-DRADFORD MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. 1 t O aov S. JULLIEN will give a GRAND CONCERT, at R the zbove l'lace, on Saturda t, October Third, 184. Doors open tlalf-past Seven, Concert to commence at FHight o'Clock. Front Seats 3s.; flack Seats 23.; Gallery is. Gd. It MR. JIENDALL'S VISIT

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GREAT PROJECT OFT 'IHE UNITED [UAILWAY STATION. TiO TIIE Eiit'Oli 3 ) TIlE Il.EDSi I tRY. (rgal'hLjEMEN--T IllgIlly approve of the observations atitj stirgestiores of Afro idr in anur lt, on!l ?? ?? t, auld I re crot he ti lts rit extl'ndod his vie.vs in the samt.'e dhirt.- tion

YORKSHIRE HUSSAR BALL. T3 HE ANNUAL BALL of the Leeds Squtadron will take place at the AMt[,SC H ALL, oa Titesdar). the Nixftenth of Jauzl r, 1844. under the Patronage of lElUT. COL. BECKIETT, M.P., and the OlFICEllS of the Regiment. 8. d. Tickets (not transferablel for Lady and

. VUI Oilnv 1iT 5,-zu AUS. UO. BY THE REDUCTION OF THE LEEDS POLICE. We have received the following remarks from a gentleman not now a member of the Corporation, but whose experience well qualifies him to give an opinion on the important question lie dis- cusses: and we believe

.| [FROM OUR LONDON CoRRnESPONDENT.] no City, Thursday Evelsdi. an It is very satisfactory to find, the Easter holidays having an Concluded, that the anticipations of an increased demand for mst nil desecriptions of produce, colonial as well as foreign, have been fisly ge support

FANATICISM Al' BIRMINGHAM. * the follow- pri We copy from the Oforningq C'A onoie th _Pam sacS ing account of recent scenes is ]Birmingham, which, if jnt On correctly reported by the correspondent of that paper, are jsr, ate much to be regretted, as calccalated to cast ridicule o

Sir W. Molesworth, Bart., M.P., and Lady Moles- worth, have arrived in LDwnde'r-square, for the season, from their seat, Pencarrow, Cornwall. PRINCE ALBERT.-One of the most delightful incidents of the Free-trade speech of Sir Robert Peel, was the marked attention that was paid t

A Z - A- ?? PUBLiC are -respectfully zs InformDed. tbat it is Intended to bold, a BAZAAR for the PI Beneidt oft -M ?? CIIAPsVL, i.osxtr Eadttr l 7M10ndaICy afld. 'iLlGI~aYS t0E and.e ffie (if April. in the tl The Doors vil1 be oper -etneb DRY frorn Eleven'.rn. till-six pin.; andi

INDIA AND CHINA. The intelligence brought by this mail from She East is of a the most satisfactory character. Peace and tranquillity prevailed A throughout the wlole of the British possessions In India. The affairs of Gw.alior bad been finally arranged to thel satisfaction of th