The Bradford Observer from Bradford, West Yorkshire, England • 1

kA 111 -7 REGISTERED FOR Vol. XLI. No. 3,701. TRANSMISSION ABROAD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1874 DAILYONE PENNY IF DELIVERED BT A ill.

'JSii WEEK. nXT rnXfUrflV llrTOT tt-pp T-T-rrnTT FRENCH The amount of the Local Subscription List, together with the Rev. R. 1'. MACMA8TER.

JVPool. 1 283 .108. 3, OK. Foreign Fot ocijooi. 3ICS.

Flack Of tt.fi Lute, PORTE returned 1 ftipil German 676, DAT. .8., Godwin BOGS UNB. A to become five hour by 1 1 oner, c. WANTED. RANT.

IG ATE. being id principal len ol the ropgigtor. RANT. EES, ls.fl. r1 land STOUT especially usual sizes 1E8 faculty).

lent drug, and wo at beanme hr Pronrietor am those who yard, are sold each. of brge, Si kdat Evenings, in the folowing order tr sth I'm as Good as my Neighbour a Mistakes Dl to the Standard of Character." ,1 15th I am Waiting for Effectual Calling a Mis-S1 take ae to the Responsibility of Man." Us 22nd. I am Trying to Believe a Mistake ae to the Nature of Faith." I am Not Opposed to Religion a Mistake us to the Claims of Service will begin at 6.30. SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. At the request of a Iuiltrot the Gospel of this Societvthe inhabitants of ttridlord art resp-ctfnlly invited to attend" the MEETING for Worship to be held at the Friends' Meeting House, kjca Rwl.

To-mobrow (Sunday) Evening, at Half-past "GEORGE'S HALL, BRADFORD. THE NORTHERN COUNTIES LEAGUE vav THE REPEAL OF THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACTS mil hold a TBI 1C MEETING AND CONFERENCE IN ST. GEORGE'S HAIX. BRADFORD, On WEDNESDAY NEXT. Noyevbeb 11th, 1ST.

Tin following Ladies and Gentlemen have promised to be iBl ttf the CONFERENCE and PUBLIC MEETING: jfe Ripht Rev. BISHOP RYAN, D.D., Sir H. JOHNPTONE, Bart, M.P., n. Right Hon. JAMES A M.P..

A.J. MUNDELLA, M.P., uiier of the lat Koyal Commission on the Acts A. ILLINGWORTH. ROWLAND 8, J.P., 1 inTer. one of the Districts subjected to the Acts E.

CROSSLEY, Halifax, Rev. G. BUTLER, M.A., Liverpool. Mrs. BUTLER, J.

BIRBEOK NEVTNS, M.D., forfaiting Surgeon for tht Liverpool Eye and Ear Iimnuary, Lecturer on Materia Medica and Therapeutics to the Liverpool Royal Infirmary of the School of Medicine EWING WB3TTLK, M.D.. insulting Surgeon to the Liverpool Dispensaries, and Lecturer on JJieaical Jurisprudenei- to the Liverpool Iioyal Infirmarj School of Medicine. Rev. Canon Mitton, Bradford. Mr.

Jo6huu Pollard, Bradford. Knight Gale. Bradford. G. M.

Webb, Bradford. Joseph BtK)tliroyd, Brad ford. Benjamin Illkigworth, Bradford. Jolm Cook, Bradford. Mr.

Thos. Stead, Bradford. E. Thomas, Bradford. Rev.

C. S. Collingwood, Rector of Southwick. Mr. J.

P. Thomasson, Alderley Edge. Frederick Clarke, New- castle-on-Tyue Hudson Scott, Carlisle. Mrs. W.

Malleson, Croydon. Casson, York. Richardson, York. Edward Walker, Leeds. William Walker, Leeds.

John Whiting, Leeds. Mr. I. Whitwell Wilsan, Kendal. Joseph Edmondson, H.lifax-., Heniy J.

Wilson, Sheffield. Mrs. Wilson, Sheffield. Mr. W.

T. Swan, Halifax, B. Wood. Bradford. R.

Macmaster, Bradford. A. G. Russell, M.D.. Bradford.

J. Rtaloy. Bradford. J. Hea ton, Bradford.

R. St-'phenson. Bradford. J. Haley, Bradford .1.

Hi ace, Bradford. B. Hoare, Bs-adfora. A. Peiu-sdn.

Bradford. S. Wright, Bradford. W. Bennett.

Bradford. Green, Bradford E. Tanfield, Bradford. J. Russell, Bradford.

A. i. Ward, Bradford. J. H.

Morgan, Bradford. ERell, Esf-. Bradford, lir Edward Pri stman, Brad-lord. OiuDcillor Jolm Hill, Bradford. Coonci'lor W.

Watecm, Bvadfoi-d The Cbaii to be taken at Hall -past Seven o'elock, bv EDWARD WEST, J.P. Airainion tetlii Stalls by 1 icket, Sixpence each, which may be had at tit- Temporary Offices of the League, St. George's Hall. Bradford (Bridge Street Entrance) Area and Gallery Free. B.

The Stalls will be Reserved. Applications for tickets personally or by letter to the above address will receive f-riition in thr order in which thev are received. THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE thi a Ix-ague will be held in the Salook of St. Gkor.ik's Ball, on Wkhkekdat Aftkbsoox, November 11th, at Three under the presidency of EDWARD BACKHUUSE, pi Sunderland, Chairman of the League, when important will be submitted for consideration. i-omnn'nioation5 r.specting the Conference or Public Meeting fhould be addressed to H.

J. Wilson, Hon. Secretary, at the Office of the lx-ague, 255, Pitsmoor, Sheffield; or to W. T. BvhX, Representativi- of the League, at the Temporary Office, trtjorge's Hall (Bridge Street Entrance), Bradford.

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. BRADFORD INSTITUTION foe the BLIND. The ANNUAL PROMENADE SOIREE will be held in St. Geobge'b on Tlesdat, December 15th; and the Committee earnestly solicit the kind asi-istanee of any Lady or fientleman wili ng to Lend Curiosities, Objects of Interest. ki Scientific In- truraents, for Exhibition on that occasion.

Hon. Mrs. GALE, St. Andi-ew'6 Vicarage, Sea-eta ice. Mi HOIJjOWAY, 7, Eldon Place.

BRALFORD FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY. The FIRST CONCERT of the Season will be given in 8i. Gf.op.ge's Hall, on Mondat Evemsg, November 16th, 1871. when HANDEL'S GRAND ORATORIO, SOLOMON, will perfomied, for the first time in Yorkshire, with Fvi.l Baxd and Organ. Principal Vocalists Mis CRICHTON, Miss MYERS, Madame ARBIE KNIGHT.

Mr. REED A I Sroai the Crvstal Palace and London RICURKRT WALKER and Mr. CHARLEWORTH PRINCE, with the Entire Strength of the BRADFORD FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY. Orauikt-Mr. F.

CLTFFE. Conductor, Mr. BROUGHTON. Tu3t. may be had at Mr.

C. Ollivieb's Office, 4, Exchange BuiWinrs. Market Street, Bradford, wLere plans maybe seen ant phtxv secured by the Subscribers on and after Monday, the 9th and by the" Public on and after Thursday, 12th of Boors open at Seven o'clock, performance to commence at Half-mst Resei-ed Seats. s. d.

