... 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 ...

... The result of the polling was declared the High Sheriff, Monday. The numbers were— Wynn (Conservative) 12fi9 Tracy (Liberal) 95® Majority for Wynn - 810 The mob at Llanidloes, after the polling on Saturday, were very riotous, and the windows the houses two Mr. Wynu's supporters were demolished. The Riot Act was read. The representation of the county has been in the hands of the Wynn family foi ...

... at our OJlce, a* ttett as for re- ference and eaatrtsutten. Catalogue! of Stock and Furniture, Plant of Estate*, and announcements of the Sale of other Ptopmitt advertised in our column*. The central TriTffn eftaeOotajutx OMce, in Nottingham, fronting the Market Pine*, and wr constant intercourse waft every part of that and the neighbouring counties, enable us to facilitate the disposal vf ...

... Unemployed, hereliy call a PUBLIC MEETING of t hf Contributors, to be held in the TOWN HALL, on Wi-:n- -\Ksi>AY,Bth curt., at Two o'clock ph., for the purpose of receiring the report and disposing of the accounts of the Committee Those Works that contributed are requested to tn M«nd a Representative to the Meeting. CHARLES PARKER, Provost. Dundee, Sth July 1862. Ist FORFARSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEER ...

... Captain G. TICKELL, will leave hidia Docks on the ith of Angngt, call at Plymouth, and carv an experienced surgeon.— Apply to PITILIJPPS, SHAW, and Id wildings ; orto F. I and ?? 72, Cornhill, EC— Passengers by this line can proceed by rail i o n Paddington to Plymouth at reduced fares, by applying to F. Green an.l Co. for tickets. TTloi- SYDNEY Direct.— BLACKWALL LINE JC of PACKETS.— Messrs. ...

... VANTS at R. Filter's Register Office, 22, Buxton- road, Huddersfield. HARMONIUMS FOR HIRE, from ss. per Month, at R. Mellor's, Cross Church-street, Hud- dersfield. PERAM BULATORS— PERAMBULATORS. Twenty per oent Cheaper than any other house in the town Go to S. BURLURAUX'S Wholesale Peram- bulator Warehouse, No. 8, Kirkgate, above the Church, Huddersßold. WAS HING, WRINGING, and MANGLING .„„, ...

... HEAD MASTER. CRIC3__E_? MATCH AT WHALLEY, TO-MORROW. St. Peteb'b Cbiceet Club (Bubnukt) v. Whaxlet. A MATCH will be played between these Clubs on the ground of the latter on tbe 31si INSTANT (TO -MOBBOW). Wickets pitched at 10 30 a.m. Admission to the Field and Pavilion Enclosure Is., to the Field only 6d. Ladies free. BLACKBURN LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. A GENERAL ...

... £ SENSATION, _L A new Coutille Corset in Grey and White, with Patent Fastners, 2s. 7£d. T - LARGE VARIETY of other makes equally cheap. COOPER, SMEETON, AND LAWTON, Bazaar, 1, Kirkgate. A CARD. JOE W. TEMPEST, Sharebroker, Accountant, and General Agent. 37, New-street, Huddersfield. J AS. SYKES solicits an inspection of his exten- sive Stock of ENGLISH GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES, which for Price ...

... will REOPEN on Ti'wiui the —th Inst. _^ 224, Welles le y Terrace. Manningham. THE MISSES KIRBY will RESUME the duties of their School on Monday the _th Jt-LY. LEEDS— ST. MARY'S MOUNT, CLAREN- DON ROAD— The MISSF.S TOOTAL will REOPEN their School on Friday. Avovut j*th. They receive a limited number of Pupils, as Boarders. THE MISSES LEADM AN'S School for the Board and Education of Young Ladies ...

... Union by a PUBLIC SOIREE, wbich will be held in tbe Tbmpirance Hall, Townhead Street, on WEDNESDAY ' July Bth, 18C2. • Tickets, ONE SHILLING each, may be bad at the News- paper Offices, and at Mr. Innocent's, Campo lave. TEA on the Tables at Five o'clock. The MEETING will be addressed by I the Ministers of the Town and Neighbourhood, and other Friends of Sunday Schools. It is intended also to ...

... HENRY ADAMS respectfully intimates that hi* SPRING and SUMMER STOCK is now t OMPLETE. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOSIERY KEPT IN STOCK OR MADE TO ORDER. _ LIGHT SUMMER OVERCOATS, LIGHT LOUNGING COATS, SUMMER TWEED SUITS, ROYS' SUMMER CLOTHING, SUMMER UNDERCLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, NECKTIES, &c In styles and textures suitable for Summer Wear, In immense variety. J 011 N J AM lESON'S, LOTH I N G ...

... AMERICA. IMPORTANT BATTLES BEFORE RICHMOND. CAPTURE OF 12,000 FEDERAL TROOPS. CALL FOR 300,000 MEN PRESIDENT LINCOLN. New York, July 3, ErEMHQ. Events of the highest importance bare occurred before Richmond. A series of severe and bloody battles, extending over seven ilaj'B, have been fought before that place, resulting in the defeat of General M'Clellan's army, with heavy loss, during four ...