... THE BOROUGH OP SHEFFIELD. Hi ENTLEMEN, — A Dissolution being at hand, I beg J to solicit a renewal of the Trust with which I have leen honoured during tliree successive Parliaments ; and is my opinions on all matters of public interest have been requently before you, I have only to state that they re- Dam unchanged. I have long laboured for a relaxation of our Commer- ial Code; but, hitherto, ...

... made to S. 8., Sheffield Post Office. ~BATH SALOON. — DANCING. MR. J. FRITCHE has the honour to announce that his last Quarter's Instruction, in DANCING i theCALISTHENIC EXERCISES, will commence on ■.Yednhsday next, October 13th. The Classes will assemble at Eleven o'Clock, and ?? o'Clock. Bakewell, Oct. 4th, 1841. JOHN MOSS, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Shales Moor, Sheffield, RESPECTFULLY informs ...

... Town ; with Dram Shop, Snug, large Tap Room, an d Kitchen, four Cellars, spacious Club Room, with Waiting Room adjoining, and one Bed Room on the 6 ame Floor, with three Bed Rooms over the same. Rent and Valuation very low. For particulars, inquire on the Premises. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS. J ADAMS' PATENT COMPOSITION for Clean- , ing and giving a brilliant Gloss, at a very trifling expense ...

... DIRECTORY OF SHEFFIELD, am Six Mites round, of which a very large Edition is not Printing; so that it will be a desirable vehicle for re spectable Advertisements, which will be inserted at tin- rate of 15s. per P.ge. No labour or exercise will be spared, that may increase the accuracy and genera utility of the Work. A List of the Subscribers ma-, be seen at Mr. Leadeh's, 41, High street, where ...

... 1 r teaching, he receives at his Residence Persons r l gU have already some knowledge of the Fiench Lan- in order to perfect them in their style and pro- lerm'sTor Lessons in Conversation only, Ten Shillings street, Corner of West street, Sheffield. FIRE OFFICE. THE PROPRIE TORS of the SHEFFIELD FIRE OFFICE are hereby informed that they may re- their DIVIDEND, due at Midsummer, 1841, on f Ve ...

... answering all the purposes of Articulation and Mastication. H R- E. fill s Decayed Teeth, so as to prevent further decay- POST OFFICE A\D READING ROOM, &re. SHEFFIELD, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the NEXT YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the Com- nv lately being the Associated Proprietors of the Post iffic'e' Reading room, and other Buildings, in the High- s et of Sheffield, will be held in the ...

... the Sheffield Pr eneral Infirmary having become vacant by the I ; pr. Ernest, I beg respectfully to offer myself r ndidate, and I trust that the examination of my 8 u j H ls ?? the inquiry as to my character, will shew Tain qualified for the Appointment. have the honour to be, jV5 v Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, Your obedient humble Servant, THOMAS A. ROBINSON. ■ „ t h park, Holderness, ? - ...

... Glazier, and Painter, Howard street, Sheffield, AGENT for the Sale of their Manufacture, in the Town and Neighbourhood of Shef- field. The Article they make is acknowledged to be unsur- passed, for Strength, Clearness of Colour, and Brilliancy of Finish. The great Reduction in Price, of Plate Glass, for Glazing purposes, is bringing it into very general use for Shop Fronts, Public Buildings, ...

... Subscribers are respectfully in- formed that a COURSE of SIX LECTURES, on PAINTING, will be delivered by B. R. HAYDON, Esq , in the Music Hall, on the Evenings of the 4th, 6tb, Bth, llth, 13th, and 15th of October, 1841. HENRY BOULTBEE, > WILLIAM LUCAS, $ Mr. N. SWIFT, (Teacher of Singing,) BEGS respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public of Sheffield and its Vicinity, that he has made ...

... ° r GUINN ,ESS'S DUBLIN PORTER, begs to return thanks to bis Friends and the Public for their liberal support, and informs them that he has retired in favour of ISAAC SHARMAN, for whom he solicits a continuance of their patronage. ISAAC SHARMAN Be^ftf™RMV F mSS *£ P S*Si at L S S s £ cce ? d u ed *J r - GEO. WALKER in the Agency for GUIN- NESS'S DUBLIN PORIER , for Sheffield and its ...

... on MONDAY and TUESDAY, the Hid and 4th of May, 1841, for Plants, Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers.— Admission to the Public, Fir.st Day, 6d. ; Day, 3d. The Doors to be Open first Day, at Hfwo ?? ; Second Day, at Ten o'Clock. f N.B.- No Admission, but by the Door below tbe Blouse. Children, Half-price First Day. THOMAS WILSON, B>c, No. 1, WICKER, Sheffield, ftrjEGS to inform his Friends and the ...

... Let, THE Businesses of TEA DEALER, GROCER, and TALLOW CHANDLER, successfully carried on f or upwards of 35 years by the late Thomas Cooper. Apply on the Premises, No. 18, High street, Sheffield. SHEFFIELD, ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE, AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF- YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the Shef- Id Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester Railway Com- pany, will be held on ...