... : in the MorniDg, by the Rev. SAMUEL MALL of Doncaster; and in the Evening, by the Rev. i(IHN THORPE. The Subject of the Rev. John Thorpe's Discourse will the ?? Christian Union, or the Duties of different De- LinatioßS of Christians towards each other in the pre- . posture of Affairs. Tactions w iU be made after the Services, to defray Debt on the Chapel, and the cost of recent Repairs. to ...

... be beld i ,je Bank, on Monday, the 9th dayof December, 1839, : Bleven ?? in the Forenoon, when tbe attendance the above-named Officers is respectfnlly requested . By order. B. SCHOFfELD, Secretary. Surrey atreet, Nov. 29th, 1839. __ i ?? TO THE GOVERNORS OF THS SHEFFIELD INFIRMARY. t (B*Y Losms. Ladies, and Gentlemen,— A vacancy ) I having occurred in tbe Office of MATRON to L Institution, I ...

... MASTER CUTLER. WE the undersigned, respectfully request that you will call a PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabi- of this Burouirh, to consider the propriety of pe- titioning the Legislature for the REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS. JOHN SHELDON, Sheldon street. JOSEPH SHAW, Cumberland street JOHN FENTON. Mill sands. JOHN DRURY. Hall square, Hoyle street. JOSEPH BENSON. Kelham street. THOMAS CRAMPTON, ...

... MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, AND GRINDERS. TIHE PROPRIETORS of THE CASTLE MILLS X respectfully solicit attention to the very superior lonstroction of their Works, erected from the designs, pi under the superintendance of an eminent Architect. r D e opinions of scientific men and practical Grinders l)»re been taken in the arrangement and ventilation of the Hulls and Rooms, which are admitted to be ...