... will RE-OPEN on Wednesday, the 30th of July. THE MISSES GRAHAM beg to announce that their SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on Wednesday. the 23rd of July. 9, New North-road. THE MISSES WRIGHT beg to announce that their SCHOOL will RE OPEN on Tuesday, the -29th instant. 26, Commercial -street, Huddersfield. MISS TINDAL begs to announce that her SCHOOL will RE-OPEN, on Wednesday, the 23rd instant. 15, West ...

... (opposite the Infirmary-gates) New North-road, in room of the late Thomas Pitt, Esq., their AGENT and RECEIVER for Huddersfield and parts adjacent, for the Assurauce of Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, aud Farming Stock, from Loss or Damage by Fire, and also for the Assurance of Lives. — By Order of the Court of Directors, JNO. A. HIGHAM, Secretary. Royal Exchange Assurance Office, London, 16th ...

... TYROLESE SINGERS wiU make their first and only appearance in Hudderafield previous to their departure for their native land. MR. MELLOR Has the honour to announce that, in compliance with many pressing applications, he has made arrangements with Mr. Mitchell (lessee of St. James's Theatre, Lon- don), for a visit to Huddersfield, of the celebrated Troupe of TYROLESE SINGERS, SIMON HOLAUS, VEIT ...

... Acts of Parliament. Chairman— JAMES WM. FRESHFIELD, Esq., M.P., F.R.S. Deputy-Chairman— FOWLEß NEWSAM, Esq. Treasurer— GEOßGE CARR GLYN, Esq., M.P. Capital ONE MILLION Sterling. 'The Whole Paid-up and Invested— thereby affording per- fect Security to parties assured. Mr. ALEXANDER HATHORN — egs to announce that he has received an appointment as AGENT for the above old-established and first ...

... the IRISH LACES DIRECT [rom the SCHOOLS, which she will he happy to submit to their inspection. Gymnasium-hall, Ramsden-street, 18th May, 1855. A CARD. EZRA PRIESTLEY, General Accountant, Law Stationer, Arbitrator, Auctioneer, and Appraiser, lack Spring-street and Upperhead-row, Huddersfield. N.B.— Agent for the Patent and Designs Office, 4, Trafalgar-square, London. Protection for Inventions ...

... 5, White Lion Yard, Cross Church-street, Huddersfield. Terms moderate. N.B. — Agent for Huddersfield and Brighouse for the British Protector Life Assurance Company. TO LADIES who desire the hair artistically Cut or Dressed in any of the New Parisian Modes for evening parties or balls, Jas. Priestley offers the most complete advantages cf style, &c. TO GENTLEMEN requiring the hair cut in either ...

... AS WELL AS FINE, TMk. I) FELL, King Street, Hudderafield, AGENT V for HORNIMAN and Co.'s TEAS, whbk are found to produce a perfectly healthful and luxurious beverage, at a moderate prioe. MB. J. WOOD'S QUADRILLE BAND, con- sisting of the Firet Performers in the neighbour. hood, may be ENGAGED in LABGE or SMALL NUM. BERS, at his Piano-forte and Music Booms, John William-street, Hudderafield. ...

... New- sreet. The small Oxford Prayer Book, French limp Morocco, only Is., usually sold at 2s. 6d. OLD CBUSTED PORT.— Wines of the best vintages and many ye.trs in bottle, at moderate prices. RICHARD BARKER. Importer. Market-nlace. THE Superior Qualities of B.ttled LOJSL>.>tf PORTER, and BURTON BITTER ALE, in FINE Condition, fit for immediate use, to be had of JAMES T. WIGNEY, WINE AND SPIRIT ...

... * Acts of Parliament incorporated I ?? acting in the execution ol &* Act, will meet at die i Com- m> ' j s^th-parade, m Hudders- ,oFFlCES FWDAY the Nineteenth day of July W\ of 7 p.m., for the purpose of making RATE, t* authorized by the said Acts, npon every , ,„ e ra& neT j* any house, shop, warehouse, countmg- Kl«*°°T ] £ Szble, cillar, vault, bmlding, work- f '„ eo^' b 'rranien land, or ...

... 111 John Hinchliffe, Barnside ?? ?? 20 0 0 John Hinchliffe, jun. ?? ?? ?? 5 0 0 Joshua Barber, Cartworth ?? ?? 10 0 0 j. Thon>e Taylor ?? ?? ?? 10 0 0 Henry Lees, per Rev D. Grandy ?? ?? 12 5 0 Collected by Miss Lowther, London ?? 18 0 0 Thomas Butterworth ?? ?? ?? 20 0 0 Training School, York, per Rev C, G. Hodg- kinson ?? ?? ?? ?? 6 5 7 Joshua Littlewood ?? ?? ?? 5 0 0 Collected by Oxley ...

... in the PHILOSOPHICAL HALL, HUDDERSFIELD, on MONDAT EVEN- Oia nbit, the 17th instant. To oommence at five, and the chair to be taken at hali- past six o'clock precisely. GDWARD MI ALL, Esq., Editor of the NonconformUt, AND THE Boy J. A. BAYNES, 8.A., of Nottingham, with other gentlemen will address the meeting Ticket* for the Tea, price One Shilling ; to operatives and their families, Sixpence. ...

... „ Strand), London. Presulera-The Hon and Right Rev. the Bishop of Derrt. Chairman—The Right Hon. Lord Erskine. Managing Director— William Carpenter, Esq. Active and intelligent AGENTS WANTED for Hud- aersheld and the adjacent towns, to whom a liberal Com- mission will be given. Apply by letter with references as above. JONAH J. MERRIMAN, Assistant Secretary. XTORTH BRITISH INSURANCE JAI ...