... this will be found a good investment, requir- ing but a small Capital. The Weekly Returns steady and regular. The Proprietor is about to retire from Business. For further Particulars, apply at 22, Earl street, Porter street. Sheffield, July 13th, 1844. Establishment for the Acquisition of MODERN LANGUAGES, FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, SPANISH. MR. R. FUCHSLIN, Piofessor of Languages, begs most ...

... DAY, Feb. , J ' r'o-MORROW.) -in the Morning and Eveni.g. | ' ?? \i i oM^S, of Salendine Nook, near Hud- ?? ! { :V n the AfieinoJn, by the Rev. Mr. JEFFER- j 5 S ;Al '.!the'Morninc. at H*lf-past Ten; in the ; ?? ' 'ai H' ! ?? Trt '°i alld ' the Evening, at i » TU, . l, ?? ?? I,: (O i,I.ErTI ...

... an early application at PAUL ASHLEY'S MART, in WATSON'S WALK, Sheffield, where none but the well-known WhitstablES are kept, and which are such as to Defy Competition in price — quality being considered. In the House, Is. 6d. — Out of Doors, Is. 4d. Private Room up stairs. N.B. — Stewed Oysters on tbe shortest notice. India Pale Ale in Casks of 12 Gallons each. 72, MARKET PLACE. JOSEPH OWEN ...

... the South of Yorkshire, TILL'' 1 * 1 ' 1 in Sheffield, on WEDNESDAY and L\ THURSDAY, i-he 22nd and 23rd of June j-EBMONS at the Upper Chapel, Norfolk street, as .[^Wednesday Evening, at Seven o'Clork, by the (H..RhKS BERRY, of Leicester; and e ,\ n'ursdav Morning, at Half-past Ten o'Clock, by O SJvVOA'H JJNES,of Derby. t PUin DINGER will be provided for tbe Ministers * p-jeudson Thurso*.* ...

... £ lane ' where there are no Children. The situation is most Healthy and Re- spectable. Particulars may be had by application to the rRIKTER. A CARD DR. BARTOLOME, Graduate ofthe University of ~. ?? h / and Ph y sic 'an to the Sheffield Dis- rT%lt?^Pr\D^ TE for the omce of PHYSICIAN to the SHEFFIELD GENERAL INFIRMARY. To the GOVERNORS of the SHEFFIELD General INFIRMARY. MY LORDS, LADIES, and ...

... her since she commenced the above Business, and begs to inforn them and the Public, that she has REMOVED to th ...

... Sept. 4th, 1544. SHEFFIELD and LINCOLNSHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY, Being an EXTENSION of the SHEFFIELD and MANCHESTER RAILWAY to LINCOLN and GAINSBURGH. CAPITAL. .£650,000; in 20 000 Shares of .£25 each.— Deposit, .£l. ss. per Share. £4 per Cent., and Half further Profits, guaranteed by the Sheffield and Manchester Railway Company. PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. The MAYOR of SHEFFIELD. The MAYOR of RETFORD ...

... that he has resumed the DRAPERY | ■R \DE on the Premises formerly occupied by Mr. Jxo. ti i It will be his endeavour so to conduct his J Business a* to deserve the confidence so long reposed in : tbe'late firm of Owen and Soxs. Having just returned romthe various Markets, the Stock is entire y New. and j consist- of the usual variety of useful Goods belonging to , the Trade Joseph Ovren is ...

... Yvn -HARE BROKER, * T °C X f HIGH STREET, Sheffield. So. 2, »/*' Friends and the Public, that Jc^YYER informsbM irr of an(J g o Bddition to bißj»J ?? nd SHARE 0l ' ' . coc atl d every information, '°S Price U* fflTJß Passage 'adjoining the' ro «v be bad at the Othc , r'aultt. — ■ ELLIS, „Jp GAS-FITTER, LOCKSMITH, IRO JSl O TBSMrTH. AND BELL-HANGER, GEORGE STMEET,SHEFFIELD. - at T-TION ...

... the compliment you have paid me by Electing me one of your Representatives in the Town Council, and I trust my attention to your interests, and those of the Borough generally, will be such as to meet your approval. 1 am, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, GEORGE DAWSON. Sandon Place, 4th Nov., 1847. TO THE BURGESSES OF ST. PETER'S WARD. GENTLEMEN, — I return you my sincere thanks for tlie ...

... Bth, ?? ?? Green House. MOUNT ZION CHAPEL. THE MINISTERS who supply this Month are as follows : — Vl .. ft. Mr. LEE, of Airedale College. 13&-20. Rev. DAVID LOXTON, of Liverpool. ?? Rev. W. M. O'HANLON, of Chorley. S.-rvices— Morning, Half-past Ten ; Evening, Half-past Six. I-_T Strangers accommodated with Seats. WOOLLEN DRAPERY AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, _ i. /: Johx Heppesstall, -12, Asgel ...

... Congregation to hold a BAZAAR, in MAY Next, in AID of the CHURCH FUNDS, under the distinguished Patronage of The Countess of EFFINGHAM. The Viscountess MILTON. The Lady WHARNCLIFFE . __ T „ The Lady CHARLOTTE W. FITZWILLIAM. SSS^XSiST ££ BotchS Ffr. Oak,; Hb. Chambers Victoria street ; Miss Creswick, Moorgate House ; Mrs Jobson, Victoria street; Mrs. A. Lee, Radford Place; Mrs! Lyon, ...