... La unnNCE and Daw, Shales moor. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WEST-RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. London, May 26, 1841. Mv Lords and Gentlemen, — A DISSOLUTION of Parliament is confidently sta'ed to be near at hand ; and in the probability that I may- be called upon to present myself again before you as a Candidate, I have been urged to lose no time in address- ing you thus publicly. Jf that call should be ...

... .TURDAY, NOVEMBER THE BANK SWINDLERS. Another Charge against J o Kinnnr. who, it will remembereiL in default of bail (two sureties in , appearance at the neat South Lancashwe f chafße of conspiring, with others defrand hy mean. of certain bills purporting to of which, » hare eaistenceVwas placed at the atone, on Monday morning; and Mr. Brandi, the ivho. in the former cases, appeared for the ...

... on the in the Parish ork, with the Water, Dams, tenancc*. conir thereabouts, its thereto he• possession of them un- No! folk, for a 1793, at the the purchase y be made to radise-Sqaare, ...

... Trumpets, Messrs. BAXBEY and SHAW. Trombones—Alto, Mr. EVERS; Tenor, Mr. PARKIN. Baas, Mr. SMITH. Double Drums. Hr. W. TAYOR. The BAND will full and effective, and the Voeal Department will be supported by the whole strength of the Town and Neghbourhood, and will consist chiefly of those engaged at the Yorkshire Festivals, who give their gratuitous services on this occasion. The ORCHESTRA will ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 13. 1834. HOPS, OIL, SOAP, AND SEEDS. HOPS tp-cwt. SOAP ovt New Kent Pocket* €■> 10 aC 10 Yellow, pcrcwt. East Kent •• • ...

... the Human Family, will be delivered TO MOR- ROW EVENING, May 3rd. Subject, — The Agree- i ment of Ancient Tradition with Divine Revelation in tbe 1 account of tbe Origin and Progress of the Human Race. Hour of Service, Half-past Six o'Clock. CANNON HALL. TO BE LET, with immediate Possession, this de- sirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, situate within two miles of Sheffield, with Coach House, Stable, ...

... HALL, on MONDAY Evening next, the 10th instant, to receive the Report of the Committee, and to appoint Officers for the ensuing year. Doors to he opened at Six o'Clock, and the Chair to be taken at Half-past Six precisely. R. J. GAINSFORD,? Hnn «. HENRY HINDE, C HoD - bees Sheffield, April 5, 1943. COMPLETE SUFFRAGE. TWO LECTURES will be delivered, in the THEA- TRE ROYAL, by Mr. H. VINCENT, ...

... he has commenced Business on his own ac- count, as LAND SURVEYOR, &c, and hopes, by neatness, accuracy, and expedition, in whatever is in- trusted to him, to merit their confidence and support. J. T. F. has been for many Years principal Assistant to his Father and Brother, J. Fairbank & Son. Corner of St. James's row, Campo lane, Sheffield, April 2nd, 184 L ~ ~THIODON'S MECHANICAL AND PICTURE ...

... the Township of Great Hucklow, „t_e P^ l6 ' l of ?? P c « in tne County of Derby, called by the names, and containing the quantities following, (that I to say.) the new Rake Side, 2a. Ir. 24p. ; the Hob- „ fcnod. I *« 1R.35P. ; tbe Far Rake Side, 2a. 3r. Ip., 2 or late in the occupation of Mr. William Oldfield Also- all those Four MESSUAGES, DWELLING- HOUSES, or TENEMENTS, with the Gardens ...

... E »«P ert r°y *nnounce to you the Opening of the above New Establishment, on Thursday the 21st inst lhe btock ot our House comprises every Shade and Quality of WF-.T nY Vwn »vn a ?? SHIRE Broad and Narrow CLOTHS, Plain and Fancy CASSMERES MiSS DOFSIUNS toS jieve many unusual advantages. ' L CBIS> g-*eB us. we oe- Tbe present depression of Trade is doubtless, available for all wholesale ...

... . t , 1P intends Opeuiug lhe | a U ?? ,„,!,„,. I.it.u. I WESTKAR (Ule in lhe * if' l Pre l'r S 'BV.d.-i»'o w rUESDAY next, the ; l'r yon 0l ?? a New and Extensive Stock ol | ?? from .he London ami Pro. ' ?? ,gJ ?? the whole of his Slock having been 1 ?? i h.i.e- by strict atteution to Business - ' \ Prices, to meiit a share, of public ?? v] .vial, in ?? 1 'ru ' MESMERISM. ■ TUESDAY, the 18th ...

... IVENS'S Original GREEN GINGER WINE. THE great demand for this Wholesome WINE (so strongly recommended by the Faculty) wherever tioduced, very soon induces Vendors of the Common Gineer Wine to push off their own article under the same name, imitating as near as possible (without actual for- eerv) the labels on the Bottles containing the genuine Wine from the immense profit it affords the ...