... -l.er s ' Meeting , A 1 ■ IJITeT. ?? ; ; llVop,-rty-e^. ( V-tiealZ ea ?? increase ,„ its Maicoi the Coumr. The Anti-Corn Law Uc ?? IVosccutioiih 2 ; legates - , i INT«jI.IC»CK- J Po-STSCIUPT- ' - 4 and Affgi.an„t M 2; Ilcvcaue Returns - . 4 - clNTfcii.icii.NCK- Wool Markets, &c - 4 ?? 2 110-_, : and D.sra.ci In. ' :mi f C °°l ,Cr -2 I TELLIGENCB— • Attempt toshoot Bradford . II Mai o ?? ...

... . 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 ...

... Farmers, &c. AS Active Married MAN, who has had considerable experience in Farming, i» in WANT _, Situation as Farmers Man. or Hind. Letters to the Printer will have prompt attention. LAW. A GENTLEMAN, who has been recently admitted, is desirous of obtaining an engagement s MANAGING CLERK, in an Office where the Business is conducted under the superintendance of the Principal.— Address, Post ...

... ALL iv Branches. As the Adverti* Employer ...

... Re- 46, IT. UL'B- - TKEET, ED*. ...

... oil Moxdav, the first of August. They v\ill have vacancies for a few Pupile. Li.ter Terrace, Great Horton, near Bradford, •Tiily I afc, 1842. THE MISSES AMBLER BEG io inform tbeir Friends and the Public that their SCHOOL will re -open August Sth. _\ya i ?? Vik, Bradford. THE MISSES MOTTRAM Bid. to ami. . mice that they purpose commencing their Studies, with a limited number of Young Ladies ...

... _J_T ANTED a sttong, active, and will ▼ ▼ educated YOUTH, ot 15 rears ol age. as an A P pRENTICE io the Tea, Coffee, and Hop Trade. A premium will be expected, but a sharp clever Lad, who w rites a good hand, will be taken on Liberal Terms. Apply to Jouk Hodgson, Tea Dealer and Hop Merchant. No. 4. Old Bridge End, Leeds. A Young .Lady WM7HO has been Governess in a Family ww in the ...

... s iness at the above Address, where he will be P cf>ive the commands of the Public, confident it V to afford complete satisfaction in every :KT of his. Art. and Gentlemen's Address Cards, Cards of ;,itlery Labels, and every other kind of En- viable to the locality of Sheffield, finished in iquisite style, and on the shortest Notice. SHEFFIELD, RFIELD,MANSFIELD£NOTTINGHAM ROYAL MAIL. are most ...

... MR. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, of No. 67, TosTrru-Paaa, near I.ivaarooL, has the Authority Sir Joha Barrow, Kamaet. the Secretary to the Admiralty, for announcing to the that the Patent Apparatus for the Combustion of Smoke aad Saving of Coal attached her Majesty's team-Packet Urgent, Lieutenant Emerson, R.N. Commander, after being Use upwards of Six Months, on the Station between Liverpool and Dublin, ...

... Urge to examine the numerous upect- D«M at Room*. tome lb# bet of which bar# beta during »H or weather. Portraits, a small Morocco (ate. Guinea each J. F. TKRRY. Secretary. OPEN FROM TElf TO FOUR. ...

... Ist of Aiervr. The highest moat satisfactory Reft rsncas can given. Jely 19th. IMS. ...

... the Malt Shovel Inn, in Baildon, in the County of York, on W kdnesuay, the Tenth Day of August next, at Six ?? m the Evening, in One Lot, or in such Lots as may be deter- mined upon at the Time of Sale, and subject to Conditions,— ALL that large and substantially-built MILL, Three Stories high, situated in the Village of Baildon, lately occupied by James Trees and Company, for tbe Spinning and ...