... March 25th, 1846. NETHER CHAPEL, SHEFFIELD. THE Third of tbe Rev. THOMAS SMITH'S LECTURES on tlie Origin and Primitive Condi- tion of the Human Family, will be delivered TO MOR- ROW EVENING, March 29th. Subject,— The Inno- cence, the Honour, and the Happiness of our First Pa- rents in Paradise. Hour of Service, Half past Six o'Clock. IMPORTANT TO THE NOBILITY, CLERGY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC ...

... LONDON CORN MARKET, March 23.—At this day's mar- I ket we had moderate supply English Wheat. There was less ' briskntss the trade, and although the prices of this day week were supported for tine tuls, still secondary qualities were diffi- cult of siosal. Bonded without change in value, but only a small extent of business was tracsicted. Barley kept steady* in price and demand. Maple Peas ...

... a SCHOOL. She is capable of giving a sound English Education, with the rudiments of Music, French, aud Drawing, she would have no objection to go abroad. Apply to A. 8., care of the Editor of this Paper. GOVERNESS WANTED, at Easter, in a Respectable Farm House, to Teach Three or Four Children ; one who has been accustomed to Tuition, and does not object to make herself useful, if required. ...

... JOSEPH WOLFF, LL.D. D.D. Vicar of Lie Brewers, Somersetshire, t\VO LECTURES in the Mechanics' Institute, 6 ' Expedition into BOKHARA, the HISTORY of! ?? ,; ?? ' a nd the Political Condition of TURKISTAN ; prVJAI'B, the pre^nt scene, of War. ,t» f ' ?? will commence at Half-past Seven c'Clock. V i' r Ticket :— To the Front Scats, Is.; to the Back '• f ' ' i A (tendance is expected to be ...