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B. SMIT H, STATIONER. PIANOFORTE MUSIC SELLER, COMMERCIAL STREET, MILIOHOUBE. stook CHEAP POPUL►R BONUS, PIANOFORTE PIECES, Always on band. LESSONS ON PIANOFORTE OR HARMONIUM. Xr. and the SMITH also conduct • XIDDLE.CLAI SCHOOL at Hr. PAtri.'s W Polk:ant. mat Quarter COMMENCRS o

MBIGROUBM BOAmso. mud fortnightly meeting of the Board wag last night, Mr Bottemiey presiding. Them were sent—Melees Kershaw, Wilkinson, Wood. Noble, eon, Paean. Hire% Robinson. Ormerod, M. Sue% B. Suede& The Clerk read the minutes of the tut meeting of the Board and they were o

Ina to £2O, in great variety. Pegler's Guinea Presents ! Including Biscuit Canisters Cruet Frames Claret Jugs Fish Carvers Breakfast Cruets Etc., etc. E. S. PEGLER , tohmaker, Jeweller, and Silversmith, 6, Old Market, Halifax. Ebony weighs 831tal to the cubit foot; 'titre the na

The Liberals of Bradford have this year been alive to the importance of Inking well to the register of voters. They have made between 1,100 and 1,200 objections, whilst those of their opponents number only about 300. They have also had a Lira° number of claims placed on the regi

BRUSSELS CARPETS, At the following extraordinary low pelage NARROW WIDTH PRINTED PELTS at Oa. sd. per yd. WIDE WIDTH Do. le. Xi& REAL BRUSSELS CARPET Ss. 1134. „ THU VERY BEST Do. 3m. 113 d. Before purchasing, inspect the stock of G • MITCHELL, Which consists of MEN'S, WOMEN'S,

The annual meeting of the above Club was held on Tuesday evening last, at the large room in Church Street. There was a crowded attendance of members. In the absence of the president (Mr Hanson Ormerod), the chair was occupied by Mr Henry Sngden. Mr THOMAS OBMEROD, the treasurer,