... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...