... 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- ...

... -M>rt anu X'l\::ioutii ; ?? : ' minutes earlier tluui Truro ; and • ?? ;tc. earlit : r than ?? time. -• COKNWALL RAILWAY. WEEK BAYS. SUNDAYS. ?? .-••- ?? A ?? ' A.M. ' P.M. I P.M. A.M. P.M. t> 20 'J 45 2 » 410 J 0 2 5 6 10 I JJ 60 I 1 46 i 420 'j -l b 0 li io 330 ti 10 10 52 12 3 12 12 12 12 ii 12 3 123 A. M. ?? V. I. M. P. H. r. 1L A.M. P.M. ?? Iti2o! b lo 112 5 3 0,7 2 Uw aO5 «, as 8 ?? 12 ...

... Leei* Intelli UEN.ER PIIISTINO OrFH.'K. ESTATE LIST— Mf JNO. BELL'S MONTHLY LISTof-Ffeahold Property for MARCH. Is now ready, and may be had on application at ss. I'ark Low, Leeds. JOHN SIMS, Estate Ageut, 32, Park Row, Leeds. His MONTHLY LIST of freehold property for March is now ready, and may be had on application. GE( >RGE LINSLEY (late of the firm of Coxon and Linsley . Pawnbroker and ...

... Church, on SUNDAY next, the 30th of March, by the Bey. Dr HLAKENEY, of Biikenhead. Subject in the Morning:— Th. two resurreeti'-ms. Subject in the Evening:— lhe new Jerusalem and the new i Earth. Ear-vice in the Morning to commenoe st Half-past Ten, and that i In the Evening at Half- past Six. SERMONS.— On SUNDAY next, M»icb 30ih, Two SERMONS will be Preached in the Lower Room of j the ...

... will be Preached in th c NETHER CHAPEL, by the Rev. T. M. HERBERT, M.A. Services to commence at Quarter to Eleven and Half-past Six. Collections will be made in aid of the Funds of the School. A SPECIAL SERVICE for CHILDREN will be conducted by Mr. JOSHUA WILKINSON, at Three ?? in the Afternoon. SERMON ON THE APOCALYPSE, at ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, on SUNDAY Evening, by the Rev. J. F. WITTY. ...

... Catholic Church, Dundee. MASONIC FESTIVAL. T H^,-„ R £ E T^ REN * ST DAVIDS LODGE _vesD_^F^tL's^ h x. T £° d se-»-oom Rotal Hotel, on its TvJSi*.*, _ 4t ,1 l Marc V f o'clock r.M ,to celebrate torltod ID - Vi3itiD g Brethren ?? By Order of the R. W. M. ILLUSTRATIONS OF BOTANY. THE Sixth LECTURE ofthepiesent Course, under the Auspices of the Literary Societies Union 'will be Delivered in ...

... Boston ships only caßiug at Halifax. The following or other vessels are appointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork, to receive the mails :— NIAGARA, for BOSTON, Saturday, March 22. ASIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, March 29. CANADA, for BOSTON, Saturday, April 5. Passage money, including steward's fee ancl provisions, but without wines or liquors:— To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, 22f. ; ...

... Steam-ship BARON OSV, J. 11. Fergusou, Commander .itii lier ?? and machinery completely restored, and having ?? entirely redecorated:, leaves the St. Katharine's Whart, Tower, ever. Sun, lay at twelve noon, returning from Antwerp ?? Wednesday at twelve o'clock. Fare., 275. and _os .— All „, iilicatioiM for the shipment of merchandiK.- must be made to ?? hoiidon agents, Messrs Lightly and Simon ...

... LEAMIN.T' •ju\ and WARWICK, is.,iicd at Paddington oir MONDAY March 17, and loll.. wing days, will be available for the Return j„„nie) up t the Evening of Saturday, the 22d Match. Train- l.ave I'iiddington for Leamington and Warwick ati; a.m., t_ _.c a,„ ?? f.-la-c- . ?? a.m. fast . 12.0, 2.0 p.m., _40 pm. and _ .. . 1 .111. fa! ■ OARC ELS, BOXES, BAGGAGE, ?? X forwarded to INDIA, CHINA, ...

... Pott says:— The greater portion of the tribe were at Kirton Church at the time her death took place, and when it became known the moaning and lamentations of her people are described dreadful in the extreme. The deceased was interred in Kirton churchyard on Friday, the 7th inst., the procession being headed by hearse, after which followed the two sißters and cousins of the deceased, dressed ...

... PRINTING— LETTER-PRESS PRINTING in ALL ITS BRANCHES— BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CIR CULARS, BILLS, INVOICES, *c.— At the LklDe Iktelli- QkKcm PtiiiTiHo Ornck. GEORGE LINSLEY (late of the firm of Coxon and Llnslev . Pawnbroker and Jeweller, Change Alley, Commercial Street, Leeds- MONEY ADVANCED on Plate, Watches, and other portable property. Office, US, Top of Briggate, Leeds. Established lofcj DICK'S ...