... 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, ...

... ( Concluded from last Week's Intelligencer.) Among those who wrote for the newspapers of the last century were many men distinguished in literature :— Swift, Addison, and Steele were of the number ; so were , Johnson, Fielding, Smollett, Chatterton, and, probably, Burke. Smollett was fined and imprisoned for libel on Admiral Knowles, published in the Critical Review, which he had set up in ...

... a plan for the government and working of a Tailway. By Thomas Wrigley. * London— Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.; Manchester- Johnson and Rawson, 89, Market-street: George Simms. i»t. Anns-square. npHE HUDDERSFIELD ALMANACK. In the Press, and will be Published on Thursday next, •nth information, local and general, up to the latest moment, THE HUDDERSFIELD SHEET ALMANACK. The almanack is this year ...