I Unreserved Seats 4 0 Area s. d. 1 0 0 6 2 0 North GaJJery Wt Galleiy 1 0 I South Gallery 0 6 R. Hon. Sec TO-NIGHT.

GEORGE'S HALL, BRADFORD SATURDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS. Under the Management of Mr. Mop.g an. (Saturday), November 7th. TH IRD GRAND EXTRA CONCERT.

Vocalists Madame FLORENCE LANCIA, Miss ENRIQUEZ, Mr. CEORGE PERREN, and Mr. MAY BRICK Solo Pianiste Madame r-ARLOTTA 'I ASCA. Coiiductor and Accompanist Mr. SHUTE, R.A.M.

fSATDBDAV). FJiORENCE LANCIA will sing at the Grand Extra Concert Sleet), Baby dar ling," There's a path by the river," the grand aria, Una voce poco fa," and take part in Quartette, Duet and two Trios. will sing at the Grand Extra Concert The Fisherman's Wife," the aria Sad Heart," from Evanyel.iu. Henriette's song, Sympathy," and take art in a Quartette. will sing at the Grand Extra Concert "The Rose Song" rBalie, Phihp the Falconer," his own song, When first the Bells," and take part in two Trios, and Quartette.

will sing at the Grand Extra Concert True till 1 eath," A Warrior Bold," True Blue," and take part in two Trios, two Duets, and Quartette. the eminent aud talented piamste, will perform at the Grant Extra Concert three popular solos. ai be tne i Biu concert for some months, the Manager SAHBDAYy, ENRIQUE- -oHj Saturday), GEORGE PERREN r-KiuKi -Saturday), Ki A I Wf'l ARIjOTTA TASCA, wishes paiticuiariy 10 iu the attention of all lovers of good music to the above Extra Concert, the prices of admission being considerably lees than changed for the same talented party in any other town in Great Britain. Stalls (Reserved), Is. Area (Reserved), is.

Plans and Tickets at Mr. Mobgak's. Theatre royal, Bradford. Ixssee Mr. Chas.

Rick- 6 This Evening (Satcp.dat), Frtiuiv hr LAST NIGHT of Herr and Mrs. BANDMANIs ilie Performance will commence at seven with RICHARD III. To conclude with HE A li 1 AIRMAN', tor whiMiss LIZZIE WILMORE is '5- laliv oiLg Office at Mr. D'Es'ewIvegato A A ExanrBP of iidon TilTTRS DICKSON, BROWN TAIL Seed Merchants and Bulb Importers, 43 and 45, Corporation Stbzet. rr MANCHESTER, tttot impoon8 of the above, comprising HYACINTHS TUJJRS, CROCUS, NARCISSUS, ANTITY by any retail house in Tthe MngdZ, and surpassed by none for QUALITY.

IHutedDriee3 catalogues free. Ail liulbe carriage paid. OT Stayed, on Sunday afternoon last, a BandTanTEhRTER DOG name Jack." Any one finding the same, and will communicate with Mr William Blackburn, Worsted Spinner, aeckbeatonrOl bf rewarded Any one detaining him after this notice will be prosecuted. Ti Thursday Evening, in or near Drewton fLJffk Tau TERRIER PUP with collar; of Luiu Any one bringing the same to 4, Drewton Street, will be rewarded FTALLL-WAKEFIELD v. BRADFORD.

JJU'h P1 This Day (SatubdayI, at Apper-IflU011011 at 2 45 m- Kayew are requested to be punctual. K. MILLS, Hon. Sec. XTOTICE.

On and after Monday, the 9th November -n B1nsui of Mewrs. BECKETT Bankers, Bradford, will be carried on in their premises, Kirkgate (formerly the Bank of Messrs. Harris Co.) SHIPLEY. Dr. SMTTnVas REMOVED to Rossb Cottagh, Church Lane, the houBe lately occupied by Mr.

Samuel Lupton. ft I PAL ELECTION. 187 4. TO THE BURGESSES OF MANNTNGH A WATfT) Ladies akd Gextlkmes, Having been chosen, nominated, and adopted unanimously by yu to represent your interests and those of the borough generally in the Town Council, I now return you my grateful ami Huuuore in an xs ior tne mgn ana aistmguishea honour of being elected by you one of the Town Councillors for one of the Bradford011 rapidly-increasing wards in the borough of I shall at all times endeavour faithfully to do my duty to every ratepayer, and having avoided the healthy stimulus of a contest, it will nevertheless always be my aim as heretofore to carry out my own convictions in preference to joining any political party to obtain supremacy in the Town Council, this being in my opinion often most detrimental to the best interests of the already hoavily -taxed ratepayers. I am, Ladiee and Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, JOSH.

WHITE. VV heatley Hall, Manningham, November 4th, 1674. pOAL AT FIRST COST. H. BRIGGS, SON and Co.

(Limited; deliver direct from their Collieries to the Consumer BEST HOUSE COAL, 18s. SECONDS, 17s. per to- Weight and Quality guaranteed. Discount fr cash with orders. Cartage at usual rates.

Orders (by post or otherwise) promptly executed. Orders received at the Bradford Office, 17, Wktx Street, at the Midlakd, Gbeat Nobtufrk, and Lancashire akd Yorkshire Coal Yards, and also by Mi-. E. Pullak, Grocer, corner of Tennyson Place, Otley Road. BERLIN and FANCY GOODS A.

J. WARD, TYRREL STREET. rpRACED GOODS for BRAIDING. A. J.

WARD, TYRREL STREET. CONTINENTAL TAPESTRY. A. J. WARD, TYRREL STREET.

FANCY WORK TASTEFULLY MOUNTED. A. J. WARD, TYRREL STREET. CONTRIBUTIONS for BAZAARS.

A. J. WARD, TYRREL STREET. YORKSHIRE PENNY BANK. NOTICE.

An INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT is NOW OPENED at all the Branches of this Bank. Interest, 8J per cent. Further particulars may be had on application at the Head Office, 2, Ea6t Parade, Leeds; andf the DAILY BANK, 8, Makchesteb Road, Bradford, where sums of 20 maybe withdrawn from ordinary accounts without notice, and larger sums on giving a short notice. CHEQUE BOOKS ISSUED. MONEY ADVANCED on Mortgage of Freehold or Copyhold Estates, to be paid off by annual instalments or in sums of not less than 5 at any time during the year.

No Fines. CHARITY COMMISSION. In the Matter of the Charity called the THORNTON ENDOWED SCHOOL, in the township of Thornton, in the parish of Bradford, in the coun' of York. By direction of the Board of Charity Commissioners for England and Wales, Notice is hereby given, that 'with the authority of the said Board) the following PROPERTY of the above-mentioned Charity, viz. A Piece of Land, containing 8438 BuperSeial square yards, situate in LaLsterdyke, in the township of Bowling, in the parish of Bradford, bounded on the west and north-west bv properties belonging to William Baxter Joseph and Thomas Clark, and Messieurs Samuel and Henry Kershaw, on the cast by property belonging to Mr.

