... THE AFFAIRS JOHN SENIOR ROOKE, Deceased. LL Persons who «nv Claims or Demands against JOHN SKNIOII ROOKC. formerly Dronfield, since of Stainfhy. in the Pari-h of Ault Hucknall, and late of IlasianlJ all in the County of Derby, (ienth-inan. deceased, avriiie time ot his death, (which happened on the day of September, last.) are reoues ■ - t the particulars thereof, writing, with at,ire of ...

... last number, correspondent noticed, in becornlln as, very palpable tries played off in the by some secret enemy body in Irish i er, which trick the Leeds Mercury lent all the aid - under the flimsy veil nf expressing regret that I, to trie Church should have displayed iir and intolerance ! .villi; correspondence has taken place on the ' Mr. M. Flower, of Leeds, a Local i'reacher, and the ...

... * !I> 'a rL the Chiid.en of three %2S: SkSL and Drawing ?? ?? ' .r A w 'K-ctaWe References wiU he * r k Td'ress«].'» > ?? H - A- ' .I; b' unmei-iaieiyattaitiede^ vU-.i^.illbepreUjred. 1 ne*' . ' .. ?? ~~£*ito i* 4rl,* ft*' 9 * MOR T( J AGE of a Free- . -of a good FarniHooM, A . A.r^oflAnd. annate ib eland, in the Count \ of *■ etm, but is subject to . the respective Ln-o rt As. res o: ...

... ACADEMY, No. 87, CARVER-STREET, SHEFFIELD, Opposite the National School. MR. J. BIRCH respectfullyannounces to his Friends and the Public generally, that he continues give Lessons DRAWING and PAINTING, in ail bs departments; and trusts, by assiduous attention, to merit a continuance of the patronage which he takes this opportunity of gratefully acknowledging ; and begs also to say, that the ...

... *■ u,,cxct,,uon,,w - t IS? 4 Up. nm«uK of Instmeuon. sfce is capa- til- m . .- -It j IOSAi — r **?rn i MORTGAGE of a Free- , }\ . B^TAJI ■ co» aituatr in „,e l an . ' .'^£im, but is subject^ the respective Lives of ?? r .7^Uont,soV,ofDanbv ; ?? ?? ■ • • ; »Vr> p IICH and Co., ?? HALL ,saß*Bro ■ i. supply their Customers , . ...

... London. Thursday Evening. The French papers Tuesday a almost entirely filled wl'h mailer Mating M Spain ''* xil ' and bring dome.lie intelligence any taapertSSeae. accounts from the North Spain, find among tbeir contents, however, continue scanty Don Carina ■till Oi.ate the 17th, and .till held out the 3«tb. The latter piece defenoesl by pieces «««■ Th. Carlisle' besieging force had ...

... I Minion, Thursday Evening. At Barcelona deplorable excesses were committed on the inst. More than lUO prisoners were in citadel hy the populace. The corpse of Colonel 0 Doniiell horribly mutilated. On tbe s'h troutilea continued. lives all tlte persons suspected of Carliam were menaced. On the 4th, on receiving the news these disorders, Mina left St. Llnrent for Barcelona. Yet are the people ...

... 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 ...

... TWELVE tff* I t*B*? ' .Yards of the Outer Tace Wall of ?? ?? Harbor. * - »t ay Office,, at or before ?? t ( ; ) MrW*.D.THORN T ON, >- X* - * ■ irr 'wil. D. THORNTON, v - -urv u> the Conunist.ioners v.nrbomugiiPtersA- Harbour. , fotkJgntimnhltm. f* M . WARDING SCBOOLo ?? r 0 , S B KNARESBAO', v inform their Friends Vi*l — hey intend to resume the \\ .MONDAY, the 25th . ■ ; TRIES' SCHOOL, ?? wm ...

... London, Thurtday Evening. have intelligence from Madrid of the tlth lust. Tbe Estate Procuradores was occupied in debates on the organisation of the National Guard, which present limbing any ou* Spain. The latest from \ Barcelona far towards implicating General Mioa In tba guilt at least conniving at the massscra in tbat city. If M. Mendiaabal wishes tbat cause Ibe Quean should is north Spain, ...

... AND MAY ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, ALL those Old Established FRUIT and KITCHEN RDENS, situate AttercliHe, about a mile and a half fiom Sheffield, late in the occupation of Mrs. Ann Brctnall, Deceased. The Fruit Trees consist of tine full grown Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, &c.. which bear most abundantly. The Ground stocked with Rhubarb, egetables, Herbs, ...

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