... \ uDon-Tro'nt, respectfully Informs the Nobility Clergy,! : , ¦ud InVbitants uf Leeds and its Neighbourhood, that he .- n! T -,i,s ?? Y COMMENCED BUSINESS in the EARTHEN- ?? i-oRCELAIN, and GLASS TRADE, on the Premises Vv occupied by Messrs. Osrc-.n - Co., I pperhead Row, and ; - ?? i'te-iti.,ll to Business and great Care in the Execu- ' , ,11 iir.l.rs, to obtain a Share of Public Support ...

... July, at Twelve o'Clock, according to the 2nd Rule, when the Committee appointed to Revise the Rules, will present their Report for the adoption of the Governors. JAS. GLEADALL, Secretary. Board Room, June 23rd, 1843. MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. JOHN MAGER (Assistant for upwards of Five Years to the Rev. T. Robinsox, Shrewsbury Hospital,) begs most respectfully to inform the ...

... of Interest. Applications to R. L, at the i~*»' f ?? ?? . J-^MtfTHOLME, late of GILLING, in , he North Riding of Y'.ikshire, l'urish Clerk, and j, s Serjeant in the North York .Militia. Any ?? claiming to be the HEIR AT LAW, of this •__»-i must send in their Claim to Mr. Tomi.in, ■Thor Richmond, Yorkshire, within One Month from Dsv. otherwise hi* Pioperty will be given up io the |fl . now ...

... LOIINGE. Letda, expressly ''f'.ilore^nts for the approaching Festive Season. The - lal _ r»1 It JkTreplcte widi Sivelties. and offers the combined 'CSpalSeCtoent to select from, »ith extreme M cS° n M t o f iSrknamel. Amethist, Topax, Filigree^ Agate. ?? Flower Brooches, moulded in Gold, from 10s. and Rosewood Desis, Dressing Cases, and Work Boxes, /r r„?her' 1 Env dope Cases. Folios. Ne plus ...

... . 3 Bradford, &c. . . . 5 Domestic Intelligence — Board of Guardians . 6 England 2 Piotection for Labour . 6 Wales 3 Leicester Bank ?? 6 Scotland 3 | j\ xe Revolutionary Principle J* Ireland 3 Miscellaneous ?? 3 S RI^ OF THE PsESS - iy M ,NG Articles— Lord Brougham: The Summary - The Wages Orator's Destiny — Question— A Feast for Aristocracy of Land 7 ?? Literary Notices . . 7 I'liriiahmeuts ...

... 3rd of April, at Twelve o'Clock. v ' 33, Norfolk street. To the GOVERNORS of the Sheffield PUBLIC DISPENSARY. My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemhn,— IN consequence of the Resignation of Two of your Physicians, a Vacancy has occurred in the Medical Department of the above Institution ; and the Weekly Board have resolved to submit to a General Meeting of the Governors the propriety of Electing Three ...

... . d t he entie Management of an Establishment con- ?? with both the Foreign and Home Markets; or 'nion of Bookkeeper, or Travelling, of which he is f! I . competent. Address, ?? Independent Office. ?? g _ possesses also a thorough knowledge of the File Jgted Trades. Silver plated goods, ...

... January, 1844. Dancing to Commence at nf ?? precisely. ' Strang*-**' Tickets— Gentlemen, 7s. 6d. each ; Ladies f ,ch; and Subscribers additional Tickets -Gentle m S fn.7s» J -: Ladies, 4s. each; may be procured on ap! jjratiun to the Secietary at any tune before Four ?? ?? the Assembly. c, « M ; J - EL LISON, Secretary. Corn-Exchange, Sheffield, Dec. 28th, 1843 ecclesfield ball. A public ...

... be made to the Apothecary ItgSß* S METHAM LEE, Secty. -ioKtf ASSISTANT, in a re- ;U, Li a Proficient in Mathematics, W #-**iSJ W- Pup,,s ' • n - d , go SfSStS so* ■ h wse Testimonials of Character ^ None need apply who hare T^rn Tfew second hand CASKS, * order. Apply to Mr. R. U •w° ?? ?? swing Number for Sale, and TV.- Gc*' Tfif DEALER. AND SEEDSMAN, Cltf^'-n n f Salthouse-Lane, ...

... Office of Housk-Surobos to 1 ,: ?? Very having become vacant by the Resignation of ?? lnr.riei.ii. rer ._ ect f u i_ y o g- er myself as a Candidate for that ,| - fS bee to solicit your Vote and Interest on the Dayof ?? '•,'„ i trust the Testimonials I shall then produce wUI £_.c_lo_, L m ., Ll t w ith your approbation. • l - :i:: .e si fortunate as to obtain the Appointment, no .t.u.ell «• ...

... CONTRACT, a very large well-seasoned STOCK „f OIL CLOTHS, of the first Quality and Patterns, Eight Yards Wide without a Seam, to any Size or Width wanted ; a very ex- tensive andgeneral Assortment of FASHIONABLE FURNITURE j for Dining, Drawing, Breakfast, and Bed Rooms, from a single Article to a whole Suite, by the best nnd most experienced Work- I men, and of the finest Materials ; a ...

... 6 £ D r , ?? Reporter . 3 Health of Towns Com- «'' , c j.vTTLUGENCE — mission ?? 6 *° r w i..d 2 Tb«ujhUonth«Natai___ I ?? 2 Man 6 S( , i, fi 3 Bank of Manchester . . 6 ?? v *, .1 3 Dosperate Conflict with .. „ , Unneous ?? 3 Pirates g M , Articles— Foreign Intelligence . 6 c ?? -City of Lond. ° . „ i ; ,;l _ Equali_ition English, Scotch, and Irish 1 , V1 ?? -Progress of Agitations ?? 7 ?? ...