William Pratt Tattersall, and on the south and south-east by land belonging to the Great Northern Railway Branch), 16 proposed BE BOLD by the Trustees thereof, by Private Contract, for the sum of 2036 17s. 6d being at the rate of 6s. 3d. per yard, the purchaser accepting the title of the Charity and paying all the expenses of the transaction, unless some sufficient objection to such sale, whether having reference to the sufficiency cf the purchase money, or to any other reasons, shall be made known to the said Commissioners within twenty-one davs from the first publication of this notice. Any person prepared to notify such objection should forthwith transmit the same to the said Commissioners, in writing, addressed to their Secretary, No.

8, York Street, St. James' Square, London. Dated the 27th day of October, 1874. HENR5T N. VANE, Secretary.

CHARITY COMMISSION. In the Matter of the BINGLEY FREE GRAMMAR and GENERAL EDUCATION SCHOOLS and other Charities comprised in the Bingley School and Charity Estate Act, 1853, at Bingley, in the county of York. By direction of the Board of Charity Commissioners for England and Wales, Notice is hereby given, that (with the authority of the said Board), the following property of the above-mentioned Charity, viz. A strip of Land, containing 554 square- yards or thereabouts, Bitu-ite in Manningham, in Bradford, in the county of York, and fronting to the road leading from Bradford to Hea ton, is proposed TO BE SOLD by the Governors thereof, by Private Conta-aet, to the Corporation of Bradford, for the purpose of widening and improving the said road, for the sum of 69 5s. Od.

(the purchaser paying also all the expenses attending the sale) unless sufficient objection to such sale, whether having reference to the sufficiency of the purchase money, or to any other reasons, shall be made known to the said Commissioners-, within twenty-one days from the first publication of this no'ioe. Any person prepared to notify such objection should forthwith transmit the same to the said Commissioners, in writing, addressed to their Secretary, No. Yora Street, St. James's Square, London. Dated the Fifth dav of November, 1874.

HENRY M. VANE, Secretary. OHN TATE Wholesale Coal Merchants. Central Office 20, DARLEY STREET. JOHN WILLIAM TEMPEST, Aooountant and Professional Trustee, 2, MARKET STREET, Corxeb of Kibkoate, BRADFORD.

JIGGLE SWORTH GLOSSOP, Accountants and Profii XBOBTKRS S3b. KIRKGATE. BRADFORD. PATENTS SECURED and Designs Registered by JOHN WAUGH, Asso. Inst.

CE. REMOVED to 29, TYRREL STREET, BRADFORD. PATENTS. A. B.

CROSSLEY, Patent Agent, 11, West Grove Tebbace. Hopwood Lane, Halifax. Provisional protection for six months, 7 7s. Od. Information given and searches made free of charge.

TO INVENTORS. Messrs. HARRIS MILLS, Patent Agents. 28, BUILDINGS, LONDON, W.C. (many years with the late W.

Carpmael), undertake all business; connectea witn rawnis ior invention in the United Kingdom, the Colonies, and aU foreign countries. Provisional protection, 6 8s. Attendances in the provinces at moderate charges. F. HARD WICK, Wholesale Stationeb, Booebixdrb.

Pat i kks Cabd, Account Book Maxuvaoturks, and Machine ttULKn. .10 ne xrade, 27, CHARLES STHfcET, EEADi-oaD. OOD BUSINESS WRITING, A BOOKKEEPING, and ARITHMETIC, may be acquired by taking a few easy lessons from 33X. a tt-i at me nting issaanum, Bottom of Kibxgate, Bradford (near the Midland Station). Private Tuition Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen.

ATKINS HUTCHINS, fl PAINTERS and DECORATORS. RssiDF-NCEe 107. 57 APERHANGINGS. W. ROBERTS, of 50, Kibkoate, Bradford, has REMOVED lis PAPERHANGI Gj WAREHOUSE to 35, GODWIN STREET The Trade Supplied.

NELSON W. NOAKE6, From London and Paris, Late Instructor to the London Master Hairdressers' Academy. COURT HAIR-DRESSER and PERFUMER, AIR DY'EB akd wig uaexb, ORNAMENTAL HAIB AND TOILET ARTICLE KAHUFACTUBKB, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of ft. D. Drury's Arcanum Philodernia and other Preparations for the Hair, 5, NORTH PARADE, MANNINGHAM LANE, BRADFORD.

JPEEL, Beush Manufacturer, GODWIN STREET, begs te inform Manufacturers, Spinners, Machine Makers, Woolcombers, that he has purchased .1.. lof.o Ur A VorMv. of 90. Man- 3 DTTtrrxnwao A CTrTT.TJ.TRjl 1 IK. whifb he will carry on as usual, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their support JSHAW Sc SON, MUSICAL.

FOUNDERS, MOUNT STREET, NEW LEEDS, tit, rvrv it HchooL Alarm and Fire Bells Bells for Musical Clocks, Instruments, in all varieties. Murfcal Hand-bells fit up compMe, tuned in harmony, in sets vaiying from 2 to 150. Dinner, House, CToek. Railwav, and Ship Bells Sheep, Horse, and Cattle Bells. Every description of bells kept in stock, varying in diameter from I inch to 24 inehfef, and in weight from loz.

to 4ewt- Ik spec- i tion invited. Estifiiates forwarded application to J. Wavf and Son, Mount Stxt, Bradford. LIST of APPLTCATTOVS err a roue ii v. r-rna-n ww.

uaaq ui uo uiaDj1 uu ednesday, the 11th of November, for London, and on lHt-RsTAY, the 12th of November, for the Countiy. EAR SON (Limited), Wt6t Riding and 8ilkstone Collieries, Altofts, near Nor-manton. Registered under the Companies Acts, 1862 and 1867 Capital 40,000, in 4000 Shares of 100 each, of which 1500 aild 2500 Ordinary Shares. Present issue Deposit of 5 per Share to be paid on application, it is intended that the allotments shall be made on the 18th November. The first caU of 50 per Share shall be payable on the last day of the same month the second caU of t25 per Share shaU be payable on the last day of January, 1875 The remainder may be called up in instalments not exceeding 10 per Share, and at iotervals of not less than two months.

Shareholders will have the option of paying up in full on the allotment of Shares, and such Shares wul be entitled to full pro rata dividends relatively to the amount of capital actually paid up for the time being. Interest will be charged at the rate of 5 per aent. per annum on all arrears of calls, and dividends will only accrue in proportion to the amount actually paid up for the time being. The allotment of the Shares will be entirely at the discretion ot the Birectors, and in cases where no allotment is made the deposit wul be returned in full, but without interest. If more Shares are applied for by any person than are allotted to him or her, the surplus of the deposit money will be applied towards the payments due on allotment.

Present issue 1500 Preference and 2000 Ordinary Shares, at least one-half of which in each class wfll be taken by the vendors in part payment of the purchase money. The Preference Shares will be issued at par, and be entitled a PreferCTltial dividend at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum, and the net profits of -the colliery will alss be subject to a sinking fund to be applied in paying off the Preference Shares in annual drawings, so that the entire preference capital shall be extinguished within eighteen years, or at an earlier date should the profit permit, at the discretion of the directors. If in any year the profits be insufficient to pay the preferential dividend and provide the sinking fund, the deficiency shaU be a first charge on and be paid out of the profits of suexeeding years. No aUotmcnt will be made of less than five shares. Directors.

