... Divine Worship, wben the Rev. MARMADUEE MILLER, of Huddersfield, a ill Preach in the Afternoon at 8, and ia the Evening at 7.80. TEA will be Provided in tbe School- aoon, at Five o'Clock. Tickets, One Shilling each. ETHER CHAPEL. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. These BERVICKS will be held on Buwdat. Jane lfith 1870. The Bev. HENRY QUICK (the former Paster), will Preach. Tbe Bervieee to ...

... TI'KSDAY, the 28th day |.l,ven o'clock in the Forenoon „«. agreeably to the plan after- past Ki.kvf.s o'clock, the Oaths administered to such persons a* ,- tliem. mess relating to the Assessment. iea t of the County Stock or Bate „ under the Acts of Parliament onstabulary -ill be considered. Iters of County Business will be '■ fi* a ...

... by the late eminent Hss proved sn infallible remedy, by Oxroianio the Blood and Sotplttno its SAtnre Ca— tt mm ■ a» .n 2£_S mor -P^-J-WlaT^. D*lf tl. Coughs, Asthms, ?? Affections, mors espsci.lly Epilepsy, Apoplexy, snd Paralysis. The successful results of this new^ehemicsl ore psration are beyond all precedent, and the extraordinary cures effected by the ?? and Z. ?? (Dr. Sutton), in the ...

... JERSEY, St. LOND°Lfo AND GRANVILLE. MAL ,VmT AND BEST ROUTE. THEQ unRTEST SEA PASSAGE. SH °mprCT SERVICE (Sundays ex- RY DAILY Dj» L p CT K oVAL MAIL PADDLE ia The lat*st STEAMSHIPS.^ stati London, at 9 Train leaves wawr SatardayB> w hen the p m. daily. ««J* but passengers f* e6t ?? ■* p revionB TrainB ' may travel ?? SouTHAMP . additional r steamerB travel- N .__passengers -.tor Train leaving ...

... JERSEY, St ,> ?? D ,VD GKANVILLE. MA Vest and best route. rH^tKTBST SEA PASSAGE H „.vt SERVICE (Sundays ex- cvDULV DI K , bCT E oVAL MAIL PADDLE S-^H^ioo Station, London, at 9 T^ lea , veS lept on Saturdays, when the ■» dailj% 2s at 5.15., but passengers ** T «f JJW by any previous Trams. jnavtiaw 6 * ?acUjl ties via Southamp- 't ADi» lTlo> 7; r the Mail Steamers travel- . AA-V^fJli the last ...

... This annual fair terminated yesterday. A very large number of horses were exhibited in the town on Thursday afternoon and evening, when a great number changed hands, in fact as business was transacted then at the ijuir yesterday. The show consisted principally of harness and light work horse 3, these beiog in £ood demand and bringing high prices. There were comparatively few work horses, ...

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... WensesbAT. the 22nd dejof Jane, 1870. »t ■e.en o'clock the Forenoon. , xhTiinenl Addrew the will delieered been rani, the buemeee of the Annual will be transacted. Idle, via June, 187*). S. DYSON, Secretary. Northern baptist education SOCIETY. The ANNUAL MEETING of the above Society will held at Colleoe, Wedsebdat, June 22nd, when the chair will be taken at Twoo’clockp.m.by the President. The ...

... past Ttro, Rev. E. WRIGHT, of And in the Evcninir. at Six, b, t»o Iter JOHN IN N OCENT, for Twelve Yeats a MPsionarjr Clima. ’■dj Thi* will l-o the Ift-t opportunity of Mr. Innocent, Mho atonre'or China He well worth hean»}f. Collection? at the close of each eerrioe. ILKLEY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.- Roe. HENRY TARRANT, Leeds, will preach Scvdat wext. Bradford festival choral society Meet the ...

... at their MEETING, to be held at the WORKHOUSE, at ELING, on MONDAY, tbe 20th instant, they will be ready to receive TENDERS from ?? desirous of SUPPLYING the Indoor Poor of the Workhouse and Outdoor Poor of the ELING (Ist), LYNDHURST (2nd), and* FAWLEY (3rd) DISTRICTS ofthe said Union with FLOUR, BREA). MEAT, GROCERIES, WINES, SPIRITS, ALE aud PORTER, CLOTHING, COAL, ELM COFFINS, and other ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. KARL GREY'S DOCK. Jun («.). Cessup, Archangel, ballast; Humber, Crammond, Middlesb jrough, sleepers ; Heid, Mustard, Holyis'and, ballast: ...

... and MELBOURNE.* -The favourite hiph-claused Clippers SARAH GRICE ard ANNESLKY will be disiutched on the 21st; have still room for Pacsengers and Light Goods.* T. M. Mackay, Son, aud Co., 1, Leadennall -street, L A' USTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND.* NEW MAIL . ROUTE via NEW YeiRK and SAN PRANCISCO, by the GREAT OVERLAND RAILWAY.- The Steamers of the North Pacific Transportation Company leave San ...