... TURNPIKE ROAD. Notice is hereby given, That the general ANNUAL MEETING of the Trustees or Commissioners for the above Road, for the Year One Thousand Eight Handred and Thirty-six, will held the Crown Inn, Rotherham, in the County of York, on Monday, the Eighteenth Day of January next, at Twelve ©’Clock ai Noon, at which Meeting toe Trustees or Commissionors assembled will elect Chairman for ...

... Major Ferguson. E. W. Ellis, Esq. Capt. H. Young. IN soliciting the attention ol a British Public on behalf of the TheEnglishman, it is incumbent to put upon record a brief but candid statement of the motives from which it springs, the Political principles which it will advocate, and the benefits to accrue to the Shareholders at large. This undertaking originates not so much from interested ...

... A MEETING Gentlemen, held at the Tontine Inn, in Sheffield, on Wednesday, the Twenty-eighth December, One Thou(and Eight Hundred and Thiity-six, It was Resolved Ml the Twenty-fifth Day of January next should be the last Day for receiving Subscriptions towards a Full-length PORTRAIT Dr. YOUNGE, and that such of his Friends as already had subscribed, or intendod to snbsciil-e to the same, ...

... LONDON EVENING JOURNAL, OF MARITIME, COMMERCIAL, and POLITICAL NEWS. [Established in January, 1836.] COMBINING all the essentials of a Daily Newspaper, with the prominent features of complete and exclusive intelligence on every subject connected with, the Shipping and Trade of the United Kingdom, the SHIPPING GAZETTE has obtained a character correctness and extensive usefulness unprecedented ...

... will be held on MONDAY, June 10th. 1839, at Eleven ?? in tbe Forenoon, when tbe attendance of all the aforesaid Officers is particularly requested. By Order of the Committee. B. SCHOFIELD, Secretary. Surrey street, Sheffield, May Slat, 1839. The Geological 6c Polytechnic Society Of the West Riding of Yorkshire, WILL bold its next QUARTERLY MEETING in tbe CUTLERS' HALL, Sheffield, oo THURSDAY, ...

... the South of Yorkshire, TILL'' 1 * 1 ' 1 in Sheffield, on WEDNESDAY and L\ THURSDAY, i-he 22nd and 23rd of June j-EBMONS at the Upper Chapel, Norfolk street, as .[^Wednesday Evening, at Seven o'Clork, by the (H..RhKS BERRY, of Leicester; and e ,\ n'ursdav Morning, at Half-past Ten o'Clock, by O SJvVOA'H JJNES,of Derby. t PUin DINGER will be provided for tbe Ministers * p-jeudson Thurso*.* ...

... £ lane ' where there are no Children. The situation is most Healthy and Re- spectable. Particulars may be had by application to the rRIKTER. A CARD DR. BARTOLOME, Graduate ofthe University of ~. ?? h / and Ph y sic 'an to the Sheffield Dis- rT%lt?^Pr\D^ TE for the omce of PHYSICIAN to the SHEFFIELD GENERAL INFIRMARY. To the GOVERNORS of the SHEFFIELD General INFIRMARY. MY LORDS, LADIES, and ...

... her since she commenced the above Business, and begs to inforn them and the Public, that she has REMOVED to th ...

... Sept. 4th, 1544. SHEFFIELD and LINCOLNSHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY, Being an EXTENSION of the SHEFFIELD and MANCHESTER RAILWAY to LINCOLN and GAINSBURGH. CAPITAL. .£650,000; in 20 000 Shares of .£25 each.— Deposit, .£l. ss. per Share. £4 per Cent., and Half further Profits, guaranteed by the Sheffield and Manchester Railway Company. PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. The MAYOR of SHEFFIELD. The MAYOR of RETFORD ...

... that he has resumed the DRAPERY | ■R \DE on the Premises formerly occupied by Mr. Jxo. ti i It will be his endeavour so to conduct his J Business a* to deserve the confidence so long reposed in : tbe'late firm of Owen and Soxs. Having just returned romthe various Markets, the Stock is entire y New. and j consist- of the usual variety of useful Goods belonging to , the Trade Joseph Ovren is ...

... Yvn -HARE BROKER, * T °C X f HIGH STREET, Sheffield. So. 2, »/*' Friends and the Public, that Jc^YYER informsbM irr of an(J g o Bddition to bißj»J ?? nd SHARE 0l ' ' . coc atl d every information, '°S Price U* fflTJß Passage 'adjoining the' ro «v be bad at the Othc , r'aultt. — ■ ELLIS, „Jp GAS-FITTER, LOCKSMITH, IRO JSl O TBSMrTH. AND BELL-HANGER, GEORGE STMEET,SHEFFIELD. - at T-TION ...

... the compliment you have paid me by Electing me one of your Representatives in the Town Council, and I trust my attention to your interests, and those of the Borough generally, will be such as to meet your approval. 1 am, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, GEORGE DAWSON. Sandon Place, 4th Nov., 1847. TO THE BURGESSES OF ST. PETER'S WARD. GENTLEMEN, — I return you my sincere thanks for tlie ...