... against JOHN DARWIN and FRANCIS FRITH, of , Chapeltown, in the Parish of Ecclesfield, and of Sbef- field, both in the County of York, Ironfouuders, Dealers and Chapmen, are requested to meet the Assignees of , the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupts, at the House of Mr. Charles Hoyland, the Sign of the Coach and Horses, in Chapeltown aforesaid, on MONDAY, ( the Fourteenth Day of May next, ...

... THE ITCH CURED ONE HOUR. ROBINSON’S M’EST-RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. NOTtCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Michaelmas General Quarter Session* the Peace for the i Weat-Kiding of the County of York, will be opened at Knaresborough Tuesday, the 16lh,I)ay of October next, and Adjournment from thence Vili be bolden at Leeds, on Wednesday, the 17th Day of |he same Month, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon of ...

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... 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. ...

... ll.c riiblie, that J. I(. has r.turr.c.l to' >n, whetah,. has a m,U,, extm.s.ve Superfine West of Ln.and i I. , losethcr ivilh AasortmnU of the most Apmovml and Fasliionahh* Articlrs tu hi- found m the Mamet, ami w have been purchased on the most advantageous Spooks, Scarfs. Handkerchiefs, and llraccs, crest varielv, and the best manuafctiire. , N. and Sons oiler their (~oths, • and Velvets ...

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... High-street* 4 . ~«nt'.nn tlH* h»8 rtEGS leave 1 ‘fw()() L CEO TII S, WAISTCOATING, &c„ (rom ~o with the present (•„ F. liavins from first IL-nses pjevaili.e.l e-Rem* «* ~u ,i s extensively of Hie Tone ; . ■, fl , t |,e Summer Season. prevailing Articl . l InuUmi-tor- Feelinc Br-'eßil ...

... CONSUMERS OP TEA ] SHEFFIELD and its Neighbourhood. ALLANS and CO. beg acquaint their Friends ,nd the Public, lhat In consequence of the Tea ■ being now free, and Tea imported into Liverpool Bristol, as well as London, it now requires those who • the Article possess perfect knowledge of the L -to select those Qualities for Strength and Rich’[ Flavour only, as will ensure continuance of L ...

... JOL. XIX.—No. 912. RELIGIOUS P] PUBLIC MEETING will held MOUNT, ZION-CHAPEL, TUESDAY’ Evening, the I lib Inst., to consider the propiietyof Memorializing the Government for the Liberation of Mr. JOHN JAMES, who has been lately imprisoned by the Ecclesiastical Court for non-attendance at Church, at the instigation of the Rev. Ebenezer Morriss, Vicar of Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales. The ...

... PROFITS AJn> QUICK WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IKE and spirit store. So. 1, BOTTOM OF SNIG HILL, Sheffield. (TILLIAM GRAY begs most respectfully to acosini the Gentry and Inhabitants of Sheffield and its iaitv. that he has taken to the Premises lately occuj Mr. THOMAS LINLEY, where he has made ■iJerable Alterations and Improvements on the Pre> -and purposes confining himself totheWHOLE-5 AND RETAIL ...