... Tbeasubeb. Mr. JOHN HUNSLEY, Castle street. Dibectobs. Mr. THOMAS SHARP, Mulberry street. Mr. BENJAMIN GRAYSON, Hounsflc-ld road. Mr. JOSEPH BROMLEY, Bbeaf gardens. Mr. JOPEPH MOUNTAIN, Waingate. Mr. THOMAS HARRISON, Eldon street. Mr. GEORGE ORMROD, Westbar. ...

... accor- dance with the Government requirement. Plans for the erection of uew police offices sanctioned. 10. Death of the Rev. Thomas Best, M.A., aged 77 ; for 48 years perpetual crurate of St. J annas' Church. lv. Stoppage of the old bauk of Attwood, Spooner ...

... aoiltthe price or icut aseertlomc,, onl application to Airl. Jacob Scott, Wilsden; Mrl. Dalniel Lee, Goror. Dewsbiury; Mr. Thomas Balines, 0, lBooths-streot, Bradford, and Cottingley Mill, near Bingley; or at the ofilice of B5. CitAD)ICE1K. Solicitor, ...

... ready for inlmediate delivery. WEST RIDING STORES:- VICtORIA CHAMBERS, SOUTH-PARADE, LEEDS. JOSIAH CARTER, Mmaager. C 22111 e THOMAS JENNINGS WIGNEY, b I=.BORTER of WINES and SPIRITS, 33, J OHN WILLIAM.ST EET, HUDDESFIELD. A15822o A M E S B R Y C E A N D ...

... are some the donations that hare been promised Titus Salt. Ksu. Henry Harris. Esq. Alfred Harris Esq. Miss Rawson Charles Hardy, Esq. Bowling Iron Company Rev. G. Mason, Copt Hewiok John Taylor. Esq. Alderman Brown Messrs. John and Son. Halifax C. H. ...

... Croft Thomas Wilson Ayre Brothers Christopher H Knapp Thomas Ward John Oarthorne Andrew Duncan C L Ringrose Charles H Oarthorne Arthur Donaldson William Bailey James T and Hill Henry Cook William L set ham Harrison Brothers James Walker Thomas Thompson ...

... Laneaster and Co., Drapers, Sunderland. WANTED, a JUNIOR ASISTANT. Apply, stating age, quclili- W cations, etsary, &e., to Mr. Hardy, Netber Iall, Doneester. C 108 ANTED, an, espereinced ASSISTANT for the DLco Department; y also, Two ASSISTANTS for the heneral ...

... the evening’s entertainment. Derbyshire Sessions.—Sentences on Prisoners.—Avery Orwin and Thomas Mitchell, charged with stealing 21s. from the person of Thomas Sanderson, joiner, Chesterfield, on Saturday, the 10th Dec. Mitchell was acquitted, and Orwin ...

... prisoner went to Mr. F^dmondson, in Preston, and said that he had broken his watch whilst on the spree, and as Colonel Hardy, his uncle, would jierhaps notice that he had not got one, he would be much obliged if Mr. Edmondson would lend him one. Mr ...

... Oliver Hanson, EBoq. Sir Sibbuld David Scott, Bart. John Kineston. Esq. Richard Blaney Wade, Eiq. J. M. Lourie, Esq. Hon. Eliot Thomas Yorke. Henry AleChlecry, Esq. Subhcribed capital ?? £2,100,000 0 0 Paid-tip capital .. .. ,080,000 0 0 Reserve Fund ?? 5,2 ...

... sustaining population of a hundred aud fiity millions. It is, beyond all doubt, the best portion of the American continent. The hardy grains grow in all the States on the northern border and through the high lands of the Alleghanies to the border of Alabama ...

... verdict of Found drowned. SUDDEN DRATH.-On Monday last an inquest was held at the Red Lion Inn, Driffield, on the body of Thomas Hope, who had died very suddenly. The deceased was well known as an itinerant news- paper vendor, bill sticker, and man of ...