... 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- *' ...

... and tbe Letters be issued in a few days. By order. G. F. HIRE, Secretary. Gresham street (late Lad lane,) London, October 1 4th, 1845. THE LIVERPOOL, BIRKENHEAD, PARK- GATE, AND HOLYHEAD JUNCTION RAILWAY. (Provisionally Registered.) Capital, £400,000, in 20,000 Shares of £20 eacb. Deposit, £2. 2s. per Share. PR YOISIONAL CO MM I TTEE. The Right Hon. Lord Mostyn The Hon. Edward Mostyn Ll. ...

... AGE. By GEORGE ALLEN, Sheffield Park. London : R. Groon.br.dge. Ridge & Jaceson, Sheffield. AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF the SCRIPHOLDERS and HOLDERS of BANK RECEIPTS for Deposits, held at the Tontine Hotel, in Sheffield, on Thursday, the 14th May, 1846, pursuant to Notice; LORD WORSLEY, ?? in the Chair; the following Resolutions,collectively and severally, were passed unanimously, viz. G&BAT ...

... •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 ...

... March 25th, 1846. NETHER CHAPEL, SHEFFIELD. THE Third of tbe Rev. THOMAS SMITH'S LECTURES on tlie Origin and Primitive Condi- tion of the Human Family, will be delivered TO MOR- ROW EVENING, March 29th. Subject,— The Inno- cence, the Honour, and the Happiness of our First Pa- rents in Paradise. Hour of Service, Half past Six o'Clock. IMPORTANT TO THE NOBILITY, CLERGY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC ...

... Rev. E. S. MURPHY, ,M.A.,an d a CoUection made on behalf of the above Institution. NETHER CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL.— Two SERMONS wttl be Preached in the NETHER cBaPEL, Norfolk street, on SUNDAY, March 25th, 1849 : in tL , Morning, by the Rev. THOS. SMITH, A.M., and in the Evening, by the Rev. ROBT. JACKSON, (Wesleyan.) Service 8 t Half-past Ten and Half-past Six. A CoUection wttl be made jfter ...

... a ?? has determined \V iarge number of m ?? b bxm , from Szx JJteni me W^jSffi- same Plan , that , L/rfMilei ro „ i ..1 The Puce is so low, iSH be P ublisb /lo S_t c'ribers will be necessary Sat a '>• larfze Dl,m hut he trusts confidently to a con- ?? remuneration; but ne v nagoee n extended ££3*- *£lT3i2Ssi_l some efforts fy. on .ormer occa m JJJ t0 llljure bli success ?? eo l Sheffield. ...

... Gressham Prize Composition, Sec. &c, will delivi TWO LECTURES, on Church Music Inthe COURT-HOUSE, ROTHERHAM; the first ...

... Mr. THOMAS ADAIR, on Phreno-Magnetism, illustrated hy a Se- ries of splendid and interesting Phenomena, in the Cut- lers' Hall, on Tuesday & Wed\esday Evenings next, February 6th a»d 7'h, at Ei^bt o'clock precisely. Admission : Strangers, Gd. eacb ; a Gentleman and Two Ladies, Is. EVENING DANCING ACADEMY. MR. GEORGE L. SAUNDERS begs to inform tbe Public ot Sh-ffield, that at the request of ...

... the Second Disnlav Of FIREWORKS, &c, at KELVIN GROVE, will he exhib.tea on MONDAY NEXT, June 26th, and will consist of a Variety of RARE and UNIQUE DEVirES conclud.ng with that gorgeous Pyro Scenic Spectacle, re- presenting the STORMING OF JELLALABAD. A Military Bind will be in attendance at Six o'Clock. Firing to commence at Hair-past Nine, precisely. Admittance, 6d. each Refreshments, &c. at ...

... Friends during her residence at Pitsmoor, and informs them and the Public, that she has REMOVED to the above-named commo- dious House, and trusts, by adherence to the plans al- ready so successfully pursued, to continue to have a share of public support. The duties of the School will be resumed on Thurs- mv the 19th of January, 1843. AN ASSISTANT WANTED. CHRISTMAS SERVICES, At SAINT PHILIP'S ...

... and Opened his Extensive SHOW ROOMS, in Commercial street, is now enabled to offer for inspection, an excellent Assortment of FURNITURE at so considerable a Reduc- tion in Price, as will amply repay Purchasers a Journey to Leeds to inspect it. The Furniture being made of the best seasoned Wood, and of sound Workmanship, he can recommend every Article. Mr. B. having recommenced the Trade since ...