... will nreech in the luorainv: and the Uer. J. K. STALLTBRASB in the (Eveninff. TM-EW KOAD CONOKEOATIONAL CHTJBCH -El THOBNTON. SmD.T mm, Jatr sth, 1888. the Rer. DAVID ARTHUR, o( Aberdeen preech the Moraine, end Bee. WM. M. ARTHUR. M.A the reeentlj elected of the chnreh. in the ermine it 10 a.M. nnd p.». * TLKLET CONG KEG AT lON CHTJBCH PUBLIC NOTICE. J . ulj ““■“•toe Worafcip Will * t» Orore ...

... be gOROUGH ELECTION MESSRS. FORSTER AND MI ALL Will A ...

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... Ac. Subject—“ Tl»e Time which has elapsed since the Era of the Cave-Men in England.” The Lectures are delivered in the Theatre of the Mechanics* Institute, and irin at Quarter-past Eight p.m. Members and Associates are admitted the front seats free. Non-Members’Tickets - Front Seats, Half-a-Crown j Back Seats, One Shilling; Gallery, Sixpence. ARTHUR BRIGGS, Hon. Sec. LOUIS C. MI ALL, Curator. ...

... Hall, on Thubsdat Evening, the 6th November, 1862. Further particulars will be duly announced. MRS. GALE, MRS. LYTHALL, and >Secretaries. MISS HOLLOWAY, ...

... Church will be Re-opened, oo which occasion Three Sermons will be preached, thoae in the Morning and Evening by the Bey. J. BURNET, LL.D.. Vicar, aad that in the Afternoon by the Rev. J. BICKERDIKE, M.A_, Afterooon Lecturer. Hours of Service— Half-past Ten, Three 0 clock, and half- past Six o'clock. . . , ?? Collections will be made at each service the expenses incurred in the restoration and ...

... 1862, to receive the Report, to chooee the Committee for the eniniDff year, and for the transaction of the general bnaineaa of IbeuHtitntion. The Chair to taken at Two p.m. Eaaay and Sermon will read two the Stndenta. At Sir nm. an Address wil delirered to the Student* by the Her. w. Bbock, of London. Tea will provided for the friends of the inatitntion before the evening eervi ce. HENRY ...

... will preride. I I, the late Mr. .1.-aeph i.,iia r,>m Miller. must ,r Iw'fore the Jlst Januarv. 1800, Wilson, returned '' r Mr Pighiltal. iw* after that - hri.iTn. I. «« ...

... thirty names have already been enrolled. Gentlemen who have not yet intimated their intention subscribing and are desirous of doing so, are requested to send in their names to the Secretaries, or to pay their subscriptions to the Treasurer. SAML. LAYCOCK, Treasurer. J. H. BRIDGES, > ARTHUR BRIGGS, TEEMS OP MEMBEBSHIP. The annual payment of £1 Is. The annual payment of 25.; or, the payment in ...

... GIBSON AND BOYCE respectfully announci that they will make their Firet Winter Show of MILLINERY. MANTLES, AND OTHER NOVELTIES, On and after Tuesday Next, the Inst. 30, KIRKOATE. 2, PICCADILLY. ...

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... inst. Hours S«»rvi.-o tisual - Sntimlnj, 7.30 m.; Suutlaj, «; ju'-l 10 in., 330 atul 0.30 p.ui ' (tfferinc-* (larco or small) Fruit, Flowers, Av., *,•. will Ih' thankfully ro.viva.l the Church Pritlay Evening, n» time Saturday. THOMAS’S CHURCH HARVEST. 1800. NVXT. Sent Uth. TWO SERMONS approrriate the seaaon of Harvest, will (n.v prenche«l the Kev IX>NAOAN, Inennilviit. Collections N- made ...