... and a DWELLING- HOUSE, containing Kitchen ou the Ground Floor, Par- lour, five Lodging Rooms, and Attic attached. ALSO, AX EXCELLENT OFFICE, Over the above Premises, consisting of Two or Tliree Rooms, with a Private Entrance from Castle Folds. Apply to H. Styring, 8, Change aUey. TO BE LET, In MARKET-STREET, SHEFFIELD, ALL those Excellent PREMISES, containing Twelve good Rooms and Cellar, weU ...

... respectfully informed that the EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING wfll be held at tbe Imstitution, Doncaster, on THURS- DAY, the 3rd June. Tbe Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock. At this Meeting the Report sad Statement of Accounts for the past year will be read ; the Officers for the ensuing year chosen ; and all toe QUALIFIED CAN- DIDATES wHI be admitted into the Institution, to be ...

... ME. and MRS. THOMAS beg leave to state there will be a MORNING CLASS for YOUNG LADIKS only, at their Residence. 15, Parade, and Saturday; JUVENILE CfLASS, Music Hall, Albiun Street. bvsry Wednesday and Afternoon, at Two; CLASS for YOUNG GENTLEMEN only, every Wednesday and Friday, at Six o'Cloct, East Parade; EVENING SDBSCRIPTION CLASS, for ADULTS, will commence October. [879 ANN ENGLAND ...

... Price Fourpence Halfpenny. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 v , 1847. AND HALIFAX, HUD'JERSFIELD, AND KEIGHLEY REPORTER. Vol. XV. No 694. ADVERTISEMENTS. J Sabbath School Anniversary. ON LORD'S DAY, October 24. A, 1847, TWO SERMONS will be Preached ia Benton Park Independent Chapel, Rawden, by the *~ _~ , REV. J. PARSONS, of York. N.B. Service to commence in the Morning at Half-past Ten o'Clopk, and in ...

... FLOWER nnnTS direct from the most celebrated growers in * v ■ °' coo-sting of the finest varieties of Double and fi^t+eHyaeiuths, Xrocuies, Narcissus, Tulips, Jonquils, ?? and Anemonies. fee, fee, and owing to the last favorable Season, the Balbs are of unusual fine quality, Li will be offered at moderate prices, for which early jjjders are solicited. The finest Hyacinths by name, 6s. ner ...

... Dock Walls, Hull, ABE APPOINTED AGENTS FOR THE THAMES PLATE GLASS COMPANY* LONDON, And have on band a Stock of different sized Plates, and beg to oall attention to the superior Colour and make of the Plate Glass manufactured the Thames Company. Hull, 18 February, 1847. [52 ...

... Price Fourpence Halfpenny. You XIII. No. 6J5 THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1847. AOVJRTISEMfc^TS. EE LECTURES, explanatory of the doc- -1 trine of the CathoUc Church on the subject of INDUL- rRSCES, will be giren in the Catholic Chapel, Mount St. uLnt. by toe Ber. T. Harrison, on the three successive Kf eveniugs, Jan. 24th, Jan. 31«t. f and Feb. 7th. Ssrncf to commence at half-past Six ia the ...

... Gentry, ?? in general, for the very liberal Patronage which they continue to bestow upon him, and to assure them that all orders entrusted to his care will be finished in that superior style of excellence which has given such general satisfaction to those who have honoured him with their commands. N. B.— All Orders lea with Mr. Wm. Stkwabdson, the Head Ostler at the George lon. Coneystreet, ...

... AMD HALIFAX, HUDDERSHCLD^AND rriBHLEY REPORTER. - Price Fourpence Halfpenny. THURSDAY, NOVjiMBE^ ?? 1847: Vol. XV. No 698. ADVERTISEMENTS. Bradford Religions Tract -Society. ON Sunday Evening, Nov. 21, 1847, a SERMON will be preached, in behalf of the above Society, by the REV. H. DOWSON, «t Westgate Chapel. Service to commence at half-past Six o'clock. On Tuesday Evening, November 23, the ...

... 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 ...

... of New Malton, in -_» County of York, widow, deceased, as descended faL. the Brothers or Sisters of her Father, may, on SSrr__- to Messrs. *W_x«.eb, Solicitors, New Malton, »£.r nf something to their advantage. HANNAH LAPISH was born at Westow, in the ?? of this County, in or about the year 1770 ; 4Mwas illegitimate ; her mother's name was Bielby, and her reimted father's name, Bmith, who was ...

... him for a period of Eigh- teen Years ; snd whilst she announces to die Public her determination to oontinue the Business for the benefit of her Family, she trusts she will be able, with the assistance of aa efficient Partner, to give that satisfaction which has hitherto secured ao large a proportion of Public Patronage. MRS. PIPES and MR. ROWMAN beg to announce to the Public their intention of ...