... infloeatisl por- .▼ v • o- Thousand Subscnbera to bis! History, TJL« and Directory of the ?? Riding, he intends ?? the Work to the whole of Yorkshire, by pnb- BxteDding we foiume, to comprise the North mad Boot J^£e\Sm* ■• Ageaisare now collecting the necessary ra, ornu ti e»bscri wbo &„, and second\rm*j L Tbo .l e S S Volume, with a New Map of tbe Two have the '«? M m w 10,. j B ctJ{ binding. ...

... the County of York, and ?? was Advertised for Sale by Public Auc- tion, at the Angel Inn, in Sheffield, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of July instant. TAKE NOTICE, THAT WHEREAS, by Indenture of Lease aod Re- lease, by way of Settlement, bearing date respec- tively on or about the 3^d and 4th days of August, 1838, tiie Release made ?? John George Hounsfield (therera further ds*crtobd}of the first ...

... THE CENTRE AND FOUNDATION OF THE CONST SATURDAY, Atkiniom md A*KiinlHh*U of Hi(h Street, field, i tk* County of York, nluotonnerly reiidiaf in Backfield, and alto W Haw Edward Street, both in Sheffield aforetaid, SciiaMMith. MILTON HOWARD, laULfif Trippet Lane, in Sheffield, in thaonnty Yoittiotrianthr of Rockingnam Street, **-*# of BroaHtraet, fork, both in SheffieM *>t*h formerly oPCtooke. ...

... Public in general, of Sbeffield and its Vicinity, tbat will give a GRAND CONCERT, of Vocal and In- araental Music, at the MUSIC HALL, Sheffield, on .ESDAY, the Bth Day of October, 1839. The whole the Musical Ta'ent of the Town and Neighbourhood, |_ Ana-ear and Professional, have, in the most liberal ii handsome manner, consented to pre their valuable ?? to Mr. Rogers on this occasion. VOCAL ...

... will be held on MONDAY, June 10th. 1839, at Eleven ?? in tbe Forenoon, when tbe attendance of all the aforesaid Officers is particularly requested. By Order of the Committee. B. SCHOFIELD, Secretary. Surrey street, Sheffield, May Slat, 1839. The Geological 6c Polytechnic Society Of the West Riding of Yorkshire, WILL bold its next QUARTERLY MEETING in tbe CUTLERS' HALL, Sheffield, oo THURSDAY, ...

... moor. Also, au OFFICE, at present in tbe occupation of Mr. W. Newb uld. witb a small House belonging to it. For particulars, apply at the Warehouse of the late Mr. Wm. P-ar-ker. ~ A CARD. HUGH MELLER. BURGEON. 14, NORFOLK ROW. SHEFFIELD FAIRS. T^T OTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN, That at a Meeting j^j of tbe Commiswoners nnder tlie last Act of Par- liament, for regulating the Fairs aad Markets ofthe ...

... sincere thanks for the liberal support they have hitherto received, and beg to assure tbeir Friends and tbe Public, that their most strenuous efforts will be exerted to meet a continu- ance of their patronage, and obtain additional favours. N.B.— S. WiTSON has returned from London with a superior Assortment ot WOOLLEN CLOTHS, Silk Vel- vets, Silks, Satins, and other Waistcoatinga in great ...

... Mr. ESKELL, SURGEON DENTIST, 99, NORFOLK STREET. THE Loss of Teeth supplied, from one to a complete Set, without removing any Stump which remains in the Mouth, consequently they are fitted *J oUt .'*“y Pain whatever, and it is impassible to discern them from toe production of nature. The pecul.ar adv.nUges these Teeth are, that they operate a* a * U PP* which remain the Mouth, if any ; and ...

... tne (-tleftf Ball, ia CHURCH STREET. T. *. offem hi. warmert .tank. **££ %£*£, ffceiaed during the eight years be has been_ u ro md wspectfully ?? a coounuaneeof ihose favours ?? ?? h «2£?TO B E LET. NB. The H__j_eandSbop in High street iv or. ?? l ?? ?? QUADRILLE BAND. *m-a DAWSON most reepc-tf ully announces to the IV| Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that be and i(r CLEGG having Dissolved ...

... meet. _ IIORATIO NEWTON, CMYMIST fy DRUGGIST, CORN MARKET AND MEADOW STREET, SHEFFIELD, RESPECTFULLY aod heartily returns -hanks to those Friends who have hitherto favoured him vith their support, and trusts, by assiduity, integrity, aid care, to receive a continuance thereof. A Steady. Active YOUTH wanted, as an Apprentice ; also an ASSISTANT immediately. Apply *s above, if by Letter, Post ...

... Education. «CAH VALE, Crookes Moor, Near Sheffield. S. EADON, M.A., ?? &c, riSHES respectfully to intimate, that he has Removed to tbe above healthy Situation, and ing ample Accommodation, continues to receive into ;ooae a select number of Young Gentlemen, as Par- Boarders. 'be System pursued is founded on Nature. The _ltief set* directed to their related objects,— the ,1 bung held a. supreme. ...

... THE CENTRE AND FOUNDATION OF THE CONSTITi SATURDAY, JA ...