ST. SAvxonn's Cuunca, BROWNRlLL.—Sexagesima Sunlay, January 31st, 1875. Morning: Venite, 10 Thorne; Fe Deum, 102 Thorne; Jubilate, 20 Thorne; Kyrie, 1; aloria, 5; Hymns 307 and 309, Ancient and Modern. Evening: Magnificat, 133 Monk and Onseley; Nunc Dimittis, 117 Monk and Ousele

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premises lately occupied by Mr. Wm Carr, deceased, all the contents of a Sadler's Shop, including Working Tools, New Flock Machine, and STOCK-IN-TRADE, Scc. Also a quantiity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Sale on 'MONDAY, at One o'clock pm. prompt. Howse and Shop to let, apply to the A

and Nag Aldo. ON WEDNESDAY next, the 17th inst., at Three o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, 14, Coek-street, Liverpool. WOOL, 1,600 Bales East India. ElndUN D BUCKLEY &,Co., Wool Brokers, Colonial Buildings, 36 Dale-street, Liverpool. SALE ROOMS, SOUTH STREET, DEWSBURY. MONDAY.—M

Ale is. per Gallon. XX Ale Is. 2d. per Gallon. XXX Ile is. 4d. per Gallon._ XXXX Ale and Bitter Beer is. 6d. By Royal Letters Patent. Sole Licensee for Huddersfield and District, the New FERRANTI TURNER PROCESS, FROM ONE GUINEA. The Cheapest and most Artistic Portrait ever intro

The Bank of Bolton, and Agents. Messrs. Barclay Bevan, Tritton, and Co., Lombardstreet, London. BROKER.-Mr. William Morris, 80, Old Broad-street, E.C. SECRETARY.—Mr. Thos. E. Briggs. 'Offices-8, Finch-lane, Cornbill, London. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUB. This Company bas been formed' for

BATLEY CARR. , STATEMENT OF THE BATLEY CCM OLD PEOPLE'S FUND. —The following statement has been clrculated by the officers and committee who furnished the treat to old people last Christmas. It runs as follows :—" the com• mittee beg to lay before you a statement of accounts, an

11. --,--' LINENS: ;ROVE ien Departilarged, and S ADDED, g , ;TAINS, la. v kept ill this )rtment of S, 30VERS, r Household Illy solicited. EEDS: EEDS. GROVO 11 I yELTrgS ring days. they IENT, f r V ietY ° ia than in s hmeflt have DP' 5 invite 0 for nd District', AT, May ILLINE I

GENERAL. On Saturday evening, the Lord Mayor of London entertained the Chairman and members of the London School Board. Among the company present were the Earl of B,osebery and Lord Napier and Ettrick. On Saturday, Sir J. M. Hogg, Chairman of the Board of Works, entertained his

Mr. Cottingham addressed the jury on behalf of his client, and took two technical objections, both of which were overruled. John Birkett Waterhouse, the defendant sworn said, "Miss Suffield had been in his service three weeks when the affair in question occurred. On Saturday nig