... a large and flourishing Agricultural District. The Stock and Fixtures -rill not exceed £450, having been considerably reduced. Every facility will be afforded as to time for the payment for lhe same. The Proprietor is relinquishing the Business, in consequence of leaving that part of the country. For Particulars, apply (Post-paid,) to Mr. John Simpson, Iron Merchant, Louth. This Advertisement ...

... and Opened his Extensive SHOW ROOMS, in Commercial Street, is now enabled to offer for inspection, an excellent Assortment of FLTRNITURE at so considerable a Reduc- tion in Price, as will amply repay Purchasers a Journey to Leeds to inspect it. The Furniture being made of the best seasoned Wood, and of sound Workmanship, he can recommend every Article. Mr. B. having recommenced the Trade since ...

... tbe 25th of July, 1843. A Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, HIGHFIELD HOUSE, WATH, near Rotherham. MRS. SCOTT respectfully announces to her Friends and tbe Public, that her SCHOOL will be Re- opened on WEDNESDAY, July 26ih. EDUCATION, CROOKES ROUSE, near SHEFFIELD. MRS. SMITH (Widow of the Rev. J. Smith,) conti- nues to receive a limited Number of Young Ladies ; Boarders, ...

... well selected, The Premises are conveniently fitted up with requisite j Fixtures, and may be taken at a moderate Rent. Such an opportunity of investment as the above rarely occurs for a ! small Capitalist. Communications, addressed A. Z , care of the Printer Of this Paper, will be immediately attended to. To FARMERS, CARTERS, AND OTHERS. WILLIAM ROSE, Wheelwright and Joiner, i Duke street, ...

... of Visitors generally, and that he shall be happy to see his Friends to taste his GENUINE HOME BREWED ALE, ALLSOPP'S INDIA PALE ALE and his Two-year Old LONDON DRAUGHT and BOT- TLED PORTER; as also his WINES and SPIRITS, which are of superior quality. N.8. -P. A. can Furnish Families with small casks of his Genuine Home Brewed Ale, and Allsopp's India Pale Ale. For Price, &c, apply at the ...

... Her Most Oracious Majesty's Royal Charter of Incorporation for the Borough of Sheffield, bearing date at Westminster, the I wenty-fourth day of August last, I shall, on the Fifth a i ay i ?? • P ?? Month of September, make out an Alphabetical List of all Persons who shall possess the Title and Qualification of BURGESSES of the said Bo- rough of Slieffield, according to the provisions of the ...

... 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 ...

... parliament to reject the Educational Clauses of Sir James Graham's FACTORIES BILL: — Thos. Branson j osa . Bloom Meggitt A. J. Knight John Parkin Edward Smith David Johnson Win. Fisher Wm. Fawley John Wilson John Hall G. P. Naylor Cowen and Dixon Wm. Hargreaves Richd. T. Taylor Samuel Jackson John Greaves Alexander Bell Thomas Oates Thomas Smith Thomas Birks R. S. Bayley Frederick Stones Wm. ...

... a 8 follows :- •W. i b W ri be Preache d on LORD'S DAY, 24th September, at TOWNHEAD STREET CHAPEL -at Sc P h st at T B n e'u by M T- • J - DUT ™*. W*s >oi th Mr Win Dy ; l^T? ; and at Half-past Six. by LloneL^amalca '* B ' Sh ° P ° f lhe Church ?? ™c Tlie PURT tp i^il a f P ast Si *> b y Mr - BUTTON. * DAY P„ IC * M^ETING will take place on MON- Hoil Xi e, Z?r TOWNHEAD STREET CHAPEL when ...

... have a Daily Supply I the BEST NATIVE OYSTERS. Tho s e Friends who may favour him with their Orders, r an have any quantity sent direct from Town, by inform- mglnm Three Days previous to the time required. Wines and Spirits, the celebrated India Pale Ale, Burton and Home Brewed Ale, London Bottled and praught Po-ter, &c. N.B. The CIGAR DIVAN is Open every Day. RUPTURE. A GREEN'S PATENT ...

... 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, ...

... - KETTLE'S SEMI- ?? o Commp nce on Monday, Oct. 2, 1843. Hock street, September 20th, 1843. JOSEPH GENN7(I^t7w. H. Germ ) C H re E 6^ T bl & D ,f U „ GGIST > is «■ I^SiS!2i a «, Wffi? Sheffi;.d UCated Y ° UTH ' T MISSIONS TO THE HEATHEN. O-MORRO W, Sept. 24th, FOUR SERMONS will be Af X, c ,.i n a jL d of the BAPTIST MISSIONS. t •_, ?_ WNHEAD STREET CHAPEL, at* Half-past Ten, by Mr. DUTTON ...