... there is but little doing. The Brad- ford Permanent Orchestra, however, give one of their concerts tomorrow night in St. George's Hall, and on Monday nest the Leads Symphony Society open with a concert in the March Instit At the latter concert the progranme ...

... stron g f company, including l Miss Ada Crossley, Mr. Bon Da-oes, Iand M D Douglas Poereli as vocalists, and Mr. Frederick- Dawson, Mr. Tivadar Macher as instrumenutaiists. Tile I second eveningistobedevoted tonvoealand ,itoforte g repetal by MLix Clara ...

... Pibroch (which is to be played by Mr. John Dunn), the Scot- tish pianoforte concerto (to be played by Mr. Fr dericlc r Dawson), the Britannia overture, and several songs t to be rendered by Mdme.. Marie Andersen. LEEIDS SAiTURDAY POPULAR CONCERTS ...

... I soppose vou-pirates-Juet-tak-e-thaogs. ir We do, said Rob. e, And he took one. in -(London: T. Fisher Unwin.) s Mr. George Wemyss has given us a charming story ro in A Fantasy in Fustian. Luke Gaskard is a ;h yeoman, a men of substance, whose ...

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... Backwood an5d Sons have issued, under the title of 'Things Som, the first volume of the Memrorial Edition of the works of George Warringion Steevens. A portrait (after Collier's painting) of the able journalist whose premature death was a loss to literature ...

... BRADFORD. An alarming hoist accident occurred at the premises of Messrs. Ml'ark Dawson and Son, of Stpringmi!l-street' Bradford, yesterday. Two employ&s of the firm, named I George Bushby (23), of Cotewall-road, and Tom Burn3 (15), of Tong-atreet, Bradford ...

... not exceedi~ng .cia 'cros's-bred heifer shown b~y Sr. * f~ Ta-rei. Peara. X.B., the runner-sip ?? .,'11-i;u - sier. M~r. George Bruare's (of ?? c o1 am North, whih liad taken the cup £30 'h sler cup fo-r the. heat steer or cm II,, Lordl lherts,, a m ...