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OPEN TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING will be held at NORTHALLERTON, on the 4th and _rth days of August, 1858, when nearly NINE HUNDRED POUNDS- will be Awarded as frizes and Medals. The Entiy Closes on the 22nd ...

... BRADFORD.—WooI and Yarn.—The attendance today haa not been, perhaps, so large as might have been expected from tbe reviving spirit of the market, which can only be accounted for from the fact, that several spinners hold considerable stocks purchased the late forced sales, and in consequence hold back. Nevertheless, the transactions have been fully on an average with those for some weeks back, ...

... 29^, at Three o Clock for usual Business ; and the Annual Meetine of ?? Kriber- and Friends on WEDNESDAY, the 30th, at 11 o' Clock The Rev. ALEXANDER THOMPSON, M.A of Ma_che a t«r rill d«li-_ the Address to the Students. * Maacae «er, Rothertiam Collide. June 22nd, 1658. S~t. phi li ps c Iujrc h -o_~~1JundaV H ntRT.M) h, wm e ,nv NL i: Uj r> SE P 0NS on beh » lf of the CHOIR UND will ?? be ...

... given On Mondat Evbning, the 14th day of June, 1858 by the CELEBRATED BAND of the GARDE NATIONALE of PARIS, •rhoae via_t to thia country has excited so mudi curiosity throughout the musical world. On this occasion the highly popular vocalists, the MISSES BROUGHAM, will make their first appearance in Bradford, and will intro- duce aome of their most favourite duetts. Covdcctob ?? Mobb. MARIE ...

... MILITARY CONCERT will be given On Monday Evening next, the 14th of June, by the CELEBRATED BAND of tbe GARDE NATIONALE of PARIS, whose visit to this oountry has excited so much curioeitv throughout the musical world. On this occasion the highly popular vocalists, the MISSES BROUGHAM, will make their first appearance in Bradford, and will intro- duce some of tlieir most favourite duetts. ...