J. Buckingham Pope, Governing Director. Fairfield, Moortown, Leeds. Geo. Pearson, Park Villas, Pontefract.

Richard Pope, Clarendon House, Leeds. H. C. McCrea, Halifax. Geo.

Huntriss, 8, HaU Cross, Doncaster. Banlta. The Yorkshire Banking Companv, Leeds. Messrs Williams, Deacon Co Londn Qenrral Manager -Mr. John Hopkinson.

-Messrs. Theodore Jones Accountants, London. Solicitors. Messrs. Butler Pmith, Leeds Urokei-s.

Messrs. Rhodes Raynar, Leed. Secretary. Mr. John Jones.

dfficcs. Altofts, Normanton. PROSPECTUS. Phis Company has been formed for the purpose of actiuirinir and workmg the well-known West Riding and Collieries, near Normanton, which have been successfully carried on by Messrs. Pope Pearson, the present owners, for upwards 01 twenty years.

Coyiia 1.re held Ullder leases for the most part from the Honourable Mrs. Ingram and her predecessors in title, expiring in 1893 and 1899, subject to very reasonable royaltie At the expu-ation of the present leases the Company will be in ttebest possible position to treat for a renewal on equitable The present mineral rights extend to the Stanley Main seam, 80 yards from the surface and over 6 feet thick, and the Silk-stone seani, upwards of 4 feet thick and about430 yards from the surface both those seams being now in active operation, and worked from separate pits, having a downcast shaft and an upcast shaft to each seam. The ungot coal in the property amounts on a careful estimate to upwards Of 13.000.000 tnnx. The plant, machinery, and works are of the most modern and improved description, and amply capable of producing an out-nut of from 10,000 to 12,000 tons per week, and during the twelve months ending December 31st, 1873, according to the official Government return-, 411,500 tons were raised. The coals at present worked are of exceUent quality for house, gas, and steam purposes.

The situation of the collieries is one of the best in the Kingdom, having sidings on the Midland, Great Northern, and North-Eastern Railways at Altofts Junction, and its own shipping staiths on the Aire and Calder Navigation without paying wayleave Royalties for transit, common to many collieiiesl, thus affording short and cheap communication with tho whole of the West Riding of Yorkshire and the sh pping ports of Selby, Goole, HuU, and Grimsby. Besides the special advantages which these collieries possess in their connection with the three principal railways and the canal already referred to, they have also direct communication, via Normanton, with the whole of the Lancashire and Yorkshire and London and Northwestern systems, thus practically giving them access to all the principal markets in the Kingdom, and three distinct routes to London by the Midland, Great Northern, and North-Western lines (independently of shipping communication) at the same rates as the most favourably-situated collieries in the South or 01 Kbmre ujscncis. A large shipping and foreign trade has been developed from Hull, where extensive machinerv. with Hteam hoppers for the reception of 1200 tons of coal at a time, have been erected at a cost of upwards of 10,000, enabling the Company to load a steamer of 1000 tons in from eight to twelve hours. The Comnanv also possess 562 railwav conl for, besides the beneficial interest in 300 waggons under purchase leases, aU in good working order also two large steam-skips carrying 1100 tons each, which are employed in carrying coals to the London market and to the continental nnrfaa.

htuI in consequence of the great facilities for speedv shipment these steamships in themselvss are a source of considerable profit. The purchase includes, together with the colliei the entire woiking plant, steam engines, fixed and movable machinery, three locomotive engines, extensive railway sidings, railway waggons, freehold land, cottages, steamships, and all the uiLiug- aim macmnery at me various stores, together with the goodwill and all the rights and privileges belonging to the pre- at by taking the colliery, machinery, cottages, waggons, "and plant, at the very modwate sums at which they appeared in the books of the firm at the date of the last stock-taking, on wo "w) vampie allowance ior aepreaation upon the outlay having been deducted from year to year), and adding to this sum, for goodwill, an amount equal to three years' net profits, after payment of 5 per cent, interest on the capital employed, ascertained on the average of the four years preceding the year ending January 31st, 1874, as certified to by the auditors, Messrs. Theodore ones St Co. of London. The year preceding January 31st, 1874, having been an exceptionaUy good one, is excluded from the average.

All debts due by and owing te Messrs. Pope Pearson on the 31st of July, 1874, will be paid and received by the old firm, and from that date shareholders will participate in profits in proportion to the amount of capital paid up. Should the future average annual profit only amount to 2s. per ton on an out-put of only 380,000 tons per annum, it would, besides paying the 6 per cent, interest on and redeeming the entire amount of the preference shares in eighteen years, also pay to the ordinary shareholders a dividend of at least 10 per cent, per annum. The above calculation is not only based upon an out-put considerably under that actually raised during the year ending December, 1873, but also upon a rate of profit much below that realised on the average of the last five years.

A contract has been entered into, dated the twenty-second day of October, 1874, between John Buckingham Pope and George Pearson-of the one part, and Pope Pearson. Limited, of the other part. A copy of this contract and of the memorandum and articlfs of association can be teen at the Offices either of the Auditors, Solicitors, or Brokers. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be obtained at the Offices of the Company, of the Brokers, Solicitors, and Auditors, and of Messrs. Theodore Jones, Cbewdson 25, Royal Exchange, Manchester.

Prospectuses will not be issued to tht public, and an only be obtained on avplication. CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI and INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY COMPANY. Issue of 500,000 Sterling or $2,500,000 Gold Consolidated Mortgage Bonds to Bearer," in Bonds of 200 or $1000 each. Interest payable 1st June and 1st December, at 6 per Cent, in Sterling in London, or 7 per Cent, in U.S. Currency in New York, at holder's option.

Messrs. J. S. Morgan Co. offer for Public Subscription the above Bonds of the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis Railway Company, bearing Interest from 1st December, 1874 At the price of 88 per cent, or 176 per Bond, payable as foRow 10 percent.

or v20 per Bond on Allotment. 78 or 156 on 1st Dec, 1874. 88 or 176 per Bond of 200. The SUBSCRIPTION LIST will be OPENED on Tuesday next, the 10th and CLOSED on Wednesday, the 11th at 4 p.m. The principal of the bonds is repayable previous to 1915 (in London or New York, at the option of holders) by the operation of an accumulative Sinking Fund of 1 per cent which is to lie applied annually, by drawings by lot.

The first drawing wfll take place in New York in March, 1876, and the bonds will be paid off at par on the 1st June following. The interest coupons are payable, at the holder's option, in London at the counting-house of Messrs. J. S. Morgan at 6 per cent, per annum in sterling or in New York at the counting-house of Messrs.

Drexel, Morgan at 7 per cent, per annum in U.S. currency, each half-yearly coupon being for 6 sterling in London, or $35 U.S. currency in New York. Both principal and interest of the bonds are payable free from all United States taxes. The Cleveland, Columtus, Cincinnati and Indianopolis Sail-wary Company is the owner of 391 miles of railway, and the lessee of 80 miles of connecting fine, making the total mileage worked by it 471 miles.

