... August ?? in the Morning, at 10.30, and Evening, at ' ; 30, by the Rev. W. S. CHAPMAN, B.A., of Amer- ican., when a Collection will be made alter each Service. 0~N~SUNUAV, August 29, TWO SERMONS will be Preached in the Music Hall, Sheffield, by A I. ESSANDRO GAVAZZ1. q jje tions will be made at tlie Doors on behalf of Christian Education in Italy. Divine Service to commence in the Afternoon ...

... will be preached on Subdat A f U |. 9t _f 2Dd '« y _? Rw - S * H * ATKINS, M.A., Incumbent .U tey ?? to commence in the Morning at Half past Tbb, and in the Afternoon at Thbbb o'clock. , CoUections will be made after each Sermon. T)EV. W. M. PUNSHON wUI ?? a LEC- ?? r, T ,- J RE ou ' ?? and Literature— their connexion with Rehgiou, at ST. GEORGE'S HALL, on Thcbsdat August 26. Chair to he ...

... or Demands against tbe Est ate of JOHN WEBSTER, late of Topclipfe, v Tbirsl*, i n the County of York, Gentleman, who died on tl 4 e 13th day of August Instant, are requested lo send, without delay, the particulars thereof to Mr. Tbok-'jS Dresser, of Aisenby, or to Mr. Thomas Durham, of j^.inderby Quernhow, the Executors of the Will of the ja.rl John Webster. And all persons Indebted to the ...

... their connexion with Religion, at ST. GEORGE'S HALL, on Thursday August 20. Chair to be taken by the Worshipful the Mayor, at Half-past Seven. Tickets of admission. Reserved — Unreserved — Stalls 2s. Area gj Area ls. Great Gallery ?? 3d West Gallery 6d. J ' May be obtained of Mr. Ollivier, at the Hall. BR A D F OTbnEA_rLY~CL OSING ASSOCIATION. The Committee have great pleasure in informing ...

... with their respective Members, and the Freeholders and Inhabitants thereof, intend to PERAMBULATE the BOUNDARIES of the said MANORS, beginning on THURSDAY, the 26th day of August Instant, at NINE ?? in the Forenoon, at Lowna Bridge, and so Northerly to Ralph Cross, and from thence to Badger Stone, and there end. And also on FRIDAY, the 27th day of Auauw Instant, beginning at EIGHT ?? in the ...

... an airy and healthy situation, three Bed rooms and Servant's room, and one or two S tting-rooms for a lady and gentleman, with one female servant. — Apply in writing to V., at Messrs. G. aud J. Brjok's, stationers, Westgate. JftoneD. MONEY WANTED, on Debenture Mortgage, upon first-class security, in sums of £100 and upwards. Interest paid half yearly. — For further particu- lars apply to Geo. ...

... Company, will be held at the De Grey Rooms, in the City of York, on FRIDAY, the 20th Day of August, 1858, at Twelve ?? at Noon. The Books kept by the Company for the Registration of Transfers of Stock and Shares will be Closed from Twelve ?? at Noon on FRIDAY, the 6th Day of August, 185S, until the conclusion of the Business of such Meeting. H. S. THOMPSON, Chairman. J. CLEGHORN, Secretary. ...

... we have already announced. He may be considered to represent tbe Madras Presidency and army, neither of which had any representative in that part of the Council elected by the late directors, or among those hitherto nominated by tbo government. General Vivian was nominated director of tbe East India Company under the act of 1853, and commanded the Turkish Contingent the Russian war. He was for ...

... th. c SIXTH EXHIBITION of this Society, to be held. 0 n the Bth, 9th, and 10th December next, are now re,ady, JOHN HODGSON, Hon. F^ c . ] Darlington, 17th August, 1858. ; WETHERBY FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL 1 SOCIETY THE GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION will take place on FRIDAY, August 27th, 1858, when upwards of Four Hundred Prizes will be awarded. Day Tickets, at a Fare and a Sixth, -will be issued ...

... lbe Rev. \V. M. J,r\-;HON Service to commence iu tbe Morning at ilalf-past i _ T_, .and in the l-v-niug at Six o'Clock. | T ?? ,. ,ns will be made towards reducing the Debt on tbe Chapel. : Colic- 1101 ' \ Christ church, fulwood. -a c q I , SERMON will be Preached \r> v.) at this Church, ou I ■wiFSDAT the I7th instaut, by the Rev. Hl'GH STOW ELL, ; i -a Canon of Chester, and Incumbent of ...

... preached on Sciniv Angus- ,22nd by the Rev. S. H. ATKINS, M. A., Incumbent of Studley. Senice to commeuce in the Morning at Half past Tbh, aud in the Afternoon at These o'clock. CoUections wUI be made after each Sermon. REV. W. M. PUNSHON will deUv^TTLEC- TURE ou Seieuce and Literature — their connexion with Religion, at ST. GEORGE'S HALL, on Thursday Auguat S_. Chair to be taken by His ...

... RADCLIFFE MEETING. MONDAY. The Heaton Pass Handicap was won Mr. Cliff's The Jade, beating Mauehllne, Milksop, and Barbery.—Won by two lengths. The Selling Handicap was won Mr. Cliff's Our Sal, beating Spider, and Dred.—Won by length. Tbe Wilton Cur was won by Mr. Singleton's Hegira, beating Lazy Lass, Captain Wedderburn, Comoro', and Laird of tbe Dale. —Won bead. The Two-year-old St axes were ...