... RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public, the Spring Quarter will commence on Monda v, the 6lh of April, lS3i». WANTED, an APPRENTICE, ora JUNIOR ASSIS! TANT. 22, Duke street, Sheffield Moor. SALE OF PLATED GOODS. THE late Firm of GAINSFORD, FENTON, and NICHOLSON, have still a considerable quantity ol PLATED GOODS TO DISPOSE OF, which continue on Sale at the Warehouse, in Eyre-street, ...

... THE OATH TAKEN BY CATHOLIC MEMBERS PARLIAMENT This oath having been very injudiciously and most unfairly taken advantage of by Tory speakers and writers, to make it appear that Roman Catholic members, who vote on any measures for reforming the Church, thereby commit perjury, we most readily lay before our readers the following letter, on the nature the oath, addressed by Edward Blount. Esq. to ...

... perfectly understands his Business Brw-'ig & c v las lived upwards of four years in his last Place, and can leve an unci nibble character. Addres- (if by Letter. Postpaid) to A. 8., Mr Tho mass. ?? luster- Yard. York. - HO ~ E»9u*feaai J unction Railway -cc;-ive TENDERS fo? V I( :CTI\, * « MiJnTK ' l ° STONE, over the Valley rfS'J £.« JJ U %* -c 1.-, ?? Nn^ciruaHnn rf ?? „v- \ cjr ; / »ans, „ ...

... and Retail I RON MONGER and NAIL WP'^ASkFACTURER, of DEWSBURY, m in itnraedi'-te Want of a stout, active ?? an APPRENTICE. far** ?? *PP*7 to Mr. .l VV. Howarth ; ■ L ?? f'»>* P* 8 - C.. «la.*k»o__i. ! TtfßN AND WOOLLEN DRAPER , I*iw** NORTHALLERTON, t _, in hnmediate want of an APPREN- ] TjCE. Hail. ?? )V ;2 V'OUNG MAN, 22 yenrs of age, at ll ?? n_y next a Situation as CLERK or AC- ['SI NT W ...

... THE GOVERNORS THE .SHEFFIELD PUBLIC DISPENSARY Mv Loans, Ladies, and Gentlemen. filllE First of July being appointed for the Election I Medical Officers of the Public Dispensary, permit me again most respectfully your support ; that the confidence gratuitously reposed in on tiie last occasion has suffered no diminution, the manner in which have endeavoured discharge the duties devolving pon ...

... No. 48, HIGH-STREET, SHEFFIELD. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1835. ...

... from the American Poet*. 111. L*>rd Northampton Vacating Parliamentary Scats. IV. Young's futures Intellectual Phikuopby. V. Thoughts upon the Aristocracy of England. VI. Spindler's Novels.—Tha Natural boo. VII. The Approaching Come*. VHI. Specimens Coleridge's Tabic Talk. IX. State and Defects British fiiahoid. X. The Newspaper Tax. XL Biographical Memoirs of Mirabcau. XU. French PaatiM and ...

... On TUESDAY, the of MAY, the said Office, for BRAD FIELD, STANNINGTON, AND UPPER ...

... -» the Enii or, post-paid. ANNUITIES- A GENTLEMAN, 43 years of age, is vishW to LI-ND £5,4()0, in one or more Suim. a' an AnnaJtT. fm m£ Lile ' * l * proport- 0 ?? 8 rate of I mere*. Tbe security or securities must be unexception- able ' Apply to thf Printer; ifby Letter. Post paid- rj^ ...

... GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Permission and with the Sanction of the Very Reverend tire DEAN, and the Venerable the CHARTER YORK, appointed to held to ' YORK MINSTKH, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1835, AND THE FOLLOW BAYS. of the PROFITS will applied for the Rem-lit of the FUI YORK. LEEDS, SHEFFIELD, and HULL; and the lIAI.F Aid the lON FUND the MINSTER. Patron.—TllE KING. His Grace the LORD ARCHBISHOP of ...

... •nd Co., London. Of whom be had the preceding Volumes of ibis Series, vix.: JUL LIEU BUONAPARTE 0 vols. LIVES AND SWIFT. X vols. Lives M>V is. 3 vnts. PAUL'S LETfEftS vol. CHIVALRY. ROW AM'P. IMF. I»H AAt A. 1 vol. AMI PROVINCIAL >.M|r I'tTIF.S. Abo, Ptlee 3s. each, with Vignettes Turner, Met Editions LAY THE LAST MINSTREL. At lON. I.AKR With Sir WALTER SCOTT'S Introductions of 1830, ■ho** ...

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