It wiU be seen from the letter of the President that the object of the present issue is to provide additional facilities for the traffic of the road. The share capital of the' company is $15,000,000 fuUy paid, upon which it has for the last six years paid dividends of 7 per cent. Its mortgage debt outstanding is $3,696,000. The bonds now offered for subso iption are part of a total amount of 7 ,600,000, secured by a mortgage dated 1st June, 1874, of the company's property, made to H. F.

Vail and C. E. Tracy, of New York, as trustees. Of this total amount of S7 ,500,000 the mortgage deed provides for deposit with the United States Trust Company of a sufficient amount to meet the existing bond debt of $3,696,000 above mentioned. Form of Bond and Copy Mortgage Deed may be inspected at the Office of Messrs.

Bircham, Dalrymplc, Drake 60, Threadnecdle Street, E.C. In defatUt of due payment the allotment will le liable to forfeiture. The AUotment Letters, with Bankers' Receipt for payment of the issue price, will be exchanged for the definitive Bonds after the 1st December next. The allotment will be made as early as possible alter the subscription is closed, and in cases where no dtaswer to applications is returned, it must be understood tha.t it has not been practicable to make any allotment. 22, Old Broad Street, London, E.C.

6th November, 1874. bouTHPORT Hydropathic home. For Baths, medical advice and treatment, board and lofehur. -50s. for three weeks in advance, or 17s.

6d. per week. J. il LMPHKEY rLUMMEK, Hob. Bee LEEDS EYE DISPENSARY, 2, Gt.

Gbobok St. (Near the Inflrmarr) Attendance daily, Ten to Si. ADVICE GRATIS. M. G.

MITCHELL, Oeulist. TOOTHACHE CURED IN ONE MINUTE. Mr. SHARP, Chemist and Dentist, from John Street, 6, 8EDGEFIELD TERRACE, WESTGATE, near the Infirmary, and opposite St. Patrick's Church.

Established in 1836. Proprietor of the Infallible Cure for the Tic Doloreux, Toothache, or Pains in the Face and Head. TEETH EXTRACTED. JAMES CLAYTON, BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR, Ga, MARKET STREET BRADFORD. YOUR FUTURE 7 years, 6 stamps; complete, 30.

Tx'e Tabroan 1 6 t-tete age. E. Meter a tton, Daveatry. COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, and BRONCHITIS, speedily relieved by a timely use of TOWLE'S CHLORODYNE. A surgeon writes JIt only requires to be known to be appreciated." Price la.

1 Jd. 2s. and 4s. of Towle, Chemist, Manchester, and of Chemists generally. EST HA1GH MOOR COAL.

OrdpT. .1.., tt, Q11 Md "Weight Guaranteed. a tV SN GtaKBB L. and Y. Coal Depot, And 17, Chf.bham Stbbbt, Great Hobton Road.

W- JENNING, 17, Old Ashileld (late Gardener to L. Nathan, of West Lodge, offers his services as Landscape and General Gabdeneb to the ladies and gentlemen of the surrounding neighbourhood. EDWARD HALDON, 201, Gabnett Stbbbt, Leeds Road, Fubniture, Wool, and Machinery Rbmoveb and General Carting Agent the convenience of customers has taken an Office, No. 2, Charles Street, near the Exchange, where he wfll undertake any work required to be done in the above business, and trusts, through strict attention to business, to merit the patronage of the public generally. PULLAR SONS, Dyers to tee Quebv, NORTH BRITISH DYB WORK8, PERTH, and 17, COOKRIDGE STREET, LEEDS, respectfully intimate that, for greater convenience of Customers in BRADFORD and Neighbourhood, they have appointed Mr.

W. WIDTH AM, Bookseller, 88, Godwin 8treet, Bradford, to be their AGENT. All goods entrusted to him will be done as quickly, and at the same rates, as if sent direct to the office in Leeds. 4,006,060 TOHN J. SALE SONS, Choice Labels in Stock Commercial Ornamental Printers, for all 1, SPRING GARDENS, Manchester.

Classes of Goods. Trade Marks Designed and Registered. ESTABLISHED 1864. X1MIL FRIEDLEY, GOLDSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCHMAKER, 23, TYRREL STREET, BRADFORD. A splendid selection of VIENNA and PARISIAN CLOCKS and BRONZES always on hand.

THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE XKPl BROOKSBANK, Watch and Clock Makes, Silversmith, Jewelleb, and Optician, TYRREL STREET, BRADFORD, will be continued as' heretofore. REPAIRS in afl the branches of the business by competent workmen on the premises. Tn8iiJlt gauged bv Smee's patent Optometer, and 8PECTACLES and EYE-GLASSES supplied for all sights. Established 1832. ARCHIBALD RAMSDEN LETS out on HIRE, on the THREE YEARS' SY-TEM, PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUM8 by all the Best Makers, on specially advantageous terms.

The LARGEST STOCK OUT OF LONDON to select from. 12, PARK ROW, LEE9S. HOPKTNSON'S PIANOFORTES. MESSRS. HOPKINSON beg to inform the public that their EXTENSIVE SHOW ROOMS are replete with a large and valuable Stock of PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS, by various Makers, which, for quality of tone, durability, and general excellence, are not to be surpassed by any house in the trade.

The high standing that the Pianofortes of thkib own manufacture have attained in the musical world, both at home and abroad, has been the result of their intrinsic merit alone, as proved by the well-known portion they have always held when Placed in competition with those of the world's greatest makers. PRICES from 28 to 200 GUINEAS. A liberal Discount allowed to Cash Purchasers. ECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES. Messrs.

HOPKINSON have always on hand an immense variety of SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES (many of whioh have been verylittle used) at exceptionally low prices. SECOND-HAND PIAN0PORTE8 In Rosewood. SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES In Walnut. SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES In Ebony. SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES In Mahogany.

SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES In Pinewood. SECOND-HAN PIANOFORTES by Hopkinson, Broadwood, Collard, Allison, Kirkmax, Oete-man Plumb, Russell, Wflkie, Moor, Pflcher, Dettmer, Shaw, and other makers. HARMONIUMS. ESSRS. HOPKINSON'S Varied STOCK comprises NEW and SECOND-HAND HARMONIUMS IN OAK, IN ROSEWOOD, IN WALNUT, IN MAHOGANY.

All sizes, large and small, from 5 to 100 Guineas. HARMONIUMS by Trayser, Alexandre, Kelly, Evans, Ceaarini, Walks, Debain, Wheatstone, Christophe, 6c. THE COTTAGE HARMONIUM Fitted with Alexandre's New Broad Reed, Six Guineas. THE COTTAGE HARMONIUM, by Kelly, in neat polished mahogany or oak cases, Eight Guineas. THE BIJOU HARMONIUM, Eight Stops, including Voix Celeste, in elegant walnut case, for the drawing-room, Eighteen Guineas.

THE 8CHOOL HARMONIUM, Ten Stops, in Polished Oak Case, Knee Pedals, Twenty-six Guineas. THE BOUDOIR HARMONIUM, In New and Elegantly-designed Case, 12 Stops, Knee Swells, Fobty-fivk Guineas. THE CHURCH HARMONIUM, With Two Manuals, Knee Swells, From 55 to 85 Guineab. THE ORGANIST'S HARMONIUM, With 2J Octaves of Pedals, 10 Stops, Independent Blower, Ac, Fobty Guineas. Ditto, with 12 stops, Fobty-Five Guineas.

