... not on the Register, or who are on the Register, but bave changed their Residence, are reminded thai -they must send in their CLAIMS to the OVERSEERS, before or on the 20th of JULY, or their Votes will be lost. Printed Claims, and all requisite information, may be had gratuitously, on application to any of the follow- ing Solicitors :— Messrs. RODGERS and SON, Bank street. Messrs. WAKE and SON ...

... 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 ...

... es pectable connexions.— A Premium will be required. \pplv to A. 8.. at the Independent Office, Sheffield. June 25th, 1840. MR. HACKETT, Pianist, HAS the pleasure to intimate, that in compliance with the solicitations of his Friends and Patrons, he has become a resident in ROTHERHAM, where he purposes devoting his time to the duties of his Profession. Rotherham, June 18th, 1840. f» OPENING OF ...

... the Fa- ■ Country, for Per__ns suffering from Bilious ■ : ct f 5 Indigestion, &c, and may be drank even by ?? ,lD A c ate,° with whom no other Malt J-iquor will . I the extreme perfection to which this Ale has been Ww to enable it to withstand the Effects of an Indian H ' ■ - s divested of every particle of Acidity, and is ■ 'il lia-htful Summer Beverage ; and at the Table of ■ ■'rnoi-seur, ...