... n «t Ten o'Clock, at Townhead street Chapel, Z J E. GILES, of Leeds ; at Port.iahon Chapel, v Dr. COX. ' In the Evening, at Half-past Six, at %d street Chapel, by Re-*.Dr. COX ; at Port- ,„ Chapel, by Rev. J. E. GILES. TO BE LET, CP.N'TEEL HOUSE, ready furnished, pleasantly situated in the Country, about twenty minutes' froffl the Parish Church. For particulars, apply I^ Sheffield Post ...

... Ladies, (wbere only a limited number are re- ceived,) there will be Vacancies at the Quarter, wbich will commence October Bth, 1840. Carlton, near Worksop, Notts. LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. THE AUTUMNAL SERVICES in connpxion with the SHEFFIELD and ATTERCLIFFE AUXI- LIARY will be held as follows:— On LORD'S DAY, the2oth of September, 1840, SERMONS will be Preached —In the Morning, at Hall-past ...

... MISS WALSH, (from Paris,) IESPECTFULLY informs her Friends and the I Public, that she has REMOVED from Soho Ter- f Ecclesall New Road, to Mr. Wilkinson's Academy, OOM HALL, where she will coutinue to give tr uctions in the French and Italian Languages, &c, the usual terms. •room Hall, Sept. 24th, 1840. WINES AND SPIRITS. )ITON & COMPANY, (from London.) fINES OF FIRST-RATE QUALITY, adapted to ...

... w ill commence on Monday, the !sth instant. L Lessons a week, if required, without extracharge. JT Terms, &c, apply to Mons. Meot, 97, Rocking- gtreet, Corner of West street, Shelfieid. ~~ SEMINARY j YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. rE. and Mrs. WILKINSON respectfully announce I that the duties of their Academy, for the fourth ier of the present Year, bave commenced this Week. ' are a few Vacancies ...

... o. LECTURES, to be de- livered in the above HALL, each Night of the ensuing Week,by Mß. ACLAND, 'Lecturer of the National Anti-Corn Law League,) commencing at Seven precisely. At the termination of each Lecture, the Audience having elected their Chairman, it shall be open to ALL OPPONENTS OF FREE TRADE IN FOOD fo put any Questions, or advance any Objections, having direct reference to the ...

... 47, Norfolk street, Sheffield. SHEFFIELD LITERARY 6c PHILOSOPHICAL S O CI E T Y. THE Subscribers are respectfully informed, that TWO LECTURES, on The History and Com- merce of the Western Nations, with the Peninsula of India, in Ancient and Modern Times, will be delivered by the Rev. W. J. BUTLER, Rector of St. Nicholas. Nottingham, in the Music Hall, on the Evenings of WEDNESDAY, the 21st; ...

... that, in consequence of a Recommen- 0n frpm the Proprietors, at their last Annual Meet- the following ALTERATIONS, in reference to the wes, have been made for the accommodation of a e and respectable Class of Individuals. or Interment in a Private Grave, in one section of Cemetery, 12 Shillings. „.r__ents will, in future, be permitted to take place , Private Grave, in any part of the Cemetery, ...

... by the Rev. S. D. WADDY. Service in tbe Morning to commence at Half-past Ten and in the Evening at Six ?? ; and after each Service a Collection will be made, in aid of the Funds of the Chapel. Mr. J. Rogers (Organist of the Parish Church, Don- caster) has kindly promised to Preside at the Organ. GEORGE TUCKER BEGS respectfully to announce to his Friends and the Public generally, that, being ...

... J. H. MUIR, on behalf of the Queen street ''bbath Schoo's. Service will commence at Half-past fen and Half-past Six.— And on THURSDAY Even- Next, the 12th inst.. at Seven o'Clock, Mr. MUIR rill deliver a LECTURE in Queen-6treet Chapel, on | ie Principles of Dissent. jION S. H. J. VULLY DE C ANDOLE, (Late Pupil of the Ecole Roy ale dcs Beaux ArtsZ Parisj I^HE 6ole Professor of French at ...

... procured, for Ready Money are Sold __ r__ „a m_ n_ Imperial Measure, in Quantities however small, at the WHOLESALE PRICE y Sl * m P ei _ WILEY'S VAULTS, OLD NO. 12, opposite the Tontine Hotel, Haymarket, Sheffield, here, forthe Convenience of Country Purchasers, Carriers, and others, WINES and SPIRITS of every kind c kept ready put up, in all sized Bottles, sealed and labelled. ' CVery kind ' ...

... ESTABLISHED ATXCTION I MA RT, situate in High street, Sheffield, late in the Possession of Mr. Binney, Auctioneer The premises consist ofa spacious Auction Room, with complete Cellaring, a commodious Dwelling House ijoinins, good btables, and other Offices, well calculated to suit an Auctioneer or Merchant, for further Particulars, and to treat for the same, apply to Mr. Gkorge Foster, ...

... her WINTER FASHIONS, in French Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, &c, are now ready for Inspection, consisting of all the novelties of ■ason; and that she is also Selling Off, at very Low Prices, her large and extensive Stock or RICH FURS, ich she respectfully solicits the attention of the Ladies of Sheffield and its Vicinity. RS CLEANED and ALTERED.— The HOUSE and SHOP, No. 56, Snig hill, ...