Ditto, Two Manuals, 16 Stops, and Two Sets Extra Pedal Reeds, Seventy Guineas. Books of Drawings and Prices Post-free on application. MESSRS. OPKINSON LET OUT all descriptions of PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUM8 on the THREE YEARS' SYSTEM of HIRE and PURCHASE. Terms most moderate.

Full particulars, lists of prices, and drawings post free. Music Stools, Canterburies, and everything connected with the Trade. OPKINSON BROTHERS, and 6, COMMERCIAL STREET, LEEDS. PARKINSON, CLARK, UNDERTAKERS. Patent Metallic Air-tight Coffins always in stock.

Heabses, Mourning Coaches, FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED. Established 1834. 27, KIRKGATE, BRADFORD. PATENT METALLIC AIR-TIGHT COFFINS, Agents fob Bradford JOHN HOLMES CO. Funeral Undebtaxebs, and General Family Moubnino Warehouse, 24 and 26, DARLEY STREET, BRADFORD.

WH GILPIN, BEDDING, SOFA, COUCH, and CHAIR MANTJFACT DREE, BTJKMANTOFT8, LEEDS, wishes to inform his numerous customers and the trade generally that he has OPENED the Extensive WAREHOU8E and SHOW-ROOMS, SAINT PAUL'S STREET. LEEDS, WITHIN FIVE MINUTES' WALK OI the STATIONS, where they wfll find a Large Stock of BEDSTEADS, FEATHER and FLOCK BED8, MATTRESSES, CANE-SEATED, WINDSOR ARM, and SMOKING CHAIRS. DINING and DRAWING-ROOM 8UITES in Leather, Velvets, Sflks, and Cretonnes. SIDEBOARDS, CHEFFONIERS, LOO and DINING TABLES, WARDROBES, SOFAS, COUCHES. EASY, ROCKING, and BALLOON BACK CHAIRS.

BRUSSEL, TAPESTRY, and AXMIN8TER CARPETS and HEARTHRUGS. Upholsterers and Cabinet-makers supplied with Hair Seating, Imitation Canvasses, Webb, Curled Hair, Fibre, Tacks, Springs, Castors, 4c. Dowel Wood ready for use. PRICES LOW FOR CASH. WHOLESALE and RETAIL.

Observe the Address W. H. GILPIN, ST. PAUL'S STREET, Top of KING Off Wellington Street, LEEDS. SAFETY AND ECONOMY YOUNG'S PARAFFIN OIL is exempted from the restrictions of the Petroleum Act, its flash point being invariably much above the Government standard.

It cannot give off vapour to cause explosion, and consequently no License is required for its storage or sale. It is perfectly safe, having been used for Twenty-fire years in all Climates without a Single Accident. It also bums considerably longer and more steadily than the spirituous and inflammable Ofls which are being offered for sale, and which are highly damrerous YOUNG'S PARAFFIN OIL GreatEcononfy7 recommended bJ' Absolute Safety, and its CJTEPHENSON BROTHERS, a -SPt 91 JVE MERCHANTS, TALLOW CHANDLERS, and ENGINE TALLOW REFINERS, BRADFORD, nave lately completed a Refining Process by which THBIB TALLOW NOW 8TAVD8 UNB1VALLED FOB EUBRIC ATING jar. 1 PURPOSES. SAMPLE CASES ALWAY8 ON HAND.

PATENTEES of WAX RODS for TENDER WARPS, fcC. TTPHOLSTERERS and CABINET-MAKERS i will H-nA Wffn mrkTnn Cloth, and Curled Han Manufactory, Lady Lanb, LEEDS. wrauiuuuwi oi iue vorporauon 01 nwansea, now exceeas 60,000, being about one-half of the estimated Capital required. THE SWANSEA IMPROVEMENTS AND TRAMWAYS COMPANY. Established and Empowered by Special Act of Pai-Uament, 37 and 38 Victoria, cap.

138. The liabUicy of Shareholders is limited to the amount of their shares. The Company has secured the active co-operation of the Corporation of Swansea, with a grant of 25,000. Capital 200,010, in 20,000 8hares of 10 each. Payable 1 per Share on application, and 1 per Share on allotment.

Calls will only be made, if and when required, at intervals of three months, and not exceeding 2 per Share. Amounts paid in advance of calls will bear interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum. Directors. Charks Bath, Esq. (H.

Bath Son), Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, Swansea. Sir Wilford Brett, K.C.M London. Thomas Cory, Esq. (Cory. Yeo, Swansea.

John Crow Richardson, Esq. (Richardson Swansea, Vice -Chairman Glamorganshire Banking Company. Joseph Smethurst, Audenshaw, Manchester. Bankers. Messrs.

Barcl-y, BevAn, Company, 54, Lombard Street, London. The Glamorganshire Banking Company, Swansea and Brandies. -rwr Solicitor. Walter Webb, 22, Queen Victoria Street, London. Secretary pro tern.) George Grant Francis, Eq.

Offices. Lonaon. 3, King Street, Cheapeide, E.C. Wind Street. The Act of Parliament establishing this Company, which received the Royal assent on the 16th July, 1874, contains powers of unprecedented value and imnortun.

Tt authorises the widening of existing streets, the formation of new streets, the acquisition of lands adjacent thereto, and the construction oi a complete system of 6treet tramways and it provides for the grant to the Company of 25,000 by the Corporation. 8wansea, the metropolis of South Wales, as a ship-owning port, stands first in the Bristol Channel the registered tonnage places it eighth on the list of ports in England and Wales, and it is served by the Great Western, the London and Northwestern, and the Midland Railways. The contribution of the Corporation represents the estimated cost of the properties to be thrown into the streets, and the extent of the adjacent surplus lanes being exceptionally large, the Company will, on the re-sales, reap the full profit resulting from the increase upon the present low values which is sure to isrist! on the carrying out of the improvements for years past urgently demanded in the crowded and narrow parts of the centre of the town. As the Company is precluded by its Act from engaging in building operations, the funds for the imp: ovements iff be exclusively applR-d to the purchase of properties which will be readily re-sold or leased as frontages when the thoroughfares are opened up. The directors, in carrying out the powers of the Act, will enjoy not only the ordinary advantages of Parliamentary facilities, but also special powers for leaving one-half of the value of the several properties on mortgage.

They will thus be enabled, by the outlay of only a limited amount of capital, to realise the full net profit of the re-sales for distribution amongst the proprietors of the comparatively small amount of share capital embarked. The success with which the recent street improvements in London and mmy important provincial towns have been carried out is well known, though in no case have powers been conferred by Parliament on a private Company over properties of so extensive a character as in the present instance, and it is confidently believed that the exercise of these powers will be attended with very satisfactory results in large profit to the shareholders. For some years past a tramway has been in successful and profitable operation between Swansea and the Mumbles, one of the principal suburbs. The Company has acquired running powers over this tramway, and the power to purchase or lease it by consent also powers to construct tramways from Morri-ston and Sketty, the two other principal suburbs, to the markets, docks, and centre of the town, the cost of which wfll not exceed 30,000. These tramways, in conjunction with that above-mentioned, will constitute a complete tramway system for Swansea, and looking to the very large population along the hues of route, a handsome return may be expected on the moderate outlay required.

