... of the above Sn aety will be held in Sion Chapel, Bridge Street, Bradford on V. ednebdat, August 4th, 1858, at Ten a m rau,ora - The FOUNDATION STONE of the NEW COLI FGF Rawden. near Bradford, will lie laid (D.V ) by ffir S_«r7-7 Moiton Peto. Rart.. on the afternoon of the same dfv about One o'clock, when Dr. Acwobth, President of tY' College, will deliver an Addiess, and othef Tlm^J ?? ...

... NEAR HALIFAX. THE MISSES PILTER will RE-OPEN their SCHOOL oa Monday, the 2nd of August. THE MTSSES ASH WORTH beg to state that their SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on Monday. August 2nd. THE MISSES GRAHAM will RE-OPEN their SCHOOL on Wednesday, July 28th. », Now North-road. HUDDERSFIELD COLLEGE will RE-OPEN on Monday, July 26th, at Ten a.m. SAMUEL SHARPE, LL.B., Principal. ARNOLD HOUSE, KNARESBOROUGH. MR ...

... England, on Southsea Common, Monday next. ...

... the ni-rd and F-duoatiou of young Ladies, will be Re-opened on J-°_7dav Julv 27th. Circulars of Terms may be had on applica- ¦ «i Hiehneli House, and of Messrs. Hint aud Jennings, ! tlOD ¦• * w * I «bel^ | . M-^sTkINCE and Mrs. WINTKRBOTTOM i wHD be happy to receive their Pupils on Tuesday, the _7ih | -~ _i4. Broom Grove, July lat, 18.8. f^lS-T YEOMANS, in returning her sincere : ffl ...

... Stock belonging to members, wUI be beld on the Green, on FRIDAY, the 30th Day of July, 1858 Particulars may be had of Robt. Preston, of Hutton Rudl y, the S cretary. July 6th. 1858. SHjBIF.-HU/iON FOAL SHOW SOCIETY OPEis TO ALL YOkKSHIRB. THE Second Annual Show of the above Society will be hed on TUESDAY, Septembeb 7th, 1858, when Prize i wiU be awarded to FOALS, and also to YEARLINGS. The ...

... We have news this week of a fearful massacre of Christians at Jeddah. Tbe news was taken by tbe Cyclops to Suez. appears that on the evening of the 15th of June the Mahometan inhabitants of Jeddah rose and massacred tbe Christians. Among tbe victims were Mr. Page, tbe English Vice Consul; M. Eveillard, the French Consul, and his wife, and about twenty-three others. The English and French ...

... Mox- ° gjS___i____ I •mCISS WATTS be^s to announce that she will 111 Kesun ie her Scholastic Duties on Wednesday, July 21st j ¦*-. -__r, ' ...

... Jult 29th. EDWARD BROWN, | „ „ JAMES PARKER, j Seeß * Harewood, Bth July, 1858. HUTTON RUDBY. THE above MARE and FOAL SHOW, with the addition of 5 Classes of Yearlings, and £3 for Extra Stock belonging to membera, will be held on the Green, on FRIDAY, the 30th Day of July, 1858. Particulare may be had of Robt. Prestos, of Hutton Rudbv, the Secretary. July 6th, 1858. BRIDLINGTON AGRICULTURAL ...

... ASHWORTH beg to state that their SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on Monday, August 2nd- ' ■ THE MISSES GRAHAM will RE-OPEN their SCHOOL on Weduesday, July 28th. 9, New North-road. UDDERSFIELD COLLEGE will RE-OPEN on Monday, July 26th, at Teu o'clock a.m. SAMUEL SHARP, LL.B., Principal; ?? LIGHTCLIFFE, NEAR HALIFAX. ~~ MriSS WALTON mpeetfully announces that L bar SCHOOL wfbl be Bfi-OPENED oa Thursday. _J1 ...

... tbis time of the year. Prize Essay Politics.—Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., Recorder Brighton, has offered three prizes £5. 55., £3. 31, and £2.25. respectively, for essay on the following subject:— a Constitutional Form of Government adapted to tbe Character and Genius of the French Nation? Tbe competition is to be open to all members of the Athenaeum whose subscriptions commence on or before tbe ...

... Mr. Richard Ansdell returned from Spain about ten days ago, where he has been passing seven months of hard study. Rumour says tbat he brings home sketches of pictures very striking in character and finer than any be has previously produced. understand that the government have commissioned Mr. Szereliny, tbe inventor and patentee of a composition for preserving stone and iron from injury by ...

... which should have taken place on Tuesday Evening' but was, owing to the rain, necessarily postponed to a more Auspicious day. The day now fixed upon is Mondat Next, the 19th ihsi., when A CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC will 1* given in the Gbeat Obchestea, Peel Park, the Choir numberin, 210 Voices. On this occasion will be performed a selection of Madrigals Part Songs. Ac., as sung by the Society ...