... 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 ...

... pansh of Bradford, in the County of York, anti late carrying on husineas at Bradford aforesaid a Woohlapler and Wonted Manufacturer, Dealer, and Chapman. Meeting fur Proof of D«I>U. and to audit the accounts of Aasitfnees of the aaid Bankrupts’ Estate and Effects, at the Shakspeare Tavern, in Halifax aforesaid, on Thursday, the *2Btb day of May instant, at Ten o’clock in the forenoon. STOCKS & ...

... 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 ...

... •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 ...

... ?? JT^rfsW^e* MisiasL Teeth (a very groai .A* ** W*W *\ wt Trrorh Terr© M etsllic) will oblige. *■£! f*a# TW«s«d em Semmd Smrpieal Frineipl ». - WAfiTS, tfre. WAKTS « Situation as LADY'S MAID, is s tiailissin't Family. * swung pc- son, who has sjeai Tana* is h*r las* vavwawam sod perfectly nndor- ?? umr L_ ii— ?? ?? ?? ?? m tistactorv testi- ?? — s» Clßavsesev, bu. *jjt — J C *. New Kridge ...

... of Leicester, (Successor of the (lD will Preach on the Evenings ol TUES- fHL'IISDAY, the sth and 7th of May. commence at Seven o'Clock. llo's'S ill he Preached at the above Chapel, for iject, on the -lollowing Sunday, May 10th. C ; ion will he made after each Service, towards lite Debt oi the above Place of Worship. jtEYA N-METHODIST MISSIONS. (VNUAL MEETING of the WESLEYAN jTHODIST AUXILIARY ...

... .S ETITRN °* *>• BONSERfrom the STt^__l_ aer ?? ,mm whioh he hw Selecte?. !SJr r fS n JSS D ?? e r r Art 'cl* requisite FOR AN ESTABLISH- ?? E wi_J ,ST^ MAGSITUDE ' •* *■*«* Lower than ?? Sf^_- ?? Tel7 Überal SnD P° rt thiß Eatablish- *h_j£s__*T *° ?? i§ a convincing proof that no House in Normt^or^ark^r* W h ' ?? S Cn » one ' E * tent ' i>JW^^S C ht, ac whole c* whloh •• ^ Waetod dur- ...

... to Mr. Ham, 32, East Parade, who will dispose of them any Number, from One to the Whole. Leeds, Wth April, 18*0. i ' ?? flftttrtMft*. m APOTHECARIES' HALL, WOODHOUSE LANE, LEEDS. Simon. ?? Orunt* Sfferve,cin* KTectar. 'W^HE decided Superiority of this newly-dis- -r^- covered and delicious SUMMER BEVERAGE over Soda water, *c., must secure for it, upon trial, a most extensive and unprecedented ...

... Bnt Parade, who will dispose of them any !•> umber, from Ooe to the Whole. Leeds, 16th April, 1840. fashions. SPRING FASHIONS. -HUNT and HALL] ?? ta,t « th i» opportunity of informing the Ladies of Loeds and its Vicinity, of their RETURN from the METROPOLIS, where they have selected from the fimt PARISIAN and LONDON! HOUSES, a variety of the mort FASHIONAULE MILLINERY, with every other ...

... EDWA R HUNT O N, ONE or THE EXECUTORS,) lette to thank bit friends for the cncourairemenl they hare Riven him since the death of Lis father, ami to auure them that »ill spare no paint merit continuance of their favours. E. H. having lately received a splendid assortment of BRUSSELS CARPET, of the best and most Fashionable designs, takes this opportunity invite his friends and the public to an ...

... Bast Parade, who will dispose of them any Number, from One to the Whoie. Leeds, 16th April, 1840. tfasiiumg. MRS. E. MOORE begs to inform the Ladies of Leeds and its Neighbourhood, that she has returned from London with an Assortment of MILLINERY and DRKSeES, and solicits the favour of a Call. 7, Infirmary Street, Leeds, May Uth, 1840. MISS HARRISON begs to announce to the Ladies of Leeds and ...

... ,§55 aalsii aad- Aiswta, aad would aw a* w%eeajaaa_>» ?? ace**mu*f to amriu— Ail *■ * 9 ?? poet p**L awd adibeased to Menem. Petes. W^^gjiwStswaM LADY'S MAID, n. ilia ?? Femily . a yoamj fawatm, who has ,* Yean m bar amt SenurJoo. aad perfectly under. „ i__iih — She can have meat aadslactorx teati- •jJiJolTi C- B, New Bridfe-«treet, Newcasde upon mfj, ?? ciaimina as NEXT OF A El> ?? WII.UA M ...