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... Next Schday Afteb>ooh, jy,. 12th. Subject, Heaven's Guide Book to Glory. jsp-Tic. to commence at half-past Two o'clock precisely J. H. MARSHALL, Superintendent. j-IsTER HILLS INDEPENDENT CHAPEL. On SrifDAT next, Dec. 12th, 1868, the Rev. J. GREGORY, of Thornton, ,ol! preach iv the above Chapel ; iv the Evening he will * Lecture on Oliver Heywood. Service to begin at half-past Ten and ...
... Estat _. ls£, ELIZABETH MOORE, late of Yaff^ Th I fc the County of York, Widow, Deoer^ *. forthwith, to send the particular^ thereo{ to ■?* Viluam Danby, SoUcitor, I^ ttCohl) one of ;! a wrs, in order that the same may be examined, found correct, discharged -. ami Peraons who Uebted to the said E]jba.beth m OOEEj at the *j her Decease, are re^ aes ted to pay the amount of '■ .gpective Debts ...
... nomination to tbe office of Judge of tbe Supreme Court of Appeal in , tbe lonian Islands. farewell dinner was given to the 1 learned gentleman Saturday. Sergeant Sbee presided, > and among those present were Mr. Justice Williams, Mr. I Baron Bramwell, Dr. Baron Channel!, Mr. Lindsay, M.P., Mr. Locke, M.P., Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., tbe Hon. ' Mr. Denmac, and many members of various learned ...
... as inferior kinds are often substituted. J I T I O ?? M-tLLOR, Organist of Ramsden-street Chapel, and his assistant, Mr. WINN, Organist of Bux^-road Chapel, GIVE LESSONS on the Pianoforte, Pedalier. Organ, Thorough Bass, and Singing. j-Ua-3 Warehouse, Zj, Cross Church-street, Huddersfield. lANOFORTES AND E-_RMONIUMS~^- The largest, best, snd cheapest Stock for SALE and E, by the moat eminent ...
... St. Geo eg k's Hall, on Thursday /•phi*. Evening, December 2nd, at Eight o'clock. The Rev. J G. MIALL deliver an address— Subject : Revivals of ReUgion. ...
... Cbureh, Dover, to tbe rectory of St. Mary Aldertnary, in the city of London, vacant by the death of the Rev. J. T. Bennett, M.A., Sub Dean of St. Paul's. The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mrs. Disraeli have left London on a visit the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, at Hatfield House, Hertfordshire. Tuesday's Qazette announces that the Queen has appointed Admiral Hamilton, Captain Ryder ...
... Address a MEETING in St. Geobgb'b Haxl, on j_o>i>at, the 17th of January, 1859, on the question of PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. Invitations have been sent to Members of Parliament and ptber influential Reformers connected with the West Riding. Further arrangements will be aunouueed in subsequent t( Jvertisements. ■pRADFOBD INFIRMARY. The Annual Collections in aid of the Funds of this Insti- tution ...
... at Escomb, may see the 1 V vilifications, _c, at tbe Office of Mr. John Lee, p*^ South -road, Bishop Auckland ; and copies of st mv Office, 11, Parliament-street, Hull, ?? fEDNESDAY, the Ist, to WEDNESDAY, the _J pf/f.xbkß- Sealed Tenders, marked on the out- i : ' ; \. TeD'ler for Escomb School, to be addressed to me 1 5 ?? . and delivered on or before THURSDAY, the ...
... Mechanics' Institute, Next Sunday Apterhoos j>c. 86th. Subject— Christmas. Service to commence at Half-past Two o'clock precisely. J. H. MARSHALL, Superintendent. yI_TER HILLS INDEPENDENT CHAPEL. i) D Susday, Dec. 26, the Rev. Dr. ACWORTH -rill pr^ l ' in ' h « abov e place of worship, when collections ,rji be made to defray the incidental expenses. EY A N __~I SSIQ N S . BRADFORD WEST ...
... West Harding street, Fetter lane. GI N— D N S 6 PHISTI cXlED GIN. NICHOLSON'S LONDON GIN sold precisely as it runs from tlie still, and of the true juniper flavour, 17-up, the highest legal strength. Imperial Gallon, lis. Cash. HENRY STEEL, Tom Cross lane. E~ LLIOTT'S SUPERIOR MUTTON SAUSAGES, Fresh Made every Day, May be had on'.y at their Old- Established and Original Sausage House, No. 4, ...
... committee has been organised to raise some' permanent monument to tbe late Robert Owen. We understand that Mr. Baily, of whom Bristol is justly proud, has been commissioned to execute a marble bust of the Commander-in-Chief. Bristol Mirror, j Mr. Walker, C.E. to the Admiralty, has arrived Bristol to make the necessary surveys for the improve-1 ment of the port, &c.— Bristol Mirror. We hear ...
... the true juniper fl ivour, 17-up, the highesi l.pal streugth. Imperial Gallon, lis. Cash. ,B 6 HENRY STEEL. Tom Cross lane 1~yi'L I O T T'S SUPEitlUR M U 1 f O N !_ SAUSAGES, Fresh Made every Day, May be had only at their Old- Established and Original Sausage House, No. 4, GEORGE STREET, Sheffield, and b>i, ISLINGTON. Liverpool. |3 ARC LAY, PERKINS, AND CO.'S ?? LONDON BEST BROWN STOUT, IN ...