... will be Preached in tbe Morning at 10.30 by Mr VAUGHAN of ?? C ?^f C; a n d ,, in . the E yeniD f? 63! by the Rev. S. DYSON, of Idle. Collections after each service. IyTLEY. - BRITISH^vYORKMAN No. 1 (or W Pabhc-bouse without the drink) will be OPENED on StTK^ S» J . B il: l - .„ PUB LIC TEA MEE l ING at spm. A CHEAP TRAIN will -un (Midland) from Leeds and Bradford fctS.S p.m.— returning at 9 ...

... .«¦ Sa , looh of St. Geoege's Hall. vSlrf? atten *« ...

... the Light of Prophecy. LECTURE by Mr. SARJEANT, in the Mechanics' Ihbti- ruM, on Tuesday Evening, June 6th, at Eight o'clock. Admission free. UOW OPEN, for a SHORT TIME, in the Saloon, Br. George's Hall, the Great Pcpular Educator, THE FLORENTINE VENUS, ack' owledged and recommended by the Clergy of all denominat i ons, and pronounced by the press to be the highest mora! and ?? treat that can ...

... RELIEF FUND COMMITTEE. Baron J. H. W. YON SCHROEDER (Chairman), 145, Leadenhall Street, E.C. Barru Alfred de Rothschild, New Court. St. Swithen's Lane, E.C. Baron George f'e Worms, 1, Austinfriars, EC. Sir Franc'sO ...

... Worms, 1 Austinfriars, E.C. SS°K?v7. ' M,P - St J ° hn ' S Lo^ e ' E^enfs e StoeeV a E e c IpP ° bto L * onin ?? 27, Great Winchester H. L Bischoffsheim, Esq., Founders' Court, E.C. Robert Blake 'Byass, Esq , 2. Brabant Court, Philpot Lane. E C „ _-• JoHly DRAPER, Esq. (Honorary Secretary) s «2? M *« rt « Bui laings, Gt. Winchester Street, London E C *_ ? 'Paries inflicted upon the Israelite ...

... Mr. b_iui.AN I in the Mkchabics' Institute, on Tuesday Eykkiko, at Eight o'clock. Admissu n Free. rFHE FLORENTINE VENUS, ?? Saloos of St. Geokge's Hall. Crowded attendance of Ladies, to gain a knowledge of the principles on which health depends. Address-ed by Mrs Dr. Barker. Crowded attendance of Gentlemen, to learn tbe first lesson of our lives, To know ourselves. Addressed by Titor Walker, ...

... E.C. Baron Alfrel de Rothschild, New Court, St. Swithen's Lane, E.C. Baron George do Worms, 1, Austiufriars. E.C. Sir Franc ?? lOoldsmid, Bart., M.P., St. John's Lodge, Eegeafs Pork, N.W. The i Chev_ier Ippolito Leonino, 27, Great Winchester Street, E.C. H. L. Bitch ff._eim, Esq., Founders' Court. E.C. Bobert Blak ..• Byass, Esq , 2. Brabant Court, Philpot Lane E C JOHN DRAPER, Ei-q. (Honorary ...

... be I pre»ci:ed in the New R.aij Church, by the Rev. J. SIDNEY HALL, Scarborough; All -ruing and Kvening. Services to commence at .0.30 a.m. and 6 30 p.m. At both of these Services • olhctious will be made in aid of n the funds of the Sunday School In the Afternoon at half-past Two, an ADDRESS will be dehv. red to the Children, by the Rev. J H DEEX of Korti.owram ;at which all Parents and ...

... of June, IS7I, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Titus Salt, Esq., the Treasurer, will be nominated to the Chair. After prayer has been offered, Mr. Stanley, the senior Student, will read a Paper on The Vicarious Nature of Christ's Derth. The Rev. E. Melloe, D.D., will deliver the ATinn.l Address to the Students. The Reports ef tbe Committee, the Treasurer, and the Examiners will then be ...

... ?? c ii c 8 ' *• Awtinfriars. E.C. S_V& vw ! ' art M - p - st Jobn ' B Lodge - *«*«*•■ ThC sSwt' , E e c IpP ° Uto L4K,nin °. 27. Gieirt Winchester H. L. Bischa.ff.heim, Esq., Founders* Court, E.C Robert Blake Byass, Esq ,2. Brabant Court, Phil pot Lane E C JOHN DRAPER, Esq. (Honorary Secretary) S.Winchester Buildings, Gt. Winchester Street London E C The injuries inflicted upon the ...

... a design fey Mr. Edwrd Haley, whi-h has been placed in the church Mi memor> o- the Rer. Jons Barber, who was inenmbent of Sierley for twenty-nine years. Tbe services arc; — 8 a.m , Holy Communion. 10^10, Morning Prayer with Sermon, Preacher— Rev. C. HYNE, Vicar. 3 p.m , Evening Prayer with Sermon, Preacher— Rev. H. LEaCH, MA . Vicor of All Saint*. 6.50, Evening Prayer with Bermon. Preacher— ...

... OPEN, for a SHORT TIME, in the Salook, St. George's Hall, the Great P. pular Educator, HI H E FLORENTINE VENUS, ?? acknowledged and recommended by the Clergy of all denominations, and pronounced by the press to he the high, st moral and intellectual tnvit that can be offt-red t • the people. One hour's instruction a lesson for life. Horns fok Gentlemen. Houls tor Ladies. Morning 10 to 11 ...