... Mr. ilaukMvortirs,) has just j purchased a large Quantity of STOCKS and OPERA j TIES of a London Manufacturer, under peculiar circum- | stances, which, with his previous Stock, he now offers at Lower Prices than ever offered in Sheffield. The whole are marked in Plain Figures, with their former and re- duced prices. HOSIERY. GLOVES, GENTLEMEN'S HEADY-MADE LINEN, COLLARS, FRONTS, BRACES, SILK ...

... 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 ...

... above the Uuion Bank,) and 3. Corn Exchange. GEORGE DEAKIPJT, Tortoise Shell and Horn Comb Manufacturer, 54, FARGATE, SHEFFIELD, BEGS to inform Families and Schools of bis OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, celebrated for supe- f.iority and economy. — Six Squares, One Shilling. Messrs. WM. GREAVES 6c SONS, OF the SHEAF WORKS, have this Day Admitted WILFORD METTAM and BENJAMIN JAS. EYRE as PARTNERS in ...

... House, near Huddersfield. JOSEPH BROOKE, Esq., Greenhead, near Hudders- field. CHARLES APPLEBY, Esq., Sheffield, Director of the Sheffield, Ashton-uuder-Lyne, and Manchester Railway. THOMAS BLAKE, Esq., Sheffield, Director of the Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester j Railway. WILLIAM BRADLEY, Esq., Sheffield, Director of the Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester Railway. ...

... Inhabitants of Sheffield and its V.einity, to an Inspection I^.. Extensive Swck of Superfine West of England CLOTHS Fashionable Doe- skins. Kerseymeres, Tweeds, &r. J also, a Splendid as- sortment of Rich' Satins, Cashmeres and Qa ilting*. adapted to the Present Seas, W. F. havtng just re- turned from London, where he has Selected the above, from Houses of the First Celebrity. W. F.. in ...

... and tlie Public, that he has resumed the DRAPERY ! X ?? 'he Premises formerly occupied by Mr. Jno. HfPPt'XSTALL. R will be bis endeavour so to conduct bis D us jness as to deserve the coufid, nee so long reposed in the late firm of ' Ovv in and Sons. Having just returned from the various Markets, the Stock i- entirely New. and nsists of tbe usual variety t.f useful Goods belonging to ' ...

... th* Public, not knowing how we may be received i„ such homely garb. Our Shop situate as above, entitled THE JOHN O'GAIM DLPOT, has been selected, not lor its outward app-aranee, but for convenient situation and low rent. It has every thing requisite to carry on a laree trade, only, we fear, not making ralher a better show, you may overlook us. However, we will adduce a few facts, which, ...

... removal to the above-named Residence, takes this opportunity of informing the Inhabitants of Sheffield and the Neighbourhood, that she hss spacious Ac- commodation for a limited number of YOUNG LADIES as BOARDERS, whose moral and intellectual improve- ment would be assiduously attended to. Careful attention will be given to those departments of Education which will tend to fit her Pupils for ...

... received, and assure their Friends and the Public that they will not cease in ?? endeavours to ad- vance the Education, and promote the moral and physical improvement of those Lsdies committed to their care ; and they trust that the satisfaction already evinced will in- duce others to place reliance in their abilities. They bejr to inform Parents and Guardians that the duties of their ...

... above tbe Union Bank,) 'and 3, Corn Exchange. LONDON OYSTER ROOMS, WATSON'S WALK, SHEFFIELD. PAUL ASHLEY begs to announce that bis Rooms for the purveying of Oysters, are now open, and tbat his arrangements in Lor.donenable bim to supply NATIVE OYSTERS of tbe most recherche description, at tbe fol- lowing Prices: — OutDoor Is. 4d. Intheßooms Is. 6d. Up Stairs (Private) Is. 6d. Barrels Bs. 6d. ...

... KNIGHT, M.A., and a Collection made towards liquidating tbe remaining Debt, incurred by .the thorough repair of the Church, inlS39, and the damage caused by the Storm in July of last year. BUSINESS OP A DRUGGIST. TO BE DISPOSED OF, the Connexion in the Trade of a DRUGGIST, in Chesterfield, for some time carried on by Mr. Wm. George Charlesworth, with considerable success. The Person ...

... Sheffield and its Vicinity, that he has taken the SHOP next below the New Post Office, in Angel street, which, on Saturday, Dec. 21st. he intends Openine wi'b an entire New and Fashionable Assortment of HATS, CAPS, and BONNETS, «hicb, for quality and Price, he feels confident cannot be surpassed by any House in the Trade. N.B. -One Price, and no Abatement. JOHN MELVILLE, BRUSH MANUFACTURER, No ...