... 25th, 1847. Upperthorpe, December 30th, 184 C. NUNNERY HOUSE. RS. H. FENTON and MISS FENTON beg X to acquaint their Friends and the Public, that their Establishmeut for YOUNG LADIES will be Re-opened on Monday, the 25th of January, when they wdl be grateful for their patronage. MRS. AND MISS ELAM. BEG to announce that the Duties of tbeir SEMI- NARY will Re-commence on Wednesday, the 20th of ...

... an early application at PAUL ASHLEY'S MART, in W T ATSON'S W T ALK, Sheffield, where none but the ?? Whitstables are kept, and which are such as to Defy Competition in price — quality being considered. Private Room up stairs. N.B. — Stewed Oysters on the shortest notice. India Pale Ale, in Casks of 12, 18, 54, and 108 Gallons each. CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES. Roberts' Fermented British WINES. THESE ...

... pro- mote Subscriptions for the Relief of the Sufferers from Famine, in Ireland and parts of Scotland, held in the Town-Hall, January 28th, 1847, HY. WILKINSON, Esq., the Mayor, in the Chair, It was Resolveo : Ist, That the afflictive detads of the Famine which now prevails in Ireland and parts of Scotland, caU for the deep sympathy of this Meeting with their suffering feUow-sub- jects in ...

... BOARDING SCHOOL, UPPERTHORPE HOUSE, Near SHEFFIELD. THE duties of Miss WEVER'S Establishment will be Resumed on Mondat, January 25th, 1847. Upperthorpe, December 30th, 1846. NUNNERY HOUSE. MRS. H. FENTON and MISS FENTON beg to acquaint their Friends and the PubUc, that their Establishment for YOUNG LADIES wUI be Re-opened on Monday, the 25th of January, when they will be grateful for Uieir ...

... Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Sheffield and its Vicinity, that the Partnership hitherto existing under the above Firm, is this day Dissolved, by mutual consent, so far as regards lir. SELIM BRIGHT. The Business wiU, however, be continued in _dl its Branches, by and under the Superintendence of MAURICE BRIGHT ; and it is hoped that the extensive Assortment and superior Quality of FASHIONABLE ...