Fer this branch of the Company's undertaking the accounts will be kept distinct from those of the improvements. There is this exceptional feature in the shares of the Company, that they will, bo far as the outlay upon the improvements is concerned, be represented by a proportionate interest in freehold and long leasehold properties in the main streets of the centre of an important town, where besides, premises are in great and increasing demand. The Company has entered into no contracts. Further particulars and plans of the impi ovements and lands to be acquired and the tramways can be obtained on application at the offices. Copies of the Act of Parliament, and deposited plans, can be inspected at the Company's Offices, where prospectuses and full particulars can also be obtained.

Applications for shares, with a deposit of 1 per share, must be sent to either of the Company's Bankers. In the event of no allotment, the deposit wfll be returned in fufl and if only portion of the number of shares applied for be allotted, the surplus of the deposit-money will be first applied towards the payment due on allotment. HEELER WILSON LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. NO SEWING MACHINE has hitherto approached the world-renowned WHEELER and WILSON LOCK-STITCH MACHINE in Perfection of Workmanship, Rapidity of Motion, Firmness and Elasticity of Stitch, Perfect Adaptation to every kind of work, Easiness of Comprehension to the Learner, Lightness and Elegance of Appearance, Simplicity of Construction, and Amazing Durability. One of the first machines made by Wheeler Wilson, more than twenty years ago, still does its work remarkably well.

THE WHEELER WILSON CO. would especiafly call the attention of the public to their New No. 6 MACHINE, designed for Heavy Manufacturing purposes, Tailoring and Leather Work, also well adapted for family use, and which was Awarded the Fust Prize at the Annual Exhibition of the Manchester and Liverpool Agricultural Society, held at Stalybridge, September 10th, 1874. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! The success which has attended the Wheeler and Wilson Machine has produced many imitations. It is necessary, therefore, that purchasers should be careful not to get a counterfeit machine.

None are genuine without the name of the firm impressed on the cloth plate, and the trade mark on the bed plate. TREADLE MACHINE from Six Guineas. NEW MACHINE FOR HEAVY MANUFACTURING PURP08ES, 9. EW SYSTEM OF HIRE, WITH OPTION OF PURCHASE. 10s.

6d. pee MONTH, OB 2s. 6d. pee weke. 20, QUEEN VICTORIA.F STREET, LONDON.

Central Depot 73, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. ONLY OFFICE AND DEPOT IN BRADFORD 7 YRREL STREE a 7. TO BURN PARAFFIN WITHOUT A CHIMNEY. ROWATT'S PATENT DOUBLE-DOMED LAMPS. The ANUCAPNIC," No.

5, 4in. wick No. 7, in. wick No. 9, Jin wick; No.

12, tin. l-16in. wick. The RADIATOR," circular wick, lin. in diameter.

No. 5 gives 6 Candle Light, burning pint oil in 10 hours. No- 7 9 ii 8 No. 9 13 No. 12 17 4 Radiator 20 3 The above are the only lamps made to give perfect combustion.

Without ehimney, without smoke, without smell. THOMAS ROWATT BONS, London and Edinburgh. GiREEN'J PATENT FUEL ECONOMISER I for STEAM BOILERS and FURNACES. THE ONY PRIZE given at the Vienna Exhibition for FUEL ECONOMISER8 has just been awarded, to EDWARD GREEN SON, of 14, St. Ann's Square, Manchester, and at Wakefield.

THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL AT MOSCOW was also given them. These Economisers are now in operation to 500,000 horsepower are applicable to all kinds of Boilers and Furnaces for utilising the waste heat, and save from 15 to 25 per cent, of the fuel. Thstimonials. Apperlev Bridge, near Leeds, October 24th, 1873. Uectlemen, We have had your Fuel Economiser in use over twelve months, with which we are highly satisfied.

We consider that it saves us from 20 to 25 per cent, of fuel. We are, Gentlemen, yours respectfully, Messrs. Edwd. Green Son. Wilson, Crosby Copping.

Leeds, September 15th, 1873. Messrs. E. Green 8on. Gentlemen, After having had Green's Fuel Economiser in use for two years, we think it our duty to thank you for the pressure you used in persuading us to save at least from 20 to 25 per cent, of fuel.

During the two years we have not had the slightest trouble in anv way and have great pleasure in recommmding it to the Users of Steam Power. We are, dear Sirs, yours respectfully, Rishworth Bros. GALLOWAY'S PATENT BOILER AND CONE TUBES FOB ECONOMISING single or double-fiued Boiler should be made without these Tubes. They strengthenhe flues, economise fuel, and improve the water circulation. Tfcey are easily introduced into existing boilers and effect a saving of from 15 to 30 per cent.

For prices. armlv to the Patentees, W. J. GALLOWAY SONS, Eneera Manchester. Upwards of 150,000 now working.

W. J. Galloway Sons having now completed their New Branch Works, are prepared to supply the Galloway or other Steam Boiler, at a few days' notice. ECONOMY IN FUEL. The PATENT COLL is simple and durable, and effects an enormous savin in fnrf Th Patent Trv STEAM RRTTSPr of soot and dust from Galloway tubes and internal flneanf CASTLE MTLLS, IDLE, near LEEDS ROBERT 8UJTCLD7FE, Patentee.

Idle, July 4th. 1874 UTo mnr Potent Ktam Vti-mh ri o-J-'j-T Dvwuug uauy, anu It clean our boiler flues perfectly. J. Raibtrick Sons. GDrrdracts.

SPENDERS are required for the Erection of a Detached VILLA and Outbuildings, proposed to be built fPf neJlkley. The Plans may be seenTnd Quantities obtained at our Offices, from the 31st instant to the 7th Novem- feoS to deUvered HARGREAVE8 BAILEY, Architects. Victoria Chambers, Bank Street, Bradford October 24, 1874. TTQ MASONS, Carpenters and Joiners, Plumbers ljuier8 Plasterers, Slaters, Painters, and Ironfounders'. )UJ ui lur any or aoove Works 'eqjured in the Erection of a FIRE-PROOF SPINNING MILL m'uuse nuu rreMuses at ami rsnuge, Liversedge may inspect the Plans and Specifications and obtain Bflls of tiuantities on appucation to the Clerk in charge, at the Offices fromn iusuay, me -isva.

eseaiea at the said Offices, before Five Clock, on r.n.. lu-it-rt im a. TT Ti auowance tor estimates, anv Tende? Pnet0rS POlves to accept the lowest or KdtmJem "r.i.i.iwJSLL, Architerl. Oftces-Bnghouse, and Branch Office, Market 8treet, Huddersfleld. November 5th, 1874.

TJOTICE. NO MORE MONOPOLY IN THE SLATING TRADE. RIDGE HODGSON, Blue ana Gray 8laters, of No. 66, WHITE ABBEY ROAD, jmdertake all kinds of SLATrNG and executed by a staff of efficient work men, at the lowest possible prices, to the entire satMfaution of factory reference given. No money required before the completion of the work.

