... 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- mv the 19th of January, 1843. AN ASSISTANT WANTED. CHRISTMAS SERVICES, At SAINT PHILIP'S ...

... may be consulted at the gßir Ins, Rotherham, on Monday, the 6th J une . Sheffield- at the Bank Coffee Room, Bank street on the 7t h, Bth, and 9ih June. £--, Hours of Attendance, from Nine to Six And (|r. Swift's Specific for Deafne. may be had 'at the -arious places Mr. !>wift visits, with Directions for use. H. R. EVATT, SURG EON-DENTIST, 56, Queen street, Sheffield, SUPPLIES ARTIFICIAL ...

... the South of Yorkshire, TILL'' 1 * 1 ' 1 in Sheffield, on WEDNESDAY and L\ THURSDAY, i-he 22nd and 23rd of June j-EBMONS at the Upper Chapel, Norfolk street, as .[^Wednesday Evening, at Seven o'Clork, by the (H..RhKS BERRY, of Leicester; and e ,\ n'ursdav Morning, at Half-past Ten o'Clock, by O SJvVOA'H JJNES,of Derby. t PUin DINGER will be provided for tbe Ministers * p-jeudson Thurso*.* ...

... ft j|i be Preached in CARVER STREET SfpEL. on SUNDAY, February 27, 1842, by the Tf)HN M'LEAN; and on MONDAY, February ■• J t | ]c Rev. JAMES EVERETT, from York. i, rv jreon Sunday Evening to commence at Six, and Monday Evening at Seven o'clock. IE F F T~C O.'S CBtEBBATED SCOTCH TABLE BBSS, -jj Prime Condition, for immediate use, may be had at their VAULTS, under ihe POST OFFICE, at 3*. 'Pozen ...

... the Township of Great Hucklow, „t_e P^ l6 ' l of ?? P c « in tne County of Derby, called by the names, and containing the quantities following, (that I to say.) the new Rake Side, 2a. Ir. 24p. ; the Hob- „ fcnod. I *« 1R.35P. ; tbe Far Rake Side, 2a. 3r. Ip., 2 or late in the occupation of Mr. William Oldfield Also- all those Four MESSUAGES, DWELLING- HOUSES, or TENEMENTS, with the Gardens ...

... there are f. u reß) and the House pleasantly situated in the U'rii of' the Town.— For Reference, apply to H. ' Inn iun.. Esq., Solicitor. Hartshead. DEFECTIVE SIGHT. ■ had burn brothers, 'gpfirUNS, &re, 26, NURSERY STREET, I^YE GLASSES to suit every defect of the Eye, in every variety of Mountings, and pay the strict- rtention in fitting those with accuracy who favour a with their patronage. ...

... have a daily supply BEST NATIVE OYSTERS. Those Friends who may favour him with their Orders, can have any quantity sent direct from Town, by inform- ing him *rwo' days previous to the time required. Oat doors ls. 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 a nd Spirits, the celebrated India Pale Ale, Bur- ...

... . O tjGH of SHEFFIELD, and who are not on the • lpr or ho are on the Register, but have changed Re^ Residence, are reminded that they must now send ihexr . to the Overseers, or their Votes will be in tli^' l '°p inted Claims, and all requisite information, may be Gratuitously, on application to MR. R. J. OAIKTS- ?? «nfl Solicitor, Arundel street, Registration Agent for J Sheffield Polling ...

... be!d at the Cutlers' Hall, L iIOKDaV NEXT, at Seven ?? in the Evening, ' n 'Discussion will take place upon the best means of ■' hen a rine the P ?? Q p pressed state of the Commerce ■ m ?? a nufac tures of lhe Country. Members, with Friends, ? n ' sof expressing their opinions, are especially invited lei- , o 'reCoinn» ittee w ' ll meet at Six °'Clock, when each .r *4t on presenting his ...

... opportunity respectfully to return his most grateful acknowledgments to his •friends arid the Public in general, for the liberal favours . c h as received at their hands ; and in soliciting a continuance of the same, he begs to inform them that i,p hiis received a very extensive assortment of the FEWEST PATTERNS for the SPRING TRADE, se- lected from the principal Manufacturers in the Kingdom, ...

... 150 West street, nearly opposite the Dispensary. SfaeffieloVr**-- 22 . 1842. FEMALE EDUCATION AT ROTHERHAM. MRS. DAWES takes leave to announce to Parents and Guardians in Rotherham and its Vicinity, d she purposes, after the present Midsummer Recess, to receive into her Establishment a limited number of Young Ladies, to instruct in all the Branches of a Polite an d Useful Education. Mis. D. ...

... 28th instant, when he shall be happy to see LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. OX SUNDAY, September 18, SERMONS will be Preached by the following Ministers, and at the Tlffle « and Places specified: — lathe MORNING, at Half-past Ten o'Clock, the Rer. Pr. VAUGHAN, of London, will Preach in Queen Street Chapel; the Rev. H. L. ADAMS, of New- ark, in Mount Zion Chapel; and the* Rev. SAML. BELLAMY, in ...