... GEORGE ACTON will SELL BY AUCTIon] MILITARY HORSES, drafted from the 18th Hussars. _. 0 ?? *° commence at Twelve o'Clock. Lhor Hale-Rooms, July 10th, 1866. _ LUMBY. NEAR THE MILFORD JUNCTION STATION. VN important FREEHOLD ESTATE, i_ comprising 124 Acres cf excellent Land, situate in 6 Townships of Lumby, South Milford, and Monkfry- »e, with suitable F;irm-hou6e and Buildings, now in I ...

... in garble, Granite, and Stone. Chimney-pieces in British and Foreign Marbles. Desipns forwarded by post to any part of the kingdom. Goods carriage Iree 20 miles from Manchester or Hudders- ficld. Monuments, Tablets, Head-stones, and Tombs always in Stock, from JEI to £200 each. MARBLE WORKS AND SHOW ROOMS, BROOK-STREET, HUDLERSFIELD. Land T. FISHER and DYSON invite the • attention of the ...

... (by permission) to the Countess de Grey and Ripon, by HENRY HARTI_EY, Hudders- lield. •• uS? sTIn- 3 _F d t^ 1 SSS?* M 8 admired Part *■* Just PubUshed, price 3d., or post free for Four stamps, LOCAL ANESTHESIA; or the Total Extinction of Pain in Extractions and other Dental Opera- tions. By A. ESKELL, Surgeon Dentist, 8, Grosvenor-street, *a . ; Author of Dental Surgery, a Practical ...

... THE CASES OF SARAH FEARNSIDE, JOHN DEAN, AND RICHARD DOBSON. In these cases, which were before the Lords Justices on an appeal—by Mr. Turquand, the official liquidator for winding the affairs of the Leeds Banking Company—from a decision of Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, judgment was given Lord Justice Turner, on Wednesday last. The effect of the judgment was to reverse that of the Vice-Chancellor ...

... M tn- Tm- Jjtoaas'S laat Memlh-rs' Tickets and those fir th-ir ' ' ?? -mU. m-v he had on application to the Libr .riav. i»d; fii ; __l THIS EVENING. ?? HI RE COUNTY CRICKKT CLUB. \ ihr Jl.n^'crs axe particularly requested ti attend the jiUi-NH ?? A L MEETING, ouTHUftSDvY EVE.y- -i si tht ?? Hotel, Arundel stree., at Bight o'Clock. j. b. wostinholm, secretary. THIS DAY. FINE JjTO ARTS. ÜbLEE ...

... UNITED MRETINa V» DAY, in th* XtemUMl Hai^, I f, • f- A ,; • T«,u'; v. B alf-past One o'Clock. ?? ■■ ?? ' c*e * M. rant Hon. Sea. £*& ■■ Nt u ?? • «-— THI? UAY. TvF^RL-N^ JOHN T WESLEY. ' r V iit .„ ,vk r-rk Models of Enworth Church and I I 6. HI V** * ot ,„ , X N WE ...

... for tben ' ?? Zm .:■-■ ■*■ * ! (d on ■•Pl'h'-ation to the LnutAaiAK. — — ?? THIS EVENING. B j SHEFFIELD ATHEN.EUM. A pn^cfor* !«•» t'i «*.l tht att_*ntion of the Public to the ujilir^ advantages tht AT ULNA Lil offers to its Sub- •f^^rWi-: RO ...

... , I tht Sunday Schools. C>i * r\ : ■ ir. ■ TO-MORROW ArngOOrRSE will be given in GARDEN ?? |ET CHAPEL TO-MORROW Evening, by the y i-TAINTON at 0.30. ' J b,v Bubtect - Full of Je___.-No. VITI. ' ii X i.i- v ?? A T THREE O'CIXKJK PROMPT. T ilK k-> R STAINTON'S THIKD LEC- 'iVi.i M Working Teopb, __ PARADIbt BtiUARE. E ct 1.-n we Live. 1 -MORROW. Bj. oOMHILL CHAPEL. -„1 STACEY will PREACH m ...

... E Herald -Office, York. FIRST-CLASS SHORTHORN BULLS MR. JNO. W. BOTCHERBY, Darlington, has Three very superior Young BULLB for SALE BY PRIVATE OONTRACT.-Fnrther Parties on application te the Owner. TO BE SOLD OR LET, a HOUSE in St. Nicholas Place, Lawronce-street. in the occupation of Mr. Dixon, containing Drawing Room, Dining Room, Breakfast Room, and Two good Kitchens on the Ground Floor; ...

... _J mporte . r of WINES AND SPIRITS. 33, John WUliam-rtreet. Huddersfield. Yl^M. SMITH, Importer and Dealer in Wines _, _~nd Spirits, Folly-hall, Huddersfield. _ __5_ Ge ?- Sl -ith and Son. Established 1833. BASS and CO.'S EAST INDIA PATYE ATJii and GUINNESS and CO.'S Extra STOUT, can be had, insplendid condition, in Bottle and Cask, direct from the Agents BENTLEY and SHAW, Lockwood and ...

... and Sole ?? ?? Butts ' on h « d - °-3m *»d _«at_er teeners supplied on reasonable terms. .P^JF^L? ?? M Bic B__, Burton- ?? 4-- ?? 0 -£ _£ ?? DuS c °-5 £M- « semi-ditto m S ldenie66e ?? Co -; *, a Piccolo rosewood, Rooke ; ?? ™ WOod V 4 Brecha =; *19. a semi-cottage rose^ ?? ; 19 V a cotta P« rosewood, Tripp; _20, a semi- ?? Jonee ; *»• a semi-cottage ditto, Tolkien; ?? B ?? °d, J- Brinsmead ...

... A terrible accident occurred in Hull Mou day morning. An immense building which was in count, of erection by the North Eastern Hallway Company f , coach-building purposes, situate at the west end Ten. perance-street, was blown down by a terrific gust of at half-past nine. The building was of great range, about 70 feet high, but the roof had not been constructed The structure fell with ...