... Bvb-iko Nkxt, -2nd November, 1875. Doors open at Seven. Chair to be taken at 7-80 p.m. Ticket, for the Stalls, price 6d. each , may be obtained at Mr. Ollivikb'6 Office, Exchange, Bradford. JAMES LAW, Chairman of Mr. Forster's Committee. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA.TTON X 88, WESTGATE. The Usual MEETING for RAILWAY SERVANTS POLICEMEN, and POSTMEN will be held This (Wed* sesday) Evbvi-o, ...

... llto, when Bev. Dr. CAMPBELL, Berv^.H^^Y, and Bey. J. G.MIALL The Serrices will be contii ined^on 24 _ and 31st October, when :n - e aerwuxß t_ e services ?? conducted by toe Ber. W. HOUGHTON, of Allerton; __r A. RUSSELL. M.A., of Holme Lane: •-*• Bey. J. INNES, of Wibeey; ' Bey. A. G. WABD, of Great Barton. Divine Worship will commence at 10.80, 2.30, and 6.30. A TEA and PUBLIC MEETING willbe ...

... Brunch of the Tbe ?? bo held To-ti «now (Tor en at), the 27th inst., ?? f-niiTT r Rom of the Buxo IssTiTonoir, lorth _■ _E ?? at Noon. P-WO- 2 ' •% ,. ?? _epf_ the MAYOR will preside, _ «w» following ' -rtitl _en with other friends of the society • nG ?? ;n:dr_sthem-.-ting:- ?? Ri ?? l>v. B' bop RYAN. D.D. , ti -*• k__B -_M'»V. Esq • J. P. - A- 13 ?? ?? ?? WES . J.P. _ i— «- .-i in the pro' ...

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... Theodore Parker— Ref ormer, Prophet, Hero, g_d SUNDAY EVENINGS FOR THE PEOPLE. PULLAN'S THEATRE OF VARIETIES, Bbcnswick Place. Mr. EDWARD STACK, of Norwich, trill tD.V.) preach the Gospel To-moblow (Sn— jat) Evening, November 7, 1875. Doors open at Six ; to commence at Half-past Six. Subject :— Christ's Power over the DEVIL, DISEASE, and DEATH. An efficient Choir. AU seats fiee. No ...

... Schools. In the Morning Bey. V. 3- EYAN. M. A., Vicar ; • „ ««_-_™m___ Ad^ress to the Scholars aud their Parents Bey. E BRICE ; ia the Evening by the .. •••„. Rev Bishop RYA^, ILD , Archdeacon of Craven and KtgU nt Vie , r Qf Bradford , ( „jn e a.;rvic' :— Morning, 10.30 ; Afternoon, 8 ; Evening, 6.80. C.illtct:fius will be made after each Service. C. v APEL L A NE, C_T APEL.-To-3£oi_eo vr, S ...

... v , wso , January 27, by the Bipht Rev. the LORD BJSHOr of MANCHESTER. 1 rivine Serviw will commence t Half -past Seven. \ Collection will be made for ttio Building Fund. R. W. LOOBEMOKETVicar. J. R. CORDINGLEY, !» . , W FIRTH i *- ;nur(;nw * r( lens. THIS EVENING (FRIDAY. BRADFORD FULL DRESS SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS. TENTH SEASON, 1874-1875. FOURTH GRAND CONCERT, consisting of VOCAL and ...

... ._ mv at 10.90 (same subject), at 690, The Gospel. t^matfe Day, «s£'_^ ]l algo giNG the GOSPEL. -r^SrSHAW^NEW CONGREGATIONAL D l L I * c ' ,v ? 6CHOOIB. JL> a BAZAAR, A,«h, distin-ruished Patronage of Lord F. Oaveneiish, M.P., -„*ffi!__PH W. Ripley, Esq.M.P .Jameeottomley, fcrM _y_^«TLaw E*q.J P*. «» d CouncUlor BL Esq.. will ?? __t a have Schoo- by Mrs. JAS. BOTTOMLEY, b fS on W_nsr>i ...

... BABY, —CD., formerly of Woodhouse Grove School Service intoe Morning at 10.30, and in toe Evening at 6 30 Children's Service in the Afternoon at 2_T Collections at toe close of each service in aid of toe Building Fund. «___ C~H AP E L LANE CHAPEL On Sunday next, toe 24th instant, the ?? ?? *_ **«W tts LECTUBE on « The Mythological Devil aad toe Popular Credulifr ™ Service to commence at 6. SO ...

... Subject— Sanctified Old Age. Afternoon at Two p.m., CIRCUIT COVENANT SEBVICE. Evenrftf- at Six p.m. Freacher-I'ev. J. W. SILCOX. Sermon to the Young. RIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL, GREAT HORTON— A BAZA AB and CHBISTMAS TBEE wfll lie held in the Schools, To-i>ay (Monday), Tuesday, sad Wed- nmznsx), De:. 27th, 2-fth, and 29th, to assist in raising funds for the liquidation of the Chapel debt. The ...

... hdd on Wednesday and Thirsday, February 3rd and 4th, 1875. rfl II E A T R E^ BO V A L X MANNINGHAM LANE, BRADFORD. Leasee ?? Mr. Chas. Ricf. Thi£ (Friday, Evkmkg. January 2aih, lfe7s, will be presented the GRAND PANTOMIME of BLUEBEARD. TV NEXT and LAST DAY PERFORMANCE will take plac on B— ova Tteskay, February 9th, at 2.30 pm. Tin Pantomime will commence even- Monday, Thursday and ' Saturday ...

... This Day (Wednesday;, April 7th. Tvs (Wbsmesdat ) Morning. April 7th, the Annual Meeting Of the GENERAL COMMITTEE of the Union will be held in Coi—tos Chapel. The chair wfll be taken at Half-past Nine o'clock by James Law, Esq., J-l'- Visitors admitted to the T_is (Wemh-sdit) Evening, at Seven o'clock, a PUBLIC ¦CEETING wfll be held in Horton Lane Chapel. Henby Mitchell, Esq.. Mayor of ...