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... E'ST RIDING T RAD E PROTEOTION WW .OI TY -The ELEVENTHI ANNiVERSARY DINNER of ?? ihicicty will 6s held'at Ifleiqchmsanni'a Soarhert)' Iltel Lieeds. on Friday sexc. thr Fourth of .No'eeeoier, ait four o'olootk, Sir PETER FAIIW A I ItN, Kotl., will prestide. tinner and Dessert, 5o. Tickets may be had at the office. By order ol the Votmomittee. AIATEREW JOHNSON. Secretary. .Ccutral-cllice, 5, ...

... @ubtici gott~e%. BE1 YORKSH-IRE HANDEL FESTIVAL 1859, IN THE LEEDS TOWN HALL. ISRAEIL IN EGYPT, and THE MESSIAH. Eizler MoSIdae anr Tuasday, April 25fh ard 26th. PATRONS. nila Grace the Lord Archbishop of York. Tee Right llonoarable the Earl of Carlisle, RG. Earl Fitwizwlljam, Lord-Lieutenant of the Weat-Ridizig. The Earl of Hareiwood6, Tile Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Ripon. The. non. ...

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... V9. Wellington-Street. Leeds. CJy lisa received instructions to Seil lby Auction, OD Thai-sdapt ttext. lao Tw~clttp-seventh day oj' ,Jaarre,. LLthu IlOUSEflOLD FURNITURE, OIL A AINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &c., In the above ?? K to ,ionaenco at eleven ?? partricuilars in handbills. SI ?? T TO PARITIES FUltNISI . wn Air JOHN HlEPP;Ilt 1AItKER2 soill Sel11 by Auction, at the Saloonm, ?? p;~ Triuity ...

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... C HRIST CFIIRCER TEA PARTY and CON- 1 CERT.- The Atin OR (Sir Peter Faisbairn) has kindly pro. maised to take the choir-On. Metowlay Evetieg next, Marcha Seventuh, ilalstential Tea will beirprovid.edl in Christ Church Scohool-roomn, Meadow-lane also all sttractiv Concert, in which the following- favourite and crlesr.StelI Vocalists wvill take part :-Mica SARA DO- -. SN, Mr, IjEmaNGWAY, Rh ...