... OI’EUA COMPANY, Viulvr tin* iiinnng«n*nt Mr. Ei.L'.ot flAtitß. Evrstno (Thu»«i>atV 27tli Fcbnur.v, THE lIIMIIE LAMMERMOOB concliolo with llivsl time in Urndlunl) THE i’i.T OF THE I’UHLIC. Fiiidav. Fehniery, Mutnvt'e Immortal Work time llraJfora in ita imtiro tonn) DON OIOVANNI. Sati'RKat. let Mnrclt, f*tr tlto flrat time itt Bradford, IHOOLF.TTO t or tlie DUKE'S JESTER. To conclude with itint ...

... sixty gentlemen, i meeting of the Subscribers, held on the 26th inst., at Hr. Behrens' Office, considered the amount guaranteed sufficient to warrant their taking immediate steps for rwlising the wishes of the Subscribers. It was considered that the Concerts, to in every rvr successful, should be on a superior scale to any that hre hitherto been given in Bradford; and that to carry «ot this ...

... LAST WEEK OF Mr. FREDERICK YOUNOE’S LONDON COMPANY This Evurmo will presented CASTE, by T. W. ROBERTSON. To-Morrow and Wednesday, SCHOOL, and on Thursday CASTE. On Friday next the Performances will be for the BENEFIT Mr. FREDERICK YOUNGE. Doors open at Seven o’clock, to commence Each Evening at Uaif-past. Box Plan at Mr, Moroan’s. N.B.—The Company will appear in PRESTON Mondat Next. fJIHEATRE ...

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... Incumbent; that in the Afternoon by the R*t. T. A. STOWELL, M.A., Incumbent of St. Stephen’s; that in the Evening the r»t. CANON FAWCETT, M.A., Incumbent of Low Moor. Dr. SPARK, of Leeds, has kindly promised to preside Service on Sunday morning 10.30; afternoon 3.0; will be made in aid of the Organ Fund. Ordination and valedictory SERVICE. The Rev. B. BRIGGS will be ordained to the work of the ...

... And take Notice, that all iversons who are cnulty Bribery the said Election, will, conviction of such offence, be liable to the Penalties mentioned in that behalf in the Corrupt Practices Prevention Acts. And take Notice, that all persons who arc guilty of Treating undue influence at the said Election, will, on Conviction of such offence, be liable to the Penalties mentioned in that behalf iu ...

... vino Service to commence at 6 CH AVB l> LANK CHAPEL. xrrr, (ho Rot. RICHARD RUCHE R, 8.A.. iiucuct? ft short course of laKCTU»EB “Our Belief God. Morning 10 45. Evening 0 30. The of Stranct'rs is invited. New congregational schools, GREAT HORTON. SERMONS will l*e Preached connection with OPENING of these Schools, In PLAi’K COK.I*»»AtIOJIAI. ChaPAI., OaA.T HOBTOK, To-Mobrow, au.l b-.W, the Kev ...

... containing Parlour, Kitchen, and Scullery, two or three Bedrooms, w.c., and good Attic. Small garden and yard. Rent £l6. Apply to Mr. Ftfe, Shipley. ...

... (d.v.) Monoat, Aui;n&t l(i, w h**n aSKHMt'N will Preached Ri K Rev. the LOUD BISHOP of RIPON. Service to commence at 11.0 am. the Evening of the same day, a SERMON will Pr.M.'hed by the Kcv. C. F. COBB. M A . Vicar of St. George's, Barnsley. Service t»> commence at 7 o’clock. A Collection nt « > Service. A\TORK M E N* S 1N T ERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1870. A MEETING of tbe Cominittccwillbo held ...

... PROCEEDS UNDER STEAM. Will receive goods all Wednesday, sth November. GLASGOW TO YOKOHAMA. (Will call at Nagasaki, should encouragement offer, and with leave to call at Singapore and Hong Kong.) The splendid new Clyde-built powerful composite Screw Steamer, WILH ELif I N EMM A, Sixteen years A 1 at Lloyd’s. 600 tons. 100-horse power nominal; 550 indicated. H. R. BRAMMELL, Commander. For ...

... !•» ;*», in the Kv.>nimr i\t An.l Monday, SepteniJKT 27th. the ANNUAL UNITED MISSIONARY MEETING will held in HAH.riKi.D i'MArKi Choir to token at 7 :W>, hr Aif.-kd Illikowoeth. M • '' E-tdreeeca will deli»erert by Rots. C. Wiliums. .1 P. Chown, J. RlOOJiriEt.D, J. KrSSELL, S. O. Green. 8.A., and others. Collections the close of each service. ...

... Satires. London and Lancashire FIRE 4 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Agf.nt;—Mr. SAMUEL HODGSON, Licensed Valuer and Machine Broker, GODWIN STREET, BRADFORD. ...