... TERMS FOR CASH OXLY. In Bottles, 275. per Done*-Bottles included. In Casks of 6, 13, 22, 45, and Gallons, Us. 6d. per Imperial Gallon. PICTURE GALLERY AND EXHIBI. / TION ROOMS, FOR THE SALE OF WORKS OF ART, CHEHEY-rurE, aU>Mor-lUMI>, BHEFPIEI.iI. MR. S. DALTON respectfully announces to the Nobilitv. Gentry, and Public in general of Sheffield and its Vicinity, that he has opened the above Rooms ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MUSIC. MATHER begs to intimate tliat he has comm menced giving instructions in SINGING on the ORGAN and PIANO-FORTE; and, at the request of a number of Amateurs, Evening Classes for SOLPEGGIA as well as GLEE SINGING. No. 11, Fargate. juunr ■ A o. 27, POND-STREET, SHEFFIELD, MRS. and MRS. E. LEVICK beg most respectfully to inform their Friends, the Ladies of Sheffield and its Neighbourhood, ...

... A young man who appeared in very bad state of health, attended before the Magistrate and made the following complaint:—He said, that his case uuiring surgical treatment, and having read Of wonderful cures accomplished by some' Doctors within the district of the office, went there for assistance. The snoment one of tbeDocton saw him, ba rfmok bis head, aad said, Why, young man, you are a dead ...

... It has been a frequent subject of complaint, that while the upper house boasts a whole bench of bishops, and lawyers are found in the lower house, crowding both the ministerial and opposition benches, the medical and surgical professions have not had their interest sufficiently represented in the great council of the nation. It is needless to do more than hint at the numerous occasions when ...

... S3*, were mostly in demand ; the market closed rather heavily, but prices cannot be quoted lover.—The frost having set in, the demand for Refined Sugars for the markets on the Continent is suspended, consequently but little business has been oone, except in Crushed, which are still wanted for shipment to the Mediterranean. We have not heard of any Lumps being sold under 70s. W cut. Grocers are ...

... CONCERTS, in the CJealre, ...

... Commissioners in a Commission of Bank- JL rupt, hearing Date the Second Day of March, 1827, awarded and issued forth against WILLIAM WALLER and GEDRGE LOWE, of Sheffield, in the County York, Carpet Manufacturers, Dealers, Chapmen, am! Copartners, intend meet the 20lh of October instant, at One ©’Clock in the Afternoon, at the Tontine Inn, in Sheffield aforesaid, in order to make a Dividend 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 ...