... **»»*•»« in th. MUSIC SttHtas^aon. ALZELL ' ° n '^^TRUM ANALYSIS, W To commence at Seven ?? precisely. H. jC. SORBY, WM. BAKER, Secretaries. QU EE N 8T R EET CHAPEL. On Somdat, tile 16th instant, the Rev. BRKWIN GRANT Willi reach m the Morning, at Half-past Tea o'Clock. ?? SERMON on the Death oi the £ff*%& r MUIB ' wiU *• Pr * cn «* by the Rev. DAVID . j — bervice to commence at Half-past ...

... L. GIBSON, M.A., Incumbent of Darnall. Collections will be made for tha Annual Expenses of the Church. Divine Servioe will commence at Half- past Ten in the Morning, and in the Afternoon at Three. CEMETERY ROAD BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL. The ANNUAL SERMONB of the above Soheol wiU be Preached in CEMETERY ROAD CHAPEL on Lord's Day, March 9, 1862, by the Bev. CHARLES CLARKE, of the Baptist College, ...

... the Residence of Dr. Shearman, The Particulars of which appeared in Tuesday's Independent. xaic od £Br. J&otouanD 6&ar&. 7 H l 8 DAY KIMBERWOBTH, NRA.; R'»THEBHAM. SALE by AUCTION of Live and Dead FARM- ING STOCK; also, a portion of HOUSEHOLD FUBNI- TURE and EFFECTS. Mr. ROWLAND WARD begs respectfully to invite the attention >f the Public to thia Sale, which will tike place on the Farm Pre- ...

... Moor, This Day (Thursday), opening at 10 .30 a.m ; the proceeds to be devoted to the Erection ot a Chapel and School at Broomhill. There ia a considerable assertment of Ladies' Needlework, of Wearing Apparel for Children and Adults, snd of Articles both useful and ornamental in China and Parian. There is also a number of Timepieces, Bed Quills, and Damask Table Cloths, with various supplies of ...

... Friday. April lbth, 1862, the Rev. W. ARTHUR, A.M., iof Londou.l will Preach in Brunswick Chapel. Service to ' commenoe at Half past Six in the Evening. On Sukday. April 20th, the Rev. EDWARD JONES, (of Ponte- fract, I will Preach in the above Place of Worship ; in the Morning at Half-past Ten, and in the Evening at 8ix. On the following Monday, April 21st, the MISSIONARY MEETING will be held, ...

... later than Saturday, the 26th irutant By Order of tbe Board. Mr. GEO. WILSON, Stock and Sharebroker, Local Agent. Offices: 2, George street. HALLAMSHIRE RIFLES — 8.0. Parade, in Full Dress (without Havresacks), on Saturday next, at Six o'Clock. All Members intending to go to Doncaster on Ist August are requested by the I.ieut.-Colonel to attend this Parade. The Hour for Parade on Ist August ...

... in Marching Order on SATUBDAY Kext, at I SO p-a . for Drill »ith tha Halisaishire Rifles Msrch out to Birlev Bpa on MONDAY Next, at Nine a.m. NATBANIEL CBE6WICK, Captain-Commandant. H*ad-Quar_9ra, 7th May. 1862, FIRST WEST YORK ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS.— The Corps will ParaOe in Drill Order (i.e. Forage Caps and Waist Belts) on Saturday next, at 5.15 p.m., for Battalion Drill with the Artillery and ...

... Preacher hv the Bight Hon. LORD TEYNHAM.on SUNDAY, May 4fli — service et Half-past Ten and Half-past Six. COLLEC LIONS will be made for the Reduction of the Chapel Debt S~T. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOLS. The ANNUAL bERMoNS will be Pleached (D.V.I on 8,: T'i. May till by the Rev. R. M. MBRAIR, A.M., in the Momint;; an. b> the Rev. J. CALVERT, of Alteiclifl'e, in tbe Evening ...

... Tue MAYOR IJohk Bbown, Esq.), will preside. _ THIS DAY. ?? in the COTTON DISTRICTS. IST KETHEB HALLAM WARD. ?? tttfirnSO of the Inhabitants of this Ward wil] a. PUBLIC me*. i^i Crojket Mo 3r . on Fbiday Evening, be he.si in ?? clock, w promote a Canvass on behalf of the Dec. s'bi at ne — . _ s fund. Cotton D^^ooLK Esq., Presiding Alderman, will take 1 RANCIB D • iae Chair , THIS DAY. DISTRESS ...

... William Laverack, Kingston' upon-Hull, ale merchant. (From the London Gatelte, Tuesday Nov 18 *) BANKRUPTS. G. G. Kemp, Kings ton- upon- Hull, merchant. Sarah Badpobd, Sheffield. R. Banks, Sheffield, joiners' toolmaker. H. Woolhousb, Sheffield, grocer. C. Lawton, Sheffield, licensed victualler ASSIGNMENTS. S. Pnrsglove, Heratmoncenx, farmer.— R. Paraglove Herstmonceux, late farmer.— W. Attwood ...

... Tuesdat Evenine Jan 14th, in the Music Hall. ■■■_.__. Subject— JOAN OF ARC, or THE MAID OF ORLEANS Alderman Fawcett will Preaide. Doors open at 7.80. Lecture at 8. Members are requested to renew their -Tiokets before the Even- ing of the Lecture. I ADAM WOOD, W. G. SNOWDON, Hon. Sees. P.B.— A few Lecture Tiokets remain, and may be had of Mr. Bmowdob, Norfolk street; and at the Rooms, 18, ...

... next WEDNESDAY EVENING, October Ist, v,lbe Rev. J Alii- Z BURNS, D.D., of London. Subj .c: :— Salf-Advabcement under Difficulties. Tlcketß for the Coarse of Lectures: — Saloon er Orchestra, St 6d.; Gallery, — ecr.h; may be had at the Independent Offioe; w iof *r. L. Kidok. King street; Messrs. Loxley Brothers, firpgn • ; Messrs. Pawson and B_ai_6Ford, High street; Mr. v. Snowdon, Norfolk ...