... Public, that she has taken the abo\e Residence, where she purposes commencing a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, for Young Ladies' after the present Recess. Miss W. hopes, from the experience she has had during a period of Nineteen Years, in the Misses Fawcett's Establishment, Beifield House, to realize, in her mode of Education, such results as will meet the wishes of those Parents and Guardians who ...

... ; 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 ...

... 6,b, by the Rev. ROBERT BEL L ?? of Bright l^Hali' a *r wben Collectlon « will be made in aid of the ds of tbe Institution. Service in the Morning, will JJamence at Half-past Ten o'Clock, and in the Evening, fa f-past Six. The Teachers of Howard street Sunday School respect- ?? the presence and support of their Christian friend on ,I|p occas,on °' lte Anniversary Services. On MONDAY Evening, ...

... delivery to its numerous subscribers, who wUI greatly oblige by settling with the De- r.erers when ?? upon, as their sendees are required in a distant part of the Kingdom. — Subscribers wiU please insert in their Copies tbe ?? Correction : — Arthur Linley and Co., (late Parker and Linley J Merchants and Manufac- turers, 21, Union street. CBICKET— SHEFFIELD v. RETURN MATCH, at HYDE PARK CRICK*, ...

... who study economy, to inspect their Stock. Confident of the sterling value and astonishing Low Prices of their Goods, they fear no Comparison Tfcev can oiler BROAD CLOTHS in every Colour, of durable make, and most respectable appearance -from ss. 6d. to Bs. 6d.; Finer Qualities and West of Englands, proportionably Low WOOL-DYED BLACKS (the lowest-fast Dyes) from 6s. Bd. upwards. Goods at these ...

... ?? with an entirely New STOCK of WATCHES, JEWELLERY, PLATE, &c, where he hopes, by strict atten- tion, to share a portion of the patronage of the Nobility, gen- try, and Public of Sheffield. u^.irpd Every description of Watches and Jewellery Bepaireu. WB R OW N, WATCHMAKER AND m, wriPiffxr. TFWELLEB, 38, High street, SHWiEi^e^ to his Friends, for the libera^ support ?? nftawaTaWA^^ - _£« _f« ...

... the Rev. E. GOODWIN, M.A., in aid of the Funds of the above Institution. Service will commence at a Quarter-past Ten o'Clock. TILLAGES. GUANO. Genuine Peruvian : Ditto, African, SULPHATE OF AMMONIA, NITRATE OF SODA, Prepared Ground CHARCOAL, &c, &c, May be had in any quantity, and on the lowest terms, on application to JAMES NAPIER. Jun., Agricultural Agent. Office, No. 3, CORN EXCHANGE, ...

... 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 ...

... of Furniture some months ago, intending to discontinue the trade in consequence of his engagements in Cornwall, but finding that that Busi- ness will occupy only a small portion of his time, he has Re-commenced some of the Branches of the CABINET and UPHOLSTERY TRADE, on a system of Prices to meet the altered state of the times. Every Article will be Sold for Cash, at a Reduction of full 15 ...

... Pupil Wanted. Burngreave terrace, Sept. 22nd, 1842. DANCING.— Assembly Rooms. MR. SEALE most lespectfully informs his Pupils, Friends, and the Public, that his Fourth , ar ter will commence on Wednesday, the 28th inst. Hours of Attendance for the Junior Classes, from Two until Five ; for Adults, from Eight until Ten. Private (lasses as usual. Sheffield, 22nd September, 1842. MUSIC-HALL. Great ...

... 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, ...

... Sheffield, at Half.past Ten and Half-past Six, by the REV. D. E. FORD, of Manchester, Author of Decapolis, Chorazin,'' &.c. &c, In the Afternoon, at Three o'Clock, tbe REV. P. H. DAVISON, of Dronfield, will Preach in the WICKER SCHOOL ROOM. Collections will be made after each Service, for the benefit ofthe above Institution. On MONDAY, March 23rd, tbere will be a SOCIAL TEA PARTY, in the ...