... in the Cutlers' \\ Hall. Sheffield, on Thursday, the 4th June. IvM. BESXET MARTIN, Esq., Vice-President, in the Chair. The Morning Meeting will be at Twelve ?? ; the Hiinarv at Half-past Three o'Clock, at the Tontine; tf Evenin? Meeting, at Seven o'Clock. jgE FOLLOWING COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE MADE : illustrations of the Geology of the Yorkshire Coal : ;! li by the Rev. W. THORP. ?? BIRAM will ...

... i P,,blic that he has REMOVED from M tl ' e offices No 10, NORFOLK ROW. WJ** eorge street to be Let. [18, BEER, and PORTER, -wrn expressly for Family Use, in suitable , Jt the Oldcoates Brewery and Malt Store, ;as s; a e C. Hawksley, Agent. *p% MALT, North Clay and other HOPS. r HARDY'S SUPERB SAUCE ! , living a most delicious flavour to Fish, Game, i{ Fowl, Steaks, Cold Meat ; enriching ...

... 1- s Country, for Persons suffering from Bilious '■ f n ts Indigestion, &c, and may be drank even by jsP B ' ll . jj ca j e) °v,it_ whom no other Malt Liquor will rfC the extreme perfection to which this Ale has been to enable it to withstand the Effects of au Indian r ' it is divested of every particle of Acidity, and is ^deli-htful Summer Beverage ; and at the Table of C .noisseur, entirely ...

... Plumber, Glazier, and Painter, r - street, Sheffield, AGENT for the Sale of their u'acture, in the Town and Neighbourhood of Shef- 'Vhe Article they make is acknowledged to be unsur- j for Strength, Clearness of Colour, and Brilliancy The g reat Eduction in Price, of Plate Glass, for ■ a purposes, is bringing it into very general use for - Fronts, Public Buildings, and Gentlemen's Resi- *' ...

... •flock at or De^ ore wmc h t,me the Subscribers tfullv requested to pay to the Librarian, the fC nS jrid Forfeits which will then be due. Cook and Pamphlet must be returned on or be- •„st 0 [ May, or a Fine of One Shilling will be •hv each instance of neglect. THOMAS PIERSON, President. ibrary consists of about Ten Thousand Volumes, .•the Public Records.— Shares may be had on ?? to the ...

... for Ready Money, are Sold by the S'amped Imperial MeasHre, in Quantities however small, at the Wholesale Price, at IvS VAULTS. OLD No. 12, Opposite the Tontine Hotel, Haymarket, Sueffield, where, for the Con- ■ n[ Country Purchasers Carriers, and others, .Wines and Spirits, of every kind, are kept ready put up in f ! pities, sealed and labelled. ' ' i J r r 0 S3* Glass and Stone Bottles, at ...

... they have taken the ises as above, (lately occupied by Messrs. J. Coe Tco. Hatters,) and intend carrying on the Business ,11 its' branches. j B. and Co. also beg to 6tate that their present j; consists of HATS, CAPS, &c. &c, in every va- os of shape, quality, and price, both of their own [.jjufacture, and selected from some of the most emi- jj, London Houses. Tiiat their system of doing ...

... to have a daily supply of the BEST NATIVE OYSTERS. jdose Fiiends who may favour him with their Orders, , |ia ve any quantity sent direct from Town, by inform- |\m Two Days previous to the time required. ' Out doors „ . Is. and Is. 3d. per score. ]n the Rooms Is. 4d. do. Barrels 6s. and Bs. each. Double Barrels . 16 S . flo# Private Oyster Room up Stairs. :nes and Spirits, the celebrated India ...

... ; of the late Mr.. EBENEZER RHODES, nested w se,,d an Account thereof, in Writing, to : e r £ q EOBG _- Dawson, of the Wicker, Innkeeper, (one i* Executors.) in order that the same may be inves- t d And all Persons who stood indebted to Mr. ' B _es' atthe time of his Decease, are requested to pay J . respective Debts to Mr. Dawson immediately. E ' r By Order of the Executors. EDWARD ...

... at Half-past Six ?? in the Evening. The subject of the Discourse will be— The obligations of Professing Christians to cultivate a spirit of enlarged and disin- terested Philanthropy. After the Service, a Collection will be made for the re- duction of the Debt remaining due upon the Chapel. Under the Patronage of the Ladies Fitzivilliara and the Ladies of the Neighbourhood. A„ , A £ R ' for ...

... 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, ...

... the Pub- Ri that he has received his usual supply ol Cran- i - t £tr. _Jk*-_-BBBFflFffß BJK-_rS-R--JL-ff_--*feiß-Josl HtfFFIELD AND ROTHERHAM RAILWAY. TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, AND CONSIONEES OP OOODS. rHE SHEFFIELD and ROTHERHAM RAILWAY COMPANY beg to announce that they are now ,=dv to Land and Ship GOODS, without any delay, at ,eir Wharf and Station, at the GREASBROUGH CA- \L BASIN, (near ...