... d . for Horses, I £__. cow-s. and young Stock. Plenty of Water, and of ■ well-k riotvn f atten ' ,n g Herbage. 4 -ply to Jas. and Taos. Deakin. Sheffield, or James X Hammond- the F^rm Man at Moor Hall. >I Xrgus life assurance COMPANY, ■S9, THBOGMORTON STREET, Bank.- Empowered by special Act of Parliament. ■kDVAN'TAGES of the ARGUS LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY— LOW RATES OF PREMIUM. jß_-V addition to ...

... his intention to Dispose art of his present large Stock on Hand. An early Inspection will be esteemed a favour. George street. i;W QUEEN STREET HOTEL. r TURNER respectfully informs his Friends, / , that the FAT OX, fed by our worthy Magi* *, th Rv. W. Alderson, will be SLAUGHTERED iIONDAY next, at his House, and remain during Week for general Inspection. One half will be cut in Friday, and ...

... Friends during her residence at Pitsmoor, and informs them and the Public, that she has REMOVED to the above-named commo- dious House, and trusts, by adherence to the plans al- ready so successfully pursued, to continue to have a share of public support. The duties of the School will be resumed on Thurs- day the 19th of January, 1843. AN ASSISTANT WANTED. GREENSIDE HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT, ...

... have a daily supply of Uie BEST NATIVE! OYSTERS. Tbose Friends who may favour him with their Orders, can have any quantity sent direct from Town, by inform- ing him two days previous to the time required. Out doors Is. 3d. per Score. In the Rooms Is. 4d. do. Up Stairs (Private) ?? Is. 6d. do. Barrels 6s. and Bs. each. Double Barrels 16s. do. Wines and Spirits, the celebrated India Pale Ale, ...

... to their Sub- ihers and the Public, that tbeir Sixth and Last rPBT fo r the Series, will take place in the above FRIDAY next, the 14th inst., for which occa- Mr CLEGG'S celebrated QUADRILLE BAND Jed* who Wlll Pla y sepeial Pieces during the [f is 2s each; Children, Half-price. — Perform- C tb e co'mmence at Seven o'Clock. Fashionable dancing. „ G SAVILLE, Professor of Dancing, Assem- hlv ...

... a daily supply :e BEST NATIVE OYSTERS. Friends who may favour him with their Orders, i SC ms quantity sent direct ftom Town, by inform- STIIoMM P rey ' 10U8 t0 thP t,me re°-uired- bHV , nrs Is. 3d. per Score. Out doors r , n the Rooms ?? 8. 4d. do. ?? s.6d. Bs do. ch> Keels': 16, do. ,«A Snirits. the celebrated India Pale Ale, Bur ?? Brewed Ale, London Bottled and Draught '^i/l'The CIGAR ...

... i„ ti* MORNING, at Half-past Ten o'Clock.— Lee rwr Chapel: The Rev. E. STALLYBRASS, late ' itoionary in Siberia.- -Nether Chapel: The Rev. - SSfiS BENNETT, D.D.-Howard-street Chapel- ' Sev S. BELLAMY. ] In tbe EVENING, at Half-past Six o'Clock.— Howard 'est Chapel: The Rev. E. STALLYBRASS.— ] Stbeb Chapel : The Rev. JOHN HARRIS, D.D. ■ 'In the Afternoon, at Half-past Two o'Clock, the seve- ' 1 ...

... my Canvass, thus far, throughout your important Riding, is indeed most cheering, and has in- spired me with a confident hope of success. If I have the honour to be elected to the appointment oi Registrar, I pledge myself to residence, and a personal and careful superintendence of the duties of the Office, which I will not hold as a sinecure. I beg further to intimate my intention to submit a ...

... .»! I. .jJ , above Bank, will be held at the CUTLERS' r Sheffield, on Wednesday, tbe Second Day of 1 ?? v .. Nt Twelve ?? at Noon. n Tinier of the Board of Directors. W' v R. RAMSEY, Manager. if ]d, January 15lh, 1842. OttGH BANK of SHEFFIELD. „rE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the AN- :i \L MEETING of the Proprietors of Shares , VP Bank will be held atthe BANK, in Nor- l,t 0 n FRIDAY, the Eighteenth ...

... DIVIDEND, due at Midsummer, 1842, on *, c ■ reS pective Shares, at the Company's Office, George ; reel on THURSDAY, the Fourth of August, or any -lbseqa« nt Day of Business, between the hours of Ten 1 Tbr ee - Order of the Directors. >n W. BROWN ELL, Secretary. Gporge street, July 27, 1842. ?? ANNUAL MEETING OF ~ THE RIVER DUN COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL ASSEMBLY or ...

... with which they » been favoured, and inform their Friends and the nuir that their Establishment will be Re-Opened on ffisDAY, July the 28th. They wisb a!so res P ectful| y t0 intimate, that Dr. Wes- , ;-eVa?ed to instruct in Music; consequently, they ?? to advance the Terms from Six to Eight r noas per Annum. Singing, an extra charge. G, ]JM House. June 27th, 1842. EDUCATION. _ g-^s HALL ...

... Sheffield Business, who is fully capable, from experi- ence, to Travel. He will be expected, when at home, to make himself useful in the Warehou-e. Address, by Letter only, C. W. L., Letter Box, No. 109. GRAND CONCERT. MR. DAWSON returns his grateful acknovvledg ments to his Patrons, Subscribers, and the Pub- lic, for their kind support to the SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS, and at the same time ...