... behalf of the Bradford Town Mission, will be preached on Sttnday, January Bth, 1860, by THE REV. T. ELLERY, In the Afternoon, at Half-past Two, in St. George's Hall, Subject : v How to be always Healthy, Wealthy, and Happy. In the Evening at Half-past Six, in Bridge Steeet Chapel, Subject I The Gold Field and the Nitfget. An Efficient Choir from the Festival Choral Society will lead the ...

... of Calcutta, and Metropolitan of India, by the Rev. J. Bateman, formerly Vicar of Huddersfield, his son-in-law and first chaplain, is Now Ready, and may be obtaiuod at J. Brook's, Market- place, Huddersfield. TVI ¥w WEEKLY MAGAZINE, of Politics X . i Legislation, Literature, Science, and Art. i'ho Old-fashioned Weekly Newspaper, as regards mere news, is fast being superseded by the Cheap Daily ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... the Mbchaeics' IEKTITUXE, at Half-past Two. Subject, Charles Nonning- *on» the Murderer. J. H. MARSHALL, Superintendent. THE PEOPLE'S SUNDAY AFTERNOON SERVICES in ST. GEORGE'S HALL wfll be commenced on SuKdat next, Jan. 16, when the Rev. W. WALTERS. Sunday Afternoon Lecturer m the Oddfellows' HaU, Halifax, will preach, D.V. Doors open at 2, Service at half-past 2. Mr. Leach wiU preside at ...

... aspirants, their personal comfort and attractions come naturally an object uf great solicitude with friends d relatives. Now it is that Rowland's Macassar Oil for .elcratu.g the growth and for improving and beautifying c hair, Rowland's Kalydor for improving the skin and uiplexion, and removing cutaneous eruptions, and liow- ld's Odonto for beautifying the teeth and preserving the ms, must be ...

... TARBOROUGH, ~ Lord Lieutenant of ?? . __ht Hon. R. A. CHRISTR. N. HAMILTON. ¥ m WILLIAM RUDGARD, Esquire. p* FIB*. LIFE, AND HAIL INSURANCES. INSURANCES of all description of risks, \ whether ordinary or special, at moderate rates, and i instances most advantageous to the insurer. L t ilns st Is. 6d. per cent. ; Farm Buildings at 2s. ; JljjDg Stock insured without the average clause, at 4s. ...

... the DUTIES of their SCHOOL, on Tuesday, Jan. 24th. THE MISSES ASH WORTH beg to state that their SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on Wednesday, January 25th. SOUTH-STREET ACADEMY, HUDDERSFIELD. MR. J. DEARDEN respectfully intimates that his SCHOOL DUTIES will be RESUMED on Mon- day, January 16th, 1860. BIRKBV COTTAGE, NEAR HUDDERSFIELD. MISS CLARKSON begs to announce that the DUTIES of her SCHOOL will be ...

... clouds seems to be respecter ot persons. It would soon kill a negro worth 1500 or 2' 00 dollars a poor white marmot worth the powder and lead that it would take to blow his brains out! Pharisee.—A native New Zealand preacher defined Pharisee as follows: —A Pharisee, he said, Is like bag tied half-way down. The bag is open at the top, but anything put into it would not reach the bottom : so ...

... 8ix. Subject • The Good Shepherd.— Strangers accommodated with Seats. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH PYE BANK, BRIDGEHOUSE8. A NEW ORGAN will be OPENED in the aba-re Place of Wor- ship, on Sunday, January 15th, I860, when THRKE SERMONS will be Preached. That m the Morning, at Half-past Ten by the Rev. 1. VAUGHAN, of Masbrougb ; and in the Afternoon at Half-past Two, by the Rev. BRKWlN GRANT, ...