... JOURNAL always has enjoyed a reputation which has piaoec tt at the head of the Newspaper Press in its own County ; while, from its great and steadily llim —Jul circulation, as a medium for advertising, it haa been and still oontinuei to be unsurpassed in the West Midland District of England. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For One Tear 13/6 „ (by Port) 15/6 j Subscribers residing ir, Woroeeter oan have ...

... Ti n. _2i ?? v — - *J23V_£S _ 765 ?? 753 Tv ^^TR^OYAlTblTc^bur^ __££_* AND ?? - - - Mr.C.H.Duval. VY A T 9S tober 28th > kw* Night of Mr. FRED. Bnn Tjrw^ oll^ «* Miss STEMBRIDGE, iiUB KOY, and the RETURN of the WANDERER. Ti/TONDAY, OCT. 30th, and Following Evenings, •* JACK MING O; OR, _, The Blackburn Street Boy! Concluding with BITTER COLD; OR, A Story of Two Christmas Eves. Friday — ...

... .at 12 o'clock Noon, at Tituuu Cattle MAi^E.aT, v.v _:.jud general-purpose .MAUE>, one in foal by Pulling Wonder. J BREMER, Auctioneer. Dated Grampound-ioad. October 25, 1876. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. HV. NEWTON, Auctioneer, Valuer, Ac., Polstioug Farm, Camborne, is instructed by the Adven- turers of New Rofcewarne .line, in the parish of Gwinear, to SELL by AUCTION, in Novembek next, the whole ...

... with careful attention to the ?? instruction of tho Pupils Instruc- moralandr«i ...

... follows : — OTHKLLO. 2520 tons, is intended to sail from Hull, October 27tb, and froti Southampton, ...

... nil gixaranteerd absolutely pure and of full « n * Bgtb:_ SPIRITS. I John Jamie-son's ,„ is h Whiskies ...

... DBAPERS AND OUTFITTERS, 9 and 23 CROSS CHURCH-STREET, HUDDERSFIELD, _re now offering tbeir STOCK of WISTEB GOODS in Naps, Pdots, Beavers.Waterproot Twoeds, Chocks, WooUen and Brad- ford Cords, Cneviots. Worsteds. Woided Blacka, Ladies* Cos- tume and Matalassi Cloths. A large assortment of Dogskins, Polarians, Sealskins, &c. The Ready Made Department is replete with a choice selec- tion of ...

... f\* oUTrITTF.R, ie, New-rtreet, Hnddersfield. °*Veddi_p and Mourning Orders executed with neatness and *» li the newest Goods ot the seasons constantly kept in stock »t the lowest remunerative prices. The only authorised Agent in Huddersfleld tor Singer's .nriva-ed' SEWING MACHINES. Bales for one year over 10 000. Price tram £6 10s. Every descriptioa of Machiae Sewing exeoatod oa the gbortest ...

... WHIOH HAS - v iR THE LARGEST DAILY C*n**C*UL-_TK)N IN j3T FAB m TtlK msTB iOT. . U*\ abont ?? Advert-crs _vi ■ ?? satiety 11 is , hv corV ri-g »y of the New* Agente m Dundee. * ss » , l-„_f STot'v t»>!e in so faT as through it -£!_rtW_*esl_* is had with tb* ?? ooneequently •-* U _^ fmsats appearing in th* OOWMBB & AJRGDa must be - k ?? .-onsiderir-g the many thousands of readers of &taM> ...

... Momcay, at X^lTeoVloo^ — ' THIS DAY. PARISH CHURCH MISSION. A The K EY. W. HAY M. H. AITKEN WiU continue his Services until PEIDAY, October 27th, &s follows:— nAILY PRAYER MEETING, ** (With Short Address), CHUKCH INSTITUTE, at TWELVE NOON, Business Men SPECiAXLy Invited. DAILY BIBLE READING, ALBEET HALL, at 3.30 p.m. (Friday excepted). DAILY SERVICE, OLD CHURCH, at 7.45 p.m. tE e ...

... October instant, the following Gentlemen were appointed VISITING JUSTICES to the ESSEX HALL ASYLUM, COLCHESTER, for Twelve Months from such date : — JOSEPH SAVILLE, 3 . „ JOHN FITZSIMMONS BISHOP, V AU ™ Colchester, EDWARD AUGUSTUS ROUND, S Esquires. AND CHARLES ROBERT BREE, Esq., M.D., of Colchester. Also, at the same Session, JOHN STUCK BARNES, of Colchester, Gentleman, was appointed Clerk to ...

... Pi LIED with the LIGHTHOUSE and ELECTRIC LIGHT. 13 LVMOCTH to NEW YORK every SATURDAY. * I HI. Mil GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC MAIL S.S. ...