... WHO arf rmpratrully inlarmrd that llie WOOLLEN BUSINESS, iatal, earned on at No. 11, Market atreet JOHN HEPWORTH, Cloth Manuluturer. ia now conducted at the LEEDS HOUSE, No. 40, HIGH STREET, opposite George Street. The treat and daily increasing encouragement given the Proprietor, proves that he is really offering what has confessedly been wanted solong in Sheffield,—an ejrclusivr and ...

... TURNPIKE ROAD. TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tint the GENE- I\ 1; \I. \NNUAL MEETING of tbeTrustees or Commissioners of tbe above Road, for the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred and 'lhirty Eight, will beheld at the Bull and Oak Inn, at Aston, the County York, on Thursday, the Eighteenth Day January next, at Twelve o’clock at Noon, at which Meeting the Trustees or Commissioners assembled will elect ...

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... recovery from Convulsions arisinu from painful dentition. As soon as the Syrup is rubbed on the Gums, the Child will be relieved, tb« Gums cooled, and the inflammation reduced. It is as innocent efficacious, tending to produce the Teeth with ease ; and pleasant, that Child will refuse to let its Gums rubbed with it. When infants are at the age of four months, the Syrup should rubbed on the ...

... WILLIAM PLOCKTON. Architect. De.on.hire .irons of taking a respectable *OUH into bis Office, an Articled Clerk. . T. LOFT HOUSE, Chemist and Druggist, Sheffield, HAS Vacancy for rcspcclaWe YOUTII, a. APPRENTICE. Application, if Letter, rosi ae* paid. Snig hill, Feb. 2.183& SHEFFIELD NEW OAS COMPANY. BY Order of the Directors, we do hereby give Notice, .hat . Social GENERAL MEETING of .1,1. ...

... AND YORKSHIRE AND PERRYS ■■ CENTRE AND CONSTITUTION ENGLAND IS LWERTY. ’-C^ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IT, E. O. A. NORMAN M BEGS rpspecttnllv to acquaint liis Friends in Shcffirid *''' in Oil. BEVELL S, No. 8. Hion Sinner, tor lew Montl.«, to execute POKIKA11» nnu Water Colocks, ami Crayons, io every different Style. Term, may be learned application the Booms, where Specimen, may be aecn. EGERTON ...

... 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 ...

... PUBLIC DISPENSARY. Public are respectlully informed, thata GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT will lake place in the MUSIC-HALL. Sheffield, on MONDAY Evening, March sib, 1838. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC DISPENSARY. PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS. MRS. MARTYN, (late Miss Inverarity.) MISS INVERARITV. MR. RYALLS, (Who lias kindly offered his Services.) MR. MARTYN. Solo, Violin—Mß. RUDERSDORFF. The ...

... rUl'pro m for**the^good^oT[hclmicted, the sale of this i( e^“r«- . roiBir>your ,, m “To Phvwcian, Unlborn. _ ' Bridgewa.^ ;i *o.h Sept. t!8. M,.. Rich lias to rtcpn-s. h ...

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... COLONEL SHAW KENNEDY. rKr MONDAY* March 19.-The Earl of WICKr^' wished to ask the Noble Viscount opposite a question upon subject that had created great surprise this Suv* and alarm in Ireland. He did not wish to raise .nv debate, hut simply to ask the Noble Viscomit were true that Colonel Shaw Kennedy, lately at the head of the police in Ireland, had resigned . Viscount MELBOURNE—It is lrue ...