... Railway is now Opened from GLOSSOP to MANCHESTER, and that the following are the TIMES of DEPARTURE and RATES of FARES : FARES. STATIONS. FROM GLOSSOP TO MANCHESTER. TO ARDWICK. ?? A.M. A.M. [ A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. S. D. S. D. S. D Gl °»sop 745 845 945 .. 12 0 .. 245 .. 506 45 241 10 1 4 Broadlrottom 751 851 951 .. 12 6 .. 251 .. 566 51 110 1 10 Newton 8090 10 0 110 12 15 ...

... patronage with which they have (_-c favoured, and respectfully inform their Friends and pt Public, that their Establishment will be Re-opened on [ucrsdat, January 26th. They wish also to intimate bit Mr. Frith is engaged to instruct in Music, which, W fther with Singing, will be Eight Guineas per Annum. 'January 9th, 1843. STANDARD HILL^JfcCADEMY, Near Notwngham, IVill RE-OPEN oTkfHURSDAY, ...

... and Education of voting Ladies, will be Re-opened on Jan- L -ARv2stb, 1843. N B —There is a Station on the North Midland Line, about half aniib^fr^ Highfield House. Ronfield academy, Conducted by Mr. A. TAYLOR, youngest son of the late Mr. J. Taylor, who for many years conducted an Academy at Dronfield. MR. TAYLOR begs to announce to his Friends and the Public, that be has Removed to the ...

... on tbe Evening of Thurs- t,.y, January 26th. M. J. ELLISON, Secretary. *V • SHEFFIELD COURT OF REQUESTS. UNCLAIMED DEBTS. 1836. £. s. d. Jan. 21. 8859 George Brett v. Appleyard „ 0 1 4 8861 John Ryalls v. Samuel Smith Oil 6 8869 Thos. Smith v. John Atkinson 0 14 9 8889 Wm. Hamsonv. ?? 0 5 5 „ „ v. Deakin ?? 0 9 8 „ „ v. Staniforth ..047 8925 Geo. Marriott v. Eyre 0 1 4 9005 Jas. Wild v. Revitt ...

... will Re- commence the duties of her Establishment on Monday, January 23rd, 1843. A limited number of Boarders only being taken, a most desirable opportunity is afforded to those Ladies who wish to secure for their daughters the comforts of home with the advantages of a superior moral and intel-' lectual Education. Teims, including the usual routine of an English Education, 24 Guineas per Annum ...