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... future. Bruinsit elected to besm matily tried, and was handed over to his father for punish niaciset at house.2 0 ANOTHER ILLUSTRATION, FROM BRADFORD, TO LS 'rag Hisrors OF A Brrii-BAseEEL.-John Worenop, a -man residing between Smelt arid Clayton Heights ...
... from one to eight and nine feet in length. ai They iwere brought to this country in the Copernicus, by V Captain Johnson, from New Orleans. They were added to .1 the collection at Preston, where two of them were turned E into a den. 'ihey immediately commenlced ...
... been be- queathed by the late Mr-. John Kenvyon of Devonshire- place, to the University College Hospital, London. THE ROYAL BRITISH BAANe.-In the London Court of Bankruptcy, on Monday, the Commissioner re- fused an application to appoint a receiver. Mr. Liuklater ...
... Hunslet Methodist New Connexion chapel and Sunday school, will be held on Monday next, and the two following days. Thecommittee have recently erected new school- rooms in ITunslet-road at a cost of £800. LEEDS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY'S CHRISTMAS FgsTi- VAL-On ...
... LOCAL NEWS. | of *4 IS is1L ED ,t of THURSDAY, JANUARY 1. b ?? ~an 53 THE HoN. A. KINN4AIRD ON THE LATE HUGH MIL- E to LERC- On Tuesday night, at the usual weekly lecture of the of London Youlng Men's Christian Association, the Chairman;- an the Hon. ...
... their Christmas concert eat onthe evening of the 2th nit., in thisMusic-hall. Theprincipal of vocalists were Miss Milner, Mrs. Sanderson, and Mr. Lem- 0n bert (principal base from York Minister) ; violin soloist, Mr. ud Cooper, leader of the London Sacred ...
... mout obedient servant, infor of ?? F. EBLIOTT, Hon. Sec. or a~ 1e 156, Cheapside, London, January 3rd, 1857.' amos Vas -- ?? his The report of the Zoological Society of London, thou t5, adcpted at the asmunal mceeting last week, states that the IVo1t ivy ...
... Wicklmins fl .rca M.P., ±n a note, regretted that he could not be present on i yethis occasion, as lie wras travelliiig to London; but would be li glad to assist in carrying out, as far as layinla power, any fa le, measures which, after due conaideretioms ...
... SLAITHWAITE. - _- I, - I I DneS -ALV LiWAITEi. eir NEW PooR-RATH.-On Wednesday afternoon, at ea meeting of the ratepayers of Slaithwaite, a new rate of er 1s. in the pound was granted. gleb SANITARY MFETING.-On Monday, at a meeting , of the znemnbers ...
... LOCAL. NEWS. LEEDS. LEEDs ,SUXDAY SCHOOL UxioN.-Amongst the most inter cting engagdments; prdvided for the ongoingt w~eek, as presented in our advei tising columns, are the an- niversary services of this institution. We notice they havef this~year, a ...
... AND CAS- 55tLL'S ILLUSTRATED FABULY PAP5E.-IMPolrTANTr NoTICE.-The 5 publicato Orf this Panorasilo Map, measuring 22 inches by 18, a b accomapanied by a ChronologIcal History of India, and No. 1, New Serie3, of Caseell's Illustrated Fanaily Paper, ...
... second lecture was given in this institution C, by Mr. George Buackland, of London, on Monday evening W last-subject, IIMusic and musicians at home and abroad. g The illustrations, to suit such a theme, were varied end b4 select, and served to test well ...