KrT- JoDraEa Bltldebs, thelatelfr wPte tW Purchased the Business of Fitzgerald 8tbeet, Manchester Road, and that they intend REMOVING their presentbusffiess tof LJr fe l8t 0t October- H. while Pf JfT0- fcfS assure their customers that in the toteXS WaDtlDS tomerit tbe JJSi'T COOKE. Joiners and Buildebs, FITZGERALD STREET (Late Cbowthkb Street). PORTLAND CEMENT of the greatest strength and best quality, ROMAN and HAS CEMENT, BLUE LIA3 HYDRAULIC LLMS (Ground and Wnground). Apply to the RUGBY PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY Rugby, Warwickshire.

13EST PORTLAND CEMENT, PLASTER, -L MASTING, WHITING, et AIREDALE BRICK and TUBE COMPANY'S STORES, Cn MARR STEWARTS ONCRETE FLOORING is Impervious to Damp and Vermin is not affected by Heat, and is suitable for Reservoirs. Flooranf tit C11UU3' Rwcum vt orK- hops, Krtcht Roots, Piices on application. Ai(vji, wpposiie lieue vue. CJAFETY FROM LIGHTNING. TAYLOR and WrrSif8018 8UPLX EIX LIGHTNING CON-DUOrOKS to every description of buflding, applied on the most approved scientific principles, preventing all risk of accident from the electric fluid.

Also, Mill Chimneys Scaled and Repaired without stopping the fires, and Pointing with best oil mastic on most reasonable terms AYLGR PARSONS, 8t. Thomas's Wobks, Cropper Lans, and Old Pieo Hall BRADFORD. SH TON DRAKE, Sculptors, General Cabvers, and Monument 138, MANNINQHAM LANE (Opposite Belle Vue). ONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES TABLETS. And CHIMNEY-PIECES, executed by Patent Machinery, in Marble, Granite, and Stone.

8tove Grates and Kitchen Ranges. Designs furnished F. STAKE Sc SCULPTORS, GENERAL CARVERS. MARBLE MASON8, ENCAU8TIC TILE LAYERS. NORTH PARADE, BRADFORD QOLID AND ACCOMPLISHED EDUCATION.

for a limited number of YOUNG LADIES. JESMON LODGE, near MALt6n Principal Mrs. ABBOTT. Assisted by Eminent Professors and Resident Foreign Governesses. Pupils Prepared for the University Local Examinations.

PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GENTLEMEN'S SONS. Address Mrs. Lang, Merelands, BlundeU Sands, near Liverpool. ASHVTLLE, HARROGATE. Pupils prepared -AJL for the Public Schools and Mercantile Life.

Admission between the ages of eight and twelve. For prospectus, artdT-ooo a rr a tt 1 vj. ax. jjtu, m.jx., xrmcipai. MELBOURNE HOUSE, New Walk, Yobk.

wc uuam uiu tuueuaon oi i oung uttuemtu Principal F. M. ARMSTRONG of Mrs. Armstrong, Fulford Field House) Terms Six and Seven Guineas penQuarter, according to payment to commence from the date of entrance. Boys prepared for the Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations ERMAN LESSONS.

Herr AUREL DE jiaiai, uerman Master in the Bradford Grammar School. FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, and CLASSICS Professor FEDERER, 8, Hallfield Road. ERMAN, FRENCH, taught efficiently by m-MJJ-i, uns O.V OTKEXT. A Gentleman Wishes to Take EVENING PUPILS in Classics ngush, For particulars address B. Breai's Subscription Library, 62, Manningham Lane INGING AND PIANOFORTE.

Miss CRICHTON Receives PUPILS. 2, Hallfield Place: TIAN OFORTE. Mrs. of the Pianoforte, 105, North Pabade, Manningham Lane. INGING, PIANO Mrs.

BERLON, 51, Southfield Squabe. IAN OFORTE and HARMONY. Mr. S. A MIDGLEY.

from the Conservatoire of Music, Leipaie, Receives Pupils. For terms, address 68, Tennyson Place. MR. ED. MISDALE Receives PIANOFORTE PUPILS.

Terms at 44. Dabley Stbeet. lf ONSIEUR HENRI PAYOT having returned ATX from Italy and Spain, begs to inform his former Pupils that he is ready to Resume his LESSONS in French, German Italian, and Spanish. 4, Salem Street. TRANCING, BALL-ROOM, and DRAWING-RADESTOCK, Kf' RLPH Leedre8: At ADKsnr' soft's Chambers (over Public Library) fttblkaitmts.

Just Pubhhed. PLEA FOR ARBITRATION. A LETTER to the WEST YORKSHIRE MINERS By JOHN HOLMES. Price Twopence. Bradford Sold by George W.

Dale, 50, New Market Sta tt. and W. H. Clough, 8, Kirkgate. Just Published, Price 3s.

Crown 392 pages, cloth. OOKING FOR THE DAWN By JAMES BURNLEY. Bradford: Thomas Break. London Simpkin, Marshall ft Co. THE SECOND EDITION OF SAUNTERER'S SATCHEL AND WEST RIDING ALMANAC FOR 1875 is NOW READY, the First Edition having been Sbansted in a Fortnight.

PRICE THREEPENCE. T. Break, Bradford, and all Booksellers. THE ORIGINAL LLUMINATED CLOCK ALMANAC for 1875 will be ready Fibst Week in November. May be had of all Booksellers.

THBSCIENCE OF A CHEAP AND HEALTHY TO LIVE ON SIXPENCE A DAY T. L. NICHOLS, M.D., F.A.&T Author of "Human Physiology," Mysteries of Man," How to Cook," How to Behave," See. Price 6d WhiTH am, Bookseller, 88, Godwin mjmWmmm eggs system of PonTrr ffllfltf5Uftl" Wio Vw- im rZl WLU enaoie any man to Decome ms uwn Master, with an income of 190 a-year. for five hours' work per day; being the result of a series of experiments by eHtTTHPE8t' M.B.M.R.A., Medical Practitioner, c.

Sheriff Hutton, York, post free. AGENTS WANTED. TARK NIGHTS. GET a LAMP at JOLLY'S. J-' Any pr-ce from 6d.

upwards candles superseded. D. JOLLY'S, Oil and Soap Warehouse, GODWIN Bradford. WHITFIELD'S PATENT LOCKS AND FIRE-PROOF SAFR8 of every description to be obtained of all Ironmongers. Price Lists post me VIADUCT WORKS.

OXFORD STBEET, BIRMINGHAM, W. H. HOLLOWAY. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, Ofpick and Cellars UNDER THE F8T OFFICE, Bass's and Guinnesa's Stout in Cask ana ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF SO YEARS. OAP WORK8, SOVEREIGN STREET, LEEDS JOHN N.

PICKERING, Manuiactuxw of OLIVE and CROWN SOFT SOAPS, and HARD 80 APS used for manufacturing piwpce. -pix-ar weekly at tms 'J't'-' Pl; JEN LONDON'S GREAX Klrv last Six Mo.nu.v NoBrember 2, and during the Week, last tax JNtt of Mr prf AT BERT the great Topical and Motto PPearance of the eerio-Comic and Chartat Jwt POLLY SIMPKTWv Last Six Nights of reat 'the Southern Spark'NELLT M-VTLLE. Attra.iwne. 1.