August 26, at Dewsbury, Mr. J.J. Head, draper and hosier, of Parson's-street, in this borough, to Dorothy, daughter of Mr. William Brady, of the former place.

GIRL, about 14, wanted, to assist in house work.—Apply, Mrs J.B. Webster, Elton Parade, Darlington.

GENERAL SERVANT wanted, about 18, able to wash.—Apply, Mrs J. Webster, Park-terrace, Darlington.

BRADY—EWBANK.—On the 6th inst., at the parish church, Dalby, by the Rev. J.S. Hall, rector, assisted by the Rev. S. Wimbush, rector of Terrington, Mr. Henry Brady, of Dewsbury, to Louisa, third daughter of William Ewbank, Esq., of Dalby Hall, in this county.—(No Cards.)

YOUNG MAN,—Henry Brady, Dewsbury, is in want of a strong active young man, as Porter and Assistant, in a retail provision and flour shop. None need apply who have not been used to the trade.

DEATH OF A DEWSBURY GENTLEMAN.—On Saturday last, Mr. Henry Brady, a well-known Dewsbury tradesman, died suddenly at his own residence in Oxford Road, Dewsbury. Deceased never took any active part in local matters, in religion he was a high Churchman. His death was caused by acute bronchitis, but was entirely unexpected. Though he had been confined to his room for some days, he was apparently progressing favourably when the fatal seizure took place. His remains were interred on Wednesday, at the Dewsbury Cemetery. Mr. Brady was much respected by all who knew him.

DEATH OF A LOCAL TRADESMAN.—On the evening of Saturday last, Mr. Henry Brady, provision dealer, of the Market-place, a well-known Dewsbury tradesman, died suddenly at his residence in Oxford-road. The deceased never took any political part in local matters: in religion he was a Churchman. The deceased, who was highly respected in the town and neighbourhood, was 43 years of age. He had a serious attack of bronchitis and died rather suddenly.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS.

No. 2, ALBERT TERRACE, DEWSBURY.

MR. W.J. WILKINSON, instructed by Mrs. Henry Brady, who is leaving the neighbourhood, will OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above address, on WEDNESDAY, April 30, 1879, a

Valuable Assemblage of

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Glass, China, and other Effects, as under:

DRAWING ROOM—Walnut Table, carved legs; Couch, 2 Easy Chairs, 6 Chairs, Carpet and Rug, Fender, Fireirons, Ashpan, Coal-box, Pier Glass, Sundry Engravings, Gasolier, Ornaments, Venetian Blind, Cheffonier, Marble top, Plate Glass Back and Doors.

DINING ROOM.—Dining Table, Large Mahogany Sideboard, Couch, Easy Chair, Rocking do., Occasional Table, Carpet and Rug, Fender, Fireirons, Ashpan, Coal-box, Quantity of Books, Card Table, Gasolier, Venetian Blind, Window Hangings, Glass and China Dinner Service, Breakfast Service, 6 Mahogany Chairs, Engravings, Sundry Ornaments, Tea Service, etc.

BEDROOM No. I.—Mahogany Tudor Bedstead with Damask Hanging, Feather Bed, Mattress, Mahogany Wardrobe, Mahogany Washstand, Large Swing Glass, Dressing Table, Towel Rail, Cornice and Curtains, Toilet Service, Carpet, Rug, Bedroom Chairs, Engravings, &c., Fender, Venetian Blind, Gas Bracket, Tin Bath.

BEDROOM No. 2.—Painted Tudor Bedstead, upholstered in Repp; Bed, Mattress, Pillows Washstand, Dressing Table, Chest of Drawers, Painted Wardrobe, Carpet, Venetian Blind, Fender, Carpet and Rug, Bedroom Chairs, &c.

ENTRANCE HALL—Stairs Carpet, Hat Stand, Lamp, Oil-cloth, Mats, Breech-loading Gun, Gun Case, Weather Glass, &c.

ATTIC—Painted Bedstead, Painted Dressing Chest, Washstand, Towel Rail, Swing Glass, Toilet Service, Carpet, &c., &c.

KITCHEN.—Kitchen Table, Chairs, Large Kitchen Cupboard and Drawers, Brass Pans, Tins, Fender and Fireirons, Sundry Pots and Glasses, Gas Chandelier, Wringing Machine, Washing Utensils, Gas Meter, Kitchen Clock, &c.

Sale at 12 o'clock prompt.

ON VIEW, TUESDAY, April 29th.