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... suffered from lowness spirits, sick head-aches, dimness sight, together a want strength and appetite. These symptoms were accompanied with a csagh and a spitting phlegm, and likewise much win ...
... as an Api-kentice. VI7 ANTED, by an Established Surgeon in I * this City, an out door Pupil. Apply to the Editor of this Paper. WANTED, for the YORKSHIRE CLUB, f * as COOK and HOUSEKEEPER, a Person with high qualifications and recommendations. Applications to be made to Mr. Seli.ees, Yorkshire Club, York. SHOOTING. WANTED TO RENT, for a Term of IT Years, the RIGHT OF SHOOTING over a Manor, of ...
... the Atmosphere, and Con- nexion with each other, in relation to the Functions Health and Disease. By EDWARD JAMES SHEARMAN, MD., Jlember of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, &c. London : Churchill. OPINIONS of the Press. This little Work is designed to give a popular view of the subjects of which it treats. The Author has very suc- cessfully accomplished the end he had in view. The ...
... the Mechanics' Institution, on Mon- -1 in otl'« ' ith in aid of the Fund for presenting some 1 ?? -'their' regard to their Leader, Mr. Scholey. jUoni* lol vocalists. URS SUNDERLAND, nniCE AND MR. JOSEPH COATES. 0 s Mr CLAYTON. A FULL ORCHESTRA. >^ul»™> MR. SCHOLEY. c ant Scats 2s.— Back Seats Is.— Gallery 6d. ■ i:ke ' S ' , the Choral Society, Double Tickets to Front fibers ° cke(s purc j, ...
... lon of the Human Family, will be delivered TO MOR- ROW EVENING, April sth. Subject, — The Temp- tation and the Fall of our First Parents io Paradise. Hour of Service, Half past Six o'Clock. The Sheffield GRAMMAR SCHOOL. THE SECOND QUARTER of 1846 Commences this Day. Cards, stating the Terms, and lhe Sub- jects of Instruction, may be obtained at tbe School, be- tween the Hours of Nine and Ten a ...
... be the aJSS? A^ril 10th, 1846, Dr. NEWTON, of On Go0l) w jn preach a Sermon, Service to commence at M' ncl,e rinck in the Morning. Xle- fD °r FMNG A PUBLIC MEETING will be held, the - nth ) taken at Half-past Six o'Clock; the Revds. Dr. ft air '° f Manchester ; Dr. Alder, of London ;J. Everett, V* 1 ' a jjroadbent, late Missionary in India ; W. Naylor, °- r \- st Circuit ; and other ...
... LEEDS CORN MARKET. April We have moderate supply of Grain to-day. Good Wheat is scarce and obtains full prices, but other descriptions are plentiful and nearly unsaleable. Fine Barley maintains its value, but secondary qualities are ls per qr. cheaper. Beans are rather lower except tbe best conditioned. Oats are in request at a small advance. Wheat.Essex and Kent, 601 ba New Bed 53s to 60s-) ...
... Stock of DAMASK TABLE LINEN, which be has just purchased much under its value, and is OFFERING at Prices that cannot fail to insure a ready Sale. P. H. has also just received his Spring Stock of Fancy Window Muslins. GREAT GRIMSBY, SHEFFIELD, THE POTTERIES, AND GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. A GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders will be held at the TONTINE HOTEL, in Sheffield, precisely at One ?? in ...
... For Particulars apply, if by letter, post paid, to J. 11., Herald Office, \ ork. £2,000 WANTED. WANTED TO BORROW, on Security f I of the Tolls arising from the Darlington or Angel Inn and Barton Lane End Turnpike Road, the above . Sum. Rate of Interest, £5 per Cent. Applications to be addressed to .Messrs. Mi.wburn, Hutchinson, and Mewburn, Solicitors, Darlington. Darlington, 23rd March, 1646. ...
... of the Parables of Christ V itt,ei Hour of service, half-past six. SOCIETY, CH FOR AFRICA AMD THE EAST. .. (1 \ will he preached on Sunday Morning, April t SE f\gk iv Christ Church, by the ,1 • st ' - l-avYCETT, M.A., Incumbent of Low Moor; TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING of the Christ ■Z thC ?? ncli will he held on Good-Friday Evening, in '.' ' T'nirch Sunday School Room; when the Rev. ' M \ Vicar ...
... Tuesday Evening. Coffee continues dull. 54 casks 36 barrels Berbice met with few offers, and the whole was bought 435. to 60s. ; of 810 bags Ceylon, only bags superior native kind sold at 465. 6d. to 475., tbe remainder being taken in at 465. for good ordinary. Rice.—l,soo bags Madras were taken in above the value, at 12s to 12s. 61. Sugar.—4so West India have changed hands at previous rates. ...
... 19th, 1846: those in the Morning , r r pnißE by the 11 t TATTERSHALL, D.D., Incumbent of R £V ' St. Augustine's Church, Liverpool ; x that in the Afternoon by the ?? J EV- j. HART, 8.A., Vicar of Otley. ■ will be made after each Sermon for the Christ Collections Church Sunday Schools. > es will begin at a Quarter-past Ten, Half-past Two, The Se and Half-past Six o'Clock. •^J^FORDMECHANICS' ...