... 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 ...

... attend the PUBLIC IEETING, which is appointed to be held in QUEEN STREET CHAPEL, next TUESDAY Evening, at Seven o'Clock. WILLIAM JONES, Esq., Secretary to the Parent Society, and Ministers of different Deno- minations, have eniraged to attend. A Collection, in aid nf the benevolent objects of the Society, will be made. C. LAROM, ? c S. ELLIS, \ Secretaries. THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, PRICE ...

... of Italian. Single Les- sons in Conversation for Gentlemen, every other Even- in.r; for Ladies in class, every Saturday, from Three to Five p.m. M. MEOT visits Rotherham, Attercltffe, and Dron- fi.ld, in which places he would be glad to extend his con- nexion, having a few hours at his disposal. 97, Rockingham street, corner of West street, Sheffield INSURANCES~ AGAINST FIRE are effected on ...

... hy the Rev. THOMAS tvs ol HuU, on Sunday Evening next, at Half-past . v o'Clock- de in aid of the Funds of the CoUege. CoUectionjnU»*_^ e_ «m7ENHA3I LAKE ICE.— PAUL ASHLEY W begs to announce to his Friends, that he has renewed is arrangements for a constant supply of the above agreeable rticle, during the Summer Season. p A has always on hand a large Stock of his celebrated omebrewed BEER, ...

... July, at Twelve o'Clock, according to the 2nd Rule, when the Committee appointed to Revise the Rules, will present their Report for the adoption of the Governors. JAS. GLEADALL, Secretary. Board Room, June 23rd, 1843. MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. JOHN MAGER (Assistant for upwards of Five Years to the Rev. T. Robinsox, Shrewsbury Hospital,) begs most respectfully to inform the ...

... JOHN KELLY, from Liverpool; after which, Elections will be made in aid of the above School. -Vices to commence at Half-past Ten ?? Six. - GRAND DISPLAY AND IMMENSE SAL E OF PARASOLS, „„,, UMBRELLA £ PARASOL MANUFACTORY, in y O . 6, CASTLE STREET, Sheffield. J SMITH begs to inform his Friends and the public, that he has just returned from the various j fleets, aml m consequence of the present ...

... this opportunity respectfully Jin return his most grateful acknowledgments to his * -nd the Public in general, for the liberal favours j.* r ienas a .^ j ian( j 8 . _x the same time solicits _ c has receu eu i _ an - begg . nfo _ m them a continuance oi extensive assortment of the h ?? ...

... HOLLAND, (Member of the Sheffield Exchange,) STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, 7th Feb., 1846. St. James's st., Sheffield. MR. RICHARD BAGSHAW, (Member of the Sheffield Exchange,) STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, 7th Feb., 1846. Fargate, Sheffield. MR. FRANK WEVER, (Member of the Siieffield Exchange,) STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, 7th Feb., 1846. East parade, Sheffield. MR. JOSEPH FENTON, (Member of the v ...

... by 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. Private Reiom up stairs. N.B. — Stewed Oysters on the shortest notice. India Pale Ale, in Casks of 12, 18, 54, and 108 Gallons each. FURS, SHAWLS, Scarfs, Plaids, &c. M MAUGHAM be^s to ...

... and a DWELLING- HOUSE, containing Kitchen ou the Ground Floor, Par- lour, five Lodging Rooms, and Attic attached. ALSO, AX EXCELLENT OFFICE, Over the above Premises, consisting of Two or Tliree Rooms, with a Private Entrance from Castle Folds. Apply to H. Styring, 8, Change aUey. TO BE LET, In MARKET-STREET, SHEFFIELD, ALL those Excellent PREMISES, containing Twelve good Rooms and Cellar, weU ...

... 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 ...

... and R. Reed, Land Surveyors, of Stockton-upon-Tees, may be consulted, on Tuesdays, at Mr. Henry Taylor's, Veteri- nary Surgeon, Market street, Sheffield ; or, on Wednes- \ days, Thursdays, and Fridays, at Mr. David Short's, j Wine Merchant, Market place, Worksop. To ORGAN BUILDERS, Organists, dec. PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR. METAL and Wood Pipes, of every description, made to Order. Organs Tuned ...