... W. M. O'HANLON, of Chorley. ' ' », Rev. J. A. SAVAGE, of Wilsden. 10, Rev. J. A. SAVAGE, of Wilsden. ?? 23, Rev. E. GATLEY, of Thirsk. ]] 30, Rev. R. SKINNER, of Huddersfield. Services— Morning, Half-past Ten ; Evening, Half-past -; x Strangers accommodated with seats. 'Attendance in the Vestry, on the Evenings of the 3rd, Sth, 10th, and 13th, from Half-past Six to Nine, to let ' pews and ...

... being supplied with the p-fIOICEST, BEST, and CHEAPEST Articles in L * SUGARS, MALT, TEA t-rrS SPICES, HOPS, Ln& ' FLOUR, HORSE CORN, other Article in the Trade, at the above Establish- (* ...

... by the Rev. SAMUEL BACHE, of the New Meet- jng, Birmingham, on SUNDAY, Oct. Bth, 1848. I Collection will be made -at the conclusion of each se rvice. Morning service at half past Ten ; Evening ser- ce at half-past Six. DANCING AND CALISTHENICS. MR. J. FRITCHE has the honour to announce that, having made arrangements to give his Instruc- ts at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Norfolk street, that his ...

... Printed by T. Scott, Church street, Shef- field, BIU^ ma^ c ac °* Booksellers. Neatly Bound in Cloth, Price 2s. Gd. This Day is Published, Price Is., THE CLAIM OF THE RIGHTEOUS IN DEATH: A FUNERAL SERMON for tlie late EDWARD BAINES, Esq., Preached in East Parade Chapel, on the 13th of August, 1848 ; by the Rev- JAMES PARSONS. Londou: Hamilton, Adams, & Co., Paternoster-Row; Leeds : Baines and ...

... habits, and pos- (reueral knowledge of tbe Sheffield Trade, who ■jseMJ X\e to invest from £1500 to £3000, and take , ' l ' l ■ » nart in the Management of a MANUFAC- C a „ d MERCHANT BUSINESS. The Connexion - well established for several years, and the Profits j • sr S and certain. _ fi l r 6 advertisement appears in consequence of the ar- fl*'s ' ( . t i r einent of one of the present ...

... GENTLEMEN may be accommodated with f rill e SITTING and BED ROOMS, at Hill Top I ' ?I \ortou- (late the Residence of the Rev. H. H. r ;E ' Terms moderate. MRS. COCKER'S (Late of Barnsley,) iM.MERCIALand PRIVATE BOARDING- HOCSEi 14 Charterhouse square, Aldersgate I TosD oN, near to the General Post Office. Gentle- r i families will find comfortable accommodation, terms. Night Trains attended ...

... most Ap- proved Systems of Double and Single Entry. IN- SOLVENTS', BANKRUPTS', and all complicated Books of Accounts systematically Balanced. CORRESPONDENCE conducted for Houses in the Foreign Trade, on Moderate Terms, in the French aud Spanish Languages. MERCANTILE COMMISSIONS promptly attended to. THE CABINET-CASE TRADE. JOSEPH STONES & SON respectfully announce J to their Customers and the ...

... OYSTER SEASON has com- j gjced, and tbat he will receive daily supplies of the jesT WHITSTABLE NATIVES, jrtjjjh are considered by all Connoisseurs as incomparable, th for Condition and Delicacy of Flavour. ° pbices per score : — In doors ls. 4d. and ls. Out of doors ls. 3d., Is., and 9d. WOOLLEN DRAPERY AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, {LiTE John Heppenstall, 32, Angel street.) WILLIAM ...

... will be resumed on Tuesday, the 25th inst 'TTdies^boarding school, HOUSE, NEAR SHEFFIELD. ShE Duties of Miss WEVER'S School will be | Resumed on Wednesday, the 19th of January inst Sheffie^m^l^ *~ tH je MISSES GILBERT Bvr to inform their Friends and the Public that the Duties of their SCHOOL will be resumed on _,n iv 20tb January. ?? TERRACE, Glossop road. THE MISSES JESSOP respectfully inform ...

... r -tablishment for Young Ladies will be Re-opened on F B.DAY, July the 28th. LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, fppERTHORPE HOUSE, sear Sheffield. THE Dnties of Miss WEVER'S Establishment will be Resumed on Wednesday, the 27th instant. Upperthorpe, July 4th, 1848. IffRS. AND MISS ELAM BEG to announce that the duties of their Seminary for Young Ladies will be Resumed on Tuesday, the •>:itli of July- * ...

... command of £500 requisite- Application may be made to W. H. ROBINSON, Accountant and Commercial Agent, 2, Campo lane. £1000 ON FREEHOLD SECURITY ONLY. ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, in one or more Sums, ready to be advanced as above. W. H. ROBINSON, Accountant and Commercial Agent, 2, Campo lane. TO DE DISPOSED OF rrHE GOOD-WILL, STOCK-IN-TRADE, and FIXTURES of a first-rate RETAIL HAT SHOP situate ...

... the General Post Office. Gentle- ir fln( j Families will find comfortable accommodation, n ' e iioderate terms. Night Trains attended to. NEW UPPER CHAPEL, NORFOLK STREET, -rT^ILL be OPENED for Public Worship, on \\ SUNDAY, the 21st iust. Morning Services by h Rev. Dr- MONTGOMERY, of Belfast, Professor of ! iv '-initv to the Remonstrant Synod of Ulster; the Evening ' Services by the Rev. Dr. ...