... the Theatre of tbe Mechanics' Inatitnte, on Sfhdat next, Jan. 6th. when Mr E. OLLERENSHAW wfll preach. Subject una Mid Abel. Serrici to commence at Half-past* Two o'dock. J. H. MABBHALL, Superintendent. BRADFOR D INFIRMARY — HOBTON LANE CHAPEL. In consequence of the severity of the weather last _*Bi*y--prere_tiaff the usual congregation from attend- ant puWK irotship-the Collections for the ...

... They are well-built, and , n perfect repair and finish ; they are adapted for »f y kind of Business, but especially for that of a Grocer, £c, for which they are now occupied. They would at »11 times be considered a judicious investment, and just „ow that the new street is decided upon, they taking by far more value out of the improvement than any other. They may be brought under notice as the ...

... STUBBS will be bappr to reoeive their Pupil* again on Saturday, the 19th instant. -ws terrace, Andoveaetreet. MISS SMITH respectfully informs her Friends that ber School will be Re -opened on the 14th instant. Convent WA, GeU street. THE Misses HASLE BURST beg to announce that their School wffl be Re-opened on Thubsday, the 24th ?? ?? street, ?? teed. v ?? a ' ?? TITBS JOSEPH MOSS b«_ to ...

... faster, than a stomach incapable of fully digesting iu food. Indi- gestion renders life so miserable tbat from it spring most ot the suicides that daily shock our nerves. If Holloway's Pills be taken regularly for a time, and his Ointment be twice daily rubbed over the digestive organs, those melan choly symptoms wiU soon cease, aod pleasurable thoughts succeed the dismal forebodings ...

... of Hoddersieid to her BELECTION of NOVELTIES for VOLUNTEER BALL.— DRESS KID GLOVES. Is., Is 6_, and 2 _ 6d. per pair ; Ladies' beat Biaok FRENCH KID GLOVEB. in black and all coloura. at Ss. fid. per pair: STEEL ORNAMENTS and CLASPS, The Ladies' PORTE ROBE, at C. SMEETON'S. 1, Wsetgate, Hudderefield. FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE. RMILNBS begs to inform hia Friends and the PaWie that he oentinuo- te ...

... Board and . 0 Wepxesmv, -The H_:ad ■How of Irin. nn Wooi'.house has at present Letter) to Rev. fii, NORTH .r'asod Edu- Irir.-iTHUM- t .'cation at the ' ?? Principal. , Pupils are >f s-XonMoti- ?? Pi the Kead ?? Ssyrttj-w. EdticatioEi! iducted by tne IDAT the S*TH -The Duties D.V i. »— l . I. R.i theii ?? ■ el - -■ - ■ . --eet. rir- v.-- o • o ' ■ 'roui , . ' . i nrtaiy . there . -IT;. IiCV. ...

... wui preach a SERMON WeioUv addressed te YOUNG WOMEN. ?? Doort onw at Two o'clock ; Service to commence at hair- past Two oclock . •r_- l^r M T,i to ri t n e -n? ST 4 9** ,eries ™SE. The XWon of the Hall wiU admit to the Stalls at 6d. each wdl be made in Aid of the Funds of' the w* ## *_£ Mr Ch .°Y mtends th « Address specially for Xoang Women, priority of Admission wiU be givento them ...

... tbe favourite Handbooks at all the Oratorios, metropolitan and in the provinces. The edition of ' Messiah' adopted is the one now in general use, to which Jenny Lind gave preference, and which is published by Robert Cocka and Co.— ono peculiar feature of srhich is, tbat the effect of the parts for wind instruments, added to Handera score (by Mosart) is incor- panted in an accompaniment by ...

... thst her i gohool wUI be Re-opened on Wednesday, January 30th N.B.— Ciroulars of Terms may be had of Messrs. Hunt and Jennings, snd of Mrs. Wells, BroomhaU Place, Sheffield. EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT~NoT ST. GEOBGE'S TERRACE, ' ' Conducted by the Misses EADON, wUI be Re opened on Monday January 21 tt, 1661. ' F~~RANCIS SOPHIA JONES will Re-open her School, at S, Mackenzie place, BroomhaU, on ...

... MORN- :NC CLASS will be RESUMED on Mondat, Jas. 21si, Ivron Street, Norlh Street, Leeds. PEFRACT.— MRS. GIRDLESTONE will BXOI EN her Sebool on Mondat, the 2Stu Jancart, 1861. ?? -der required. All applications will have her imme- ion. npHB PRIORY, PONTEFRACT.— The Duties Jl ofth; Establishment will be RESUMED ?? Januart £BXB, whe: the Misses WATTS will bo happy to receive tbeir Puptlt. ...

... in the Afternoon, at the Britannia Inn, Heworth, Two Large Stacks of Well-Won HAY, standing in a Field in Beck Lane, Heworth. For Directions to View the Stacks apply to Mrs. Brixton, Britannia Inn, Heworth ; Mr. S. Wilkihsoh, Butcher, Layerthorpe ; or at the Office of Mr. R. Mills, Auctioneer and Valuer, 2, Bloke-street, York. BRINKWORTH HALL, ELVINGTON, NEAR YORK. MR. R. MILLS begs to ...

... on 6u»»ay Ai-tbmoob ?? the _oth instant, A Hatf-paA Two. •oo Sulieet.-*** The First Lie. J. H. MARSHALL, Superintendent. LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE JEWS BRADFORD DIBTRICT. On Subday, Jabuaby 27th, 1881, TWO SERMONS iriU be preached ?? on behalf of tbe above Society by Tbe Rev. ROBERT W. WOLBELEY MA. Association Secretary, ' ?? in the Morning, A the Parish Church ...