... that she has appointed MvEDN ESDAY, the 24ih instant, for the Reassembling »f her Pupils. m January 4th. 1844. Classical & Commercial ACADEMY, NORTH CHURCH STREET. I 4 FARNSWORTH most gratefully acknowledges the , kind and liberal patronage of his Friends, and re- spectfully informs them and tbe Public, that his School fir the Education of a limited number of Young Ladies ■tl Gentlemen will be ...

... LADIES, will Re-open on Monday, the 22nd instant. January 9th, 1844. ladies' boarding school, Charnock House, near Ecclesfield. MISS CASE will have much pleasure in receiving her Pupils on Monday. Jan. 15th, 1844. Charnock House, Jan. 10th, 1844. An Articled Plpil Wanted. CLAREMONT VIL L A, Glossop Road, near Sheffield. THE MISSES LEWIS respectfully announce to their Friends and the Public, ...

... Patron- age, aud to infoim them, that the Young Ladies will Re- assemble on TuE6nAY, the 23rd instant. The mode of Instruction adopted by Mrs. B. is surh as to combine ihe regularity of a School witb the comfort and freedom of a Private Family; and while Accomplishments have their due share of attention, they are considered secondary to a solid and useful Education. Terms, References, and ...

... announce his intention of visiting Sheffield One day in each week, for the purpose of giving Instructions on the Piano Forte, Violin, Singing, &re, commencing on Friday, the 26th Inst. Reference is kindly permitted to Mr. Dawson, Norfolk Street, who will answer any inquiries. Hardy Croft, Wakef eld. SHEFFIELD 6c ROTHERHAM BANKING COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ...

... Mr. THOMAS ADAIR, on Phreno-Magnetism, illustrated hy a Se- ries of splendid and interesting Phenomena, in the Cut- lers' Hall, on Tuesday & Wed\esday Evenings next, February 6th a»d 7'h, at Ei^bt o'clock precisely. Admission : Strangers, Gd. eacb ; a Gentleman and Two Ladies, Is. EVENING DANCING ACADEMY. MR. GEORGE L. SAUNDERS begs to inform tbe Public ot Sh-ffield, that at the request of ...

... 1 1 to 12 ?? in the Morning, and from Half-past 6 to 8 ?? in the Evening, to receive Subscriptions and Contributions in aid ofthe above Fund. The Committee fear that, notwithstanding all their care, many of their Friends may not be waited upon, and they earnestly intreat them to send their Subscriptions to the Cutlers' Hall, or to the Office of the Independent or Iris Newspapers, as early as ...

... MR. TROWN begs leave most respectfully to inform his Ft iends and the Public in general, that his ANNUAL BALL, having been unavoidably Postpo ed, will take place on Tuesday, February 20th. Dancing to commence at Eitht o'Clock. Gentlemen's Tickets, ss. each ; Ladies, 45. : Breakfast included. Tickets to be had at the Assembly Rooms. Assembly Rooms, Feb. 9, 1844. ASSEMBLY ROOMS. SOIREE MUSICALS. ...

... 7\, Cutlers' Hall. Third „ Wednesday, Feb. 28, 7£, ditto. Fourth „ Thursday, Feb. 29, 8, Assembly Rooms. Fifth, „ Friday. March, 1, 8, ditto. Sixth „ Saturday, March 2. 8, ditto. Private Morning Conversazione at 11. in the Committee Room of the Cutlers' Hall, Feb. 27, 28, 29, and March I and 2. Admittance by Card only, which may be obtained ofthe principal Booksellers gratuitously; or of Mr. ...

... the CUTLEKS' HALL, Sheffield, on WEDNESDAY. March 6th, 1844, when the following Papers will be real : — An Investigation of the Theories as to the Origin o! Gothic, or Pointed Architectuie, by William Wallen, Esq., F. S. A. On Fossil Trees fouud standing upright in the Coal Measures, by Edward William Bixney, Esq., Hono- rary Secretary to the Manchester Geological Society. ;• The Morning ...

... Mercantile House, doing a general Sheffield Business, or with a respectable Capitalist, anxious to embark in the same. The Advertiser has an American, Continental, and Home Connexion (all of long-standing,) which he feels confident might be much extended by supplying Gene- ral Goods, especially on the Continent, having a well- established reputation for his Manufactures in several of the ...

... Security, on application to MB. POTTEB, Solicitor, Rotherham. 13th March, 1844 : PORTMAHOM Sabbath SCHOOLS. ON LORD'S DAY, March 17th, 1844, TWO SER- MONS, on behalf of the above Schools, will be Preached at PORTMAHON CHAPEL, by Mr. A. M. STALKER, Baptist Minister, Blockley, Worcestershire. Services in the Morning at Half-past Ten, and in the Evening at Half-past Sixo'Clock. Collections at the ...

... April the Ist, 1844. PATENT PLATED GOODS, Warranted ELECTRO-PLATED. THE very best of GERMAN SILVER coated with Real Silver, and manufactured into Spoons, Forks, Tea Sets, Cruet Frames, Candlesticks, &c. &c.,atT. Har- bison's Manufactory, Norfolk Works, Scotland street, Sheffield. Also, Old Goods Re-Plated, and made equal to new. BESPOKE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. BOSTOCK'S Family Boot and Shoe ...