... TUB EDITOR OF THE SHEFFIELD INDEPENDENT. l U, -In the Sheffield Independent of the .‘lOth ult., -Mk. John prelends to y.jlnic di.-'Ciissiofj of the subjects of Methodistical oj»- urrssion. Had been sincere, why did he take no noi. but lor the purpose of misrepresentation, of my piu-npt acceptance of challenge made through him, in j ii, piesence his thiee Friends, on Wednesday mornii,>. die ...

... write tills letter, therefore, espres-iy rp.iUfSline vo'i rill lor the good of the afflicted, the sale of this ife preserver. am. Sir, vour’t*. most gratefully. ••A. COUNCELL. “To the Physician, 138, , Mark, near Bristol. Ist Ortohor, 18.57 Mis. Rich has to express her grateful acknowledgment* Dr. Leroy, for the very great be- eht she has received fr his Rheumatic Tincture. Mrs. Rich had been ...

... Voi.. XIX.—No. 900 TRUST MONEY. 0»r THOUSAND POUNDS may be had at moderate °f Interest on Mortgage of Freehold or fu Premise., on application to Mr. Thomas Ib- T Manufacturer, Paternoster-row ;or to PB,r Warehouse of Messrs Peter Sen, Opticians, in Arundel-streel, Sheffield. CATHOLIC CHAPEL. Norfolk How. SUNDAY, the 9th September, there H GH MASS the above CHAPEL, Mi.. LEACH /«,» Mucommence »t ...

... 1 write this letter, therefore, expressly requesting you will proclaim for the good of the afflicted, the sale of this life nreserver. am, Sir, our's, most gratefully, ' “A. COUNCELL. “To the Physician, 138, Holborn. “Mark, near Bridgewater, Sept. 1837.” “Mis. Rich has to express her grateful acknowledgments to Dr. Leroy, for the very great benefit she has received from his Rheumatic Tincture. ...

... The STOCK of BOOKS comprises an assortment of NEW and STANDARD WORKS, of the best Authors. Dr. Lardner’s Pocket Cyclopaedia. The Family Classical Library. The Family Library. The Young Lady’s Own Book. The Boy’s Own Book. Maunder Treasury of Knowledge. J. Montgomery’s Poems. R. Montgomery’s Poems. Byron’s Works. The History of Yorkshire, now publishing in 4to. and Bvo. The Publications of the ...

... The (irimesthorpe Florists held their Annual Show of Carnations, &c., on Monday week, at the house of Mr. Joseph Wilkinson, the Ball Inn, when the prizes were awarded as follows First Class. Scarlet Bizarres. Mr. Coekavne’s Sir Isaac Newton . I Oates* Veomanson’s Triumphant 2 J. Wilkinson’s Seedling Oates’Smalley’s Fox-hunter 4 Do. Do. Wild’s Perfection . W. Wilkinson’s Seedling. 6 Pink ...

... THE LATE MR. A jolly-he.irted fas-hunler the neighbourhood Doncs»ter, one of those spirits who had lived rail*er too fast'’ for hi- constitution—devot#d to bis lags and his bu« Hog a» his gun—aod Yoicks! hark forward, tally J to him far than Braham’s •• Beautiful Maid ”—fell out sorts—in other words, could nut tell what was the insiter with him; he therefore consulted the Bolus of the of whom ...

... FORFARSHIRE, f450 Tons Burthen, and *2OO Horses Power JAMES KIDD, Commander, Has now fully established her claim to decided superiority in fast sailing, and is appointed to ply between DUNDEE, (calling off SCARBOROUGH, Wind and Weather permitting,) as under:— FROM HULL. FROM DUNDEE. Wednesday.Sth June, p.m. Saturday, 4th June, 6 p.m. Ditto .. .. Ditto 11th .. 11* night Ditto .. 12noon Ditto ...

... ROTHERHAM TUIiyPIKE HOAD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lliat tbe General ANNUAL MICE ot the Trustees of the •••urnpike Road leadio,- Irom lo tbe Four Lane Ends, near iVorlley, ,n the mC 'be C 0.,,, York will be belli the Green Dramm Inn, in Kui.lier worth, the Kidio*. tVsnM»av. lh- Second Day of February nest.at 1 Clock al m when (amonftSt Business) ive «nnt» ol tbe Cteck, Treasurer, and Surveyor, ...

... the County of York, and ?? was Advertised for Sale by Public Auc- tion, at the Angel Inn, in Sheffield, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of July instant. TAKE NOTICE, THAT WHEREAS, by Indenture of Lease aod Re- lease, by way of Settlement, bearing date respec- tively on or about the 3^d and 4th days of August, 1838, tiie Release made ?? John George Hounsfield (therera further ds*crtobd}of the first ...

... AN EXTENSIVE SALE EAR THENWARE AND CHINA, BARD WELL’S AUCTION MART, IVill commence on ytomtay. January 12, amt /oltmcing Pays, until the whole it disputed of; AVERY Stock of I'wlul anil Ornamental CHINA and EARTHENWARE, which will be Sold in Seta or in such Lots may be requited fur the convenience of Bidden. Sale to commence at Eleven o’clock in the Forenoon —Two ©’Clock in the Afternoon, —and ...

... SEASON. TO BCARBRO’. —The BLUCHKR, Four Tnside Coach, every Morning (Sundays excepted) at Quarter-past Five ©’Clock, through York, Mai ton, Yeadingham. Snainton, See. &c. and arrives at Scarbro’ at Seven o’clock in the Evening. TO —The ROYAL HOPE, Four Inside Coach, every Morning at Half-past Eight o’clock, through Baslow, and Ash ford-in-the-Water, to the Angel and Eagle Inns. Buxton, by ...