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... B L D . ?? g£- 1 *a LITT-jjWOOD, TAILOR and General [^ « OUTFITTER, 16, New-etreet, Hudderafleld. brooding and Mourning Orders exeouted with neatneaf and a tlft_e newest Goods of the aeaaona conatantly kept in stock _j the lowest remunerative prioea. me only authorised Agent in Haddersfleld for Singer's -addled SEWING MACHINES. Sales for one year over SooO. Prioe tram £6 10 a. Every ...

... _. ?? R ox* Genet-E? JJS t> OUTFITTER, ?? ?•. rt eet.lmd-'ersfeld. Wedding and Moarcir: ?? cicar ted wtth ncrtntiM and All th 6 newest Goods ol i:-.c sosusous courta_iil;7 kept in ctoc__ at the lowest remmterativ; ?? ?? c-- n _»» ...

... GLASTONBUEY, GUEENSEY AND *-^--.Quicl-est and best Eoute. — Shortest J£^ a? e— Direct Service by the Eoyal Mail & « via Southampton. — The Latest Train die (Bristol Midland Eaiiway Station) •*^L MaU Packet at 3.30 p.m., vi 4 ath, ?? teec-, an d Templecombe, and Sonth- il\ daily but Passengers may travel by any ?? Train. *J Order. I* 0 5JL1 EEGULAE TEADEE TO AND 4oM PLI MOUTH AND GUEENSEY. .^HE ...

... CHESTER. ' MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK, A Co. respect- fully annou ...

... OF HIGH FLATTS, By the Author of Katj Brownville. The Dervishes cf Wimple Manor, The Heir of Dean Hall, Ac, Ac. THE RULE OF GOLD. A STOEY OF THE WOELDS OF LONDON Ey Henry Llewellyn Williams. Author of Dark Deeds, The Steel Safe, v The Black Mailers, $c, cfc. ...

... Evening— Consuming Fire. ?? TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. AT 2 30. I> STAINTON will Preach a SUNDA.Y ie SCHOOL SERMON in Shrewsbury boab Chapel. Subject — Co-partnership. TO-MORROW. ~ SCOTLAND STREET CHAPEL.— The Rev. n E WRIGHT, at 10.30 and 6.0. Subjects— A prepared Heaven and Making sure of it. jipcommodation for Strangers. No Collections. TO-MORROW. pLOSSOP ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. Ker J ...

... overturns the foundation of disease C -M •defective food nnd impure air. In obstruction orcon- SL 0 f the liver, lungs, bowels, or any other organs, these Imm especially serviceable and eminently successful They -■d be kept in readiness ia every family, being a medicine utility for young persons, particularly to those 5 kite constitutions. | Biliousness, Loss of Appetite, Head- ache, and ...

... Tuesday Evening, August 22nd. 1876, at Ei_M o'clock. Hurcesses attend, hear, and judge for yourselves. * JOSH. PEA«BON. Ohairman. SAMUEL EMSLEY. Hon. Secretary. Committee Rooms, Brunswick Hotel, Thomas street. ?? THIB EYE_IN_. ECCLESALL WARD.— The COMMITTEE for Promoting the ELECTION of Mr. REUBEN CLARKE SIT NIGHTLY at Mr. BROUGHAM'S, Punch snwl Sheffield moor. *° ' JOSEPH GAUNT. Chairman. ...

... MOOR ?? .Opposite the Shoulder of Mutton Inu.) SALE OF HA¥. \/fR. K. IDDISON has received instructions i\ L from Mr. GKOHCK BKTTLB Ut BELL BY AUCTION. 00 FRIDAY, Si it. Bth. iv a Field situate as above. ONE STACK OF FINK OLD HAY; also, ONE STACK OF EXCELLENT NEW HAY. Sale nt Four for tivr. p.m. Auctioneer's Office, 20, Blake-street, Yerk. BALE THIS DAY» MR. WALKER will SELL BY AUCTION, in ...

... AMMJENHIUI. M,.wisa,o. ?? ?? r1.„„.. . Reqistebed at the Genebai, Post OfFICB AS a Newspapee. SATLRDAY, AUGISr J9, _JiJ™^™*SSLKVmoVT LICEimoPBHEBB, IS IHE BEST PODIUM ?? BTH IYeIK OF THE QUARTER tf.» 4, ...

... Education are com'inei with careful attention to the moral and religi ...