... S U RA N C E *— The rates of Premium L charged by this Company are the lowest, on the taken by any respectable Office in the Kingdom. i,e! % yearly payment of a small sum, a person may his wife and children from poverty after his death, ?? utio a wk' o * l no P ru(^ eat ma should neglect. Duties granted either immediate, orto commence ?? later period, as a provision for old age, and En- a! ...

... yORGE'S CHURCH, by the Rev. Mr. OWEN, (late ?? j )!lB r_v abroad,) in behalf of the Funds of the above j, u 'tioD.- Another SERMON in aid of the same In- ?*,j on will be Preached in the Forenoon, at ST. JJfl/S CHURCH, by the Rev. JAMES KNIGHT, on 1 ?? the 20th instant. F. GODWIN, KURSERY AND SEEDSMAN, iESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Pub- lic, that he has REMOVED from Westbar to the p ...

... Evenings, in TOWNHEAD STREET CHApEL,by the Rev. C. LAROM. first Discourse To morrow Evening, (15th.) on The Scriptural Constitution ofthe Chrisiian Church. Service commences at Half-past Six o'Clock. A CARD. • /TR. SAUNDERS, PROFESSORofDANCINGand jW| SINGING, Music Hall, Sheffield. Schools and Private Families attended. Terms may he known on ap- plication at Mr. Dawson's Music Warehouse; ...

... him to have a daily supply of ?? ie BEST NATIVE OYSTERS. Tbose Friends who may favour him with their Orders, have any quantity sent direct f-om Town, by in for m- ?? hvo'davs previous to the time required. Outdoors Is. 3d. per Score. In the Rooms ls. 4d. do. Up Stairs (Private) ?? ls. 6d. do. Barrels .. -•• 6s. and Bs. each. Double Barrels 16s. do. jc; n p S and Spirits, the celebrated India ...

... be delivered to the Members of the ! .heir Friends, at the MUSIC-HALL, on Evening, January 4th, by GEORGE [, Esq., of Manchester. open at Half past Six, and the Lecture to seven ?? precisely. Extract from the Rules. nay become Members of the Society by a sor upwards ; or by payment of an Annual f not less than 10s. 6d., from a Merchant or and of not less than 2s. 6d. from a work- the year, ...

... steff ards would be obliged to those Gentlemen ___P v intend to take Tickets for the above Dinner. W-- jor before MONDAY, tlie Fifth day of Sep- mm 00 ■ ■ mbP ,- f ,5 ( X 1 Js. each, to be had at the Bar of the Crown ■«-^''S ENRY WALKER, Esq., Chairman. I GE S, C cSRKE F , oX i Es ...

... in tbe Morning, by the Rev. JAMES EDWARDS, (of Nottingham;) and in the Evening, by the R ...

... a n iie L lD ,'« Sculptor, where they keep an extensive as- W ]: t of'cHIMNEY PIECES, of every variety of ft. o: ' me ami Derbyshire Marbles, manufactured by power- ■F^'-S I ?? mcrV ; likewise, they execute Monuments, Co- ■ ul for Busts, Tables for Halls, Slabs for Furniture, R^t ta nds. ...

... and liberal Patronage with which they . been favoured, and inform their Friends and the »„. that their Establishment will be Re-Opened on rSsDAY, Jaly the 28th. The- • *■•>-* also res P ?? . J y t0 intimate, that Dr. Wes- i-e'D *aged to instruct in Music; consequently, they ' faad io advance the Terras from Six to Eight h , afe « as ncr Annum. Singing, an extra charge. ( 'S5j^ Sf - June 27tn ' ...

... transaction of other Business, will ■eld he A* SEMBLY Rooms, Norfolk street, at Ei ...

... V*-* 1 ?? 00 ** and con - mands delightful Scenery ; at- ii to the H ...

... ?? April 12,1842. | on Lord's Pay, April 10, the Rev. THOMAS POT- ti;VGER. of Bradford, will preach Morning and Even- . ibices at Hall-past Ten, and Half-past Six o'Clock. ! ° g 6n TUESDAY Evening, April 12. the Rev. J. E. rI , re; of Leeds, will preach. Service to commence , iven o'Clock. Collect' 0 * 5 after each Service towards removing the Debt on Portmahon Chapel. BAPTIST CHAPEL, EYRE ...