... will ke -held in the Boams, ?? o'Clock- Tjßfc-S_,\me *Sl_u__ng each. ?? r\'EKING CLASSES wiU bs Be-spened on JJQKDAE, ttltt,. '■ ■ ?. : ■ -T •; ?? • ?? -nos day. r * SHI X/TI^JiAND RAILWAY.— WXXT-IC» J_BL On'.und after MONDAY NEXT, tho 2nd of January, Wy^amOS GOODS and MERCHANDISE TRAFFIC of th^'IpIH^AND*COBrPANY,*-#hicl. has hitherto bees con- ducted at the Stat kid of -the Great Northern ...

... in the Music Hall, on THI'KSDAY, 12th January, 1885. Particulars in future Advertisements. ADAM WOOD, Hon. Bee. fjnHE FULWOOD CHURCH SOCIAL TEA X will he held in the Whitkley Wood School, on THURS- DAY EVENING, Juiiimry 6th, at Five p.m. Tickets may be obtained of the Sexton. TO-MOHROW. BROOMHILL SUNDAY SCHOOL. —Tho SECOND ANNUAL TEA MEETING will be held NEXT WEDNESDAY, January the 4th, 1865. ...

... ?? *Beteh, the Readthg to t»mmenee pr ff^, E ?? k SHate. fid. : Second Seato, 3d. ; Saloon i S evtv ?? : TO-MORROW. TTALLAMSHIRE RIFLES. FULL-DRSS«PALU will be held at the CvvjSfJUi^, on THURSDAY, the sth inst. ■ • - DancnjgTo commence at Nine o'Clock. owl ?? Beahte Tioketa, to fV^ a Lady and Genii* mm, 16a. ; GSfi'i Trketi, 10s. 6d, ; Ladies' Tioketa, m,«d,? Retoeah- meiWrYTea, CbffeV and ...

... *, BAG OF WOOL was LEFT at a WOOL WAREHOUSE in Bradford} on the 29th Nov. ? J- ***® seven days after this notice, will be sold. Application to be made to Mr. J. Tawdam., Worsted Inspector, 111, North Parade, Bradford. XfIOUKD, on the December, PIG. The JL Owner can. have it by applying at the Observer USce and paying expenses. If not owned in seven days will be sold to defray expenses. .. • ...

... Adjt. 6th January. 13 t THTS EVENING. _ „ s TJALLAMSIURB RIFLES. •t*- a»t»tttat FTJLL-DRB9B BALL, wml be held at the The **gW*S£fi2gSB t the 5th mat CrTLEM H D»S, ?? at Nine.o'Ooek. t lS^ m d i G^en^, 1*l ; zSSTfTeft. Coffee, and Dessert,) mcttid*^. ftckete mavbe ' procured at Messrs. Pawbo* ■*Buxu- . BiSrLwt ■ Mr. Stacey's, Music Saloon, High street; a? M MA^u«'s^' Market place; or of the ...

... Half-Tjta* *jven o'aock. Also, on SUNDAY ne-xt, in the Forenooi. Nt Half -past Tea, and in the Bvenina at tin o'Clock; and a Public LOVE FEAST will be held ?? ,'OtocV m the Afternoon. And SPECIAL SERVICES wiR ■he ?? dirring tl; following Week, each Evening to estmneun at Half -parst Seven o'Clock. Calieetapas on the Sabbath only. TO-MOBBXTW FOURTH .WEST YORK ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. aRIGADE ...

... Thursday the Twenty-Sixth intt. 69, WOODHOUSE LANE, LEEDB. THE MISSES LEADMAN will REOPEN their School ?? on Monday, January Twenty-third. A limited number of resident pupils received. MISS WARE begs to inform her frier.ds that the duties of her School will be RESUMED oo Wednes- day tM Twenty fifth January, ISUS.— Brunswick Temce, Harro- gste; H^ EADINGLEY.— The Misses DEWHIRST beg to announce ...

... TOO-CORROW (Sunday), Jan. Sth, 1965. Service at 10_*D a-m. and 6JO p.m. TO-MORROW. L> REDES TI NATION. L A DISCOURSE, TO-lOISOT IT EKIIO, ' _ BT THB B-Cy. --RaTWIK GRANT, B-A. : TO-MORROW. BAPTIST C7H4PEL, CEMETERY ROAD. TO-MOB__QW. Jan. B_h, 1855, the Rev. E. STEVENSON, t LouKhborougb. will PRF.ACH— Morning at 10.80; Evening t 64b. No Collection. * THIS EVENING. ?? MECHANICS' HALL ...

... BOH, at the Whttb Swan Itnr, ia SfcMia-ajat., xa tb* City el York, on THURSDAY, the ?? of Jaamary, MM, at TWO ofneek in th* ia-aaiuaw-it-ei-aowiagoroaeb other Lot* a* may be ?? Lev L— All that OOPYHOLD FARM-HOUSE, with _»• Oaraen, Fold Yard, Stafabag, and other Outbnildtogs abarato haloaging ; and th* several COPYHOLD CLOSES al ARABLE, M&ADOW, and PASTURE LAND thereto -Ajntafcag, -taste on tbe ...

... Wyi H no otrgfitlo (EfyroraciV AND WEST YORKSHIRE ADVERTISER, REGIOTERED FOR TRANSMISSION' ABROAD. No. 772. PIUCE 2d. Unstamped, Stamped 3d SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1865. A CARD. BROADHEAD and WADSWORTH (late in the employment of Mr. Thomas Woollcr. of Leedsl Brass Founders, dc, Folly Ball-yard, Huddersfield. WOODHEAD and BOOTH, Auctioneers, Valuers, Estate, House, Jind Commission Agents, Kirk- ...

... to those Pmßere— * who have received Amounts from the } xtt utive Relief Committee, and whose Claims are now before u,t Water Company for Settlement, it is desirable that Claimants should be aware that under their Assignments to the Mayor they are honourably and legally bound to Refund the Amounts ahey have received. It is therefore desirabta that all tuch FtrMJifc should not enter into any ...

... and whose ONams are now before .he Water Companv for SetttemerA, it is -uesu-able tbat ninnanti. sbowlc Wware that ?? Asswunents to the gay* they are honourably and **g**»**to Amount* dwy have received. tt» Tswetore fesirabk that ,aU «uet Persons should not enter into ...