... SESSIONS of the PEACE for the riTY of YORK will be beld before Charlbs H***a«l ?? Esq., Recorder of tbe said City, at the Gcrtc- Z^7 of and in the aaid City, on MONDAY, the 9tL JJJ rf Jakcart, 1860, at TEN ?? in the Forenoon, 2b dl Jurors, Suitors, Persons under Recognizances v Prosecute, give Evidence, or Answer, and othera fj, T ing Business at the aaid Sessions, ar* reqnired to -ttend the ...

... Price, including postages aod packages, lis. «d Post-office order, or sump. .Wamxs Kackham. Aurist, Norwich. ?? SjuaoHAßut Fmtivitibs.— lt is at tbis hsppy period of the year that tbe exuberance of tbe feelings amid scenes of «siety naturally induces tbe fair and youthful to shine to advantage under the gaze of many fnenda; and hence probably anees the enormou* demand that usually attends ...

... -IN THE ROWS. THE INHABITANTS OF CHESTER & SURROUNDING DIBTRICTS , ARE HEREBY INFORMED TH ...

... Seventeenth LECTURE on the PARABLES, in Cejucteey _a, ?? To-Moebow Evening, at Half -past Six. Subject- Tne Phwisee and Publican. Suangers aoooumodatad with Seats. A COURSE of LECTURES will be deliwered on SUNDAY EVEJSISGB, by the Rev. C LABOM, in w ,r. he__ steeet CnAPBL, entitled, Tha Saviour in the Pro- Secies of the Restoration. p _he FIRST LECTCBE will ba delivered To-moeboow Ev_a. ...

... The retrospect of the past year cannot otherwise than gratifying to the inhabitants of the Isle Wight; inasmuch as was a year of extraordinmy prosperity. The circumstance which stands out most boldly in relief is the effect which resulted from cheap Railway travelling, arising from a feud between rhe South- Western and South Coast Railway Companies. The conclusion deducible therefrom points to ...

... New Patents.—To Thomas Curtis and Jonathan Haigh, both of Leeds, cloth finishers, for improvements in the finishing of cloths. Dated July 20, 1859.—Benjamin Seed, of Keighley, grease manufacturer, and Thomas Steel, of Bradford, foreman, for improvements in apparatus employed the treatment of soap suds, or other saponaceous oily matters. Dated July 6,lBs9.—William Newton, of London, for ...

... house of Mr. Allinson, Golden Lion, Moor Lass, on WbdsbsDay, January llth, at Six o'clock in she Evening. ANTHONY K. ALLINSON, t Hon Sec. Lancaster, Jan. 2nd, 1860. TO BE SOLD OR LET, With immediate possession, a Freehold SEAT OR PEW rthe South Aisle of St Anne's Church, Lancaster. — Apply to Mr. Beckett, High-street. Lancaster, January 3rd, 1860. DIAEIES AND POCKET BOOKS. NOW ON SALE, AT ...

... •V wil *^_^Bervice between M_I_FOM> HAVEN and ■tSSra * ■£32 Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio de Janeiro : - Jp. ?? lV— — — Tons Effective Ship*. Commander*. m^ter. HoPie Power _^— Captain Champion. 4,441 600 „„r.E» fen captain Courtenay. 4,461 600 Spl ; captain Eurtaoe ?? 4,444 600 7h ?? — Tthis Une the Milford Haven, is Intended to saU i7»e' tfb ' P n 0 i nassengers on 4*th January, ...

... now on her way to Plymouth, passengers are requested to oe there ready to embark on Friday next, 13th instant, ast he ship will sail at daylight on the following morning.— Agent at Ply- mouth, Mr. J. B. WILCOCKS. F. GREEN and C 0.,72, Cornhill, E.C. —Passenger, by this line of packets can travel from Paddington to Plymouth firstcla** for second-clae* fare*, and second clas* for thlrd- ...

... wIU be ready, on or before WED- . €I*l^l*7 Jwuary next, to RBOHVE PROPOSALS in f*S5 GBOCERIES -ULT and HOPS, CANDLES. !_ui ■•• on, -nd BOAP, . . b-.^ MUiUry OoUege at Addiscombe, near ?? tt* of r.. the conditions of the contract may he had ?? i 1 tW the Offloe of the Military SMreUry , where the r __t_iostw n * J™ anr time before eleven o'clock in the fore- lSt** » t h toy erf January, ...

... ef February, 1860, and call at Plymouth Messrs. Green's splendid clipper Ship ORWELL, 1220 tons ALEXANDER WEYNTON, Commander. Thta ship, having a mil poop and lofty 'tween decks, offers Tery superior accommoda- tion for chief cabin, second, intermediate, ond steerage passengers, ?? neB an experienced surgeon.— For freight or passage apply to f HILLIPPS, SHAW, and LOWTHER, 2, Reyol Exchange ...

... The Queen, Prince Consort, and Royal fanuly con tinue at Windsor Castle. The screw-frigate Euryalus, having Prince Alfred on l>oard, left Malta on Sunday last for the coast of Italy, her return to England. The Victoria Cross.—On Wednesday morning the garrison Windsor, consisting the Ist Life Guards and the 2nd Battalion of Grenadier Guards, paraded in the Quadrangle the Castle, to witness the ...