... JOHN KELLY, from Liverpool; after which, Elections will be made in aid of the above School. -Vices to commence at Half-past Ten ?? Six. - GRAND DISPLAY AND IMMENSE SAL E OF PARASOLS, „„,, UMBRELLA £ PARASOL MANUFACTORY, in y O . 6, CASTLE STREET, Sheffield. J SMITH begs to inform his Friends and the public, that he has just returned from the various j fleets, aml m consequence of the present ...

... Bth, ?? ?? Green House. MOUNT ZION CHAPEL. THE MINISTERS who supply this Month are as follows : — Vl .. ft. Mr. LEE, of Airedale College. 13&-20. Rev. DAVID LOXTON, of Liverpool. ?? Rev. W. M. O'HANLON, of Chorley. S.-rvices— Morning, Half-past Ten ; Evening, Half-past Six. I-_T Strangers accommodated with Seats. WOOLLEN DRAPERY AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, _ i. /: Johx Heppesstall, -12, Asgel ...

... Sheffield, respectfully informs his Friends gud die Public generally, that he has received from jlessrs. Samuel Allsopp and Sons, a large consignment 0 f their celebrated ALES, which may be had in Casks of (I 1° l w . 24, and 108 Gallons each. The INDIA, or TONIC PALE ALE, is particularly recommended by the most eminent of the Faculty to persons of Delicate Constitution, or labouring under ...

... STEEL TRADE, with the Manufacture of which the Prin- cipal is well acquainted. Any Gentleman, having the command of not less than £2000, will find the present an advantageous opportunity, gnd may be admitted either as an Active or Sleeping Part- ner. Apply to OT. B. ROBIVBON, Accountant & Commercial Agent, 2, Campo lane, Sheffield- £9oo WANTED, on the Security of Leasehold Pro- perty, valued ...

... Norfolk st., Sheffield N.B.— PIANO-FORTES TUNED, &c. INFALLIBLE LIKENESSES AND PERFECT PICTURES ARE obtained by the NEW PROCESS of POR- TRAIT PAINTING BY LIGHT. A Miniature Mounted in a Morocco Case, 12s. 6d. 27, JOHNSON STREET, Wicker, Sheffield. JONATHAN HALL, TEA and COFFEE DEALER, 31, High stbeet REMOVED TO 27, KING STREET. JH. takes the present opportunity of returning bis . grateful ...

... ou Sunday next, as previously announced. The Anniversary Services wiU therefore be Postponed. August 7, 1848. 'LONDON OYSTER ROOMS, WATSON'S Y/ALK, SIIEFFIEFD. PAUL ASHLEY begs to announce to his Friends mid the Public, that tbe OYSTER SEASON has com- menced, aud that he will receive daily suppbes of tbe BEST WHITSTABLE NATIVES, Which are considered by all Connoisseurs as incomparable, bull ...

... **■ hllin ou Sunday Evening, the Ninth of April. ?? to 7£ Intro ductory LECTURE, on The Nature and 1 use of Parables'' , v The Parable of the Sower. 3 « The Tares of tlie Field. / « The Talents. s «The Ten Virgins. a « The Lost Sheep. r « The Marriage Feast. a « The Leaven in the Meal. q » The Rid' Man and Lazarus. in The Prodigal Son. ,i ' » The Good Samaritan. , Jo a concluding ...

... TO be DISPOSED OF, a first-rate Retail HAT BUSINESS. The Shop is situate in the principal ness Street of a populous and important Manufac- ?? j- Town in the West-Riding of Yorkshire ; being a X l T shop, it has two Frontages, and has hitherto done ( ?? ge and 'profitable Ready Money Trade. This is a * t eligible opportunity for any person having a mode- !!« Capital to invest. For Particulars, ...

... BE not deceived by the confident boastings of the supporters of Mr. Denison. They have sought the support of Earl Fitzwilliam, but it has beeu refused. They seek to entrap men of uncertain opinions, by the abandon- ment of tlieir old Blue colour, but their Candidate is as litue as ever. (Ju every point, he is decidedly opposed to Liberal Prin- ciples, to the removal of Abuses, and to the ...

... J. BROWNE, B.A. ffBiTiNG Master. .Mr. FISHER. French Master . .Mr. BOULLAND. rMMAS Master ..Mr. BENEDELLI. J^wiko Master ..Mr. BEVAN. Terms P er Annum are — for Boarders, under Ten f \pe, Thirty Guineas ; for those above that age, * (..umeas. \ .ii German, and Drawing, are extra charges. I I rf PubUshed, EXAMPLES for PARSING 011 the f i U «- SYNTAX, used in the Hull Collegiate School. ~~iTe ...

... by ' Rev. Dr. MONTGOMERY, of Belfast, Professor of • to the Remonstrant Synod of Ulster; the Evening : rU ?? by the Rev. Dr. BEARD, of Manchester. At tlie inn of each Sermon, a Collection will be made in I j^e BITLDING FUND. ?? to begin at HALF-PAST TEN in the Fore- nd HALF-PAST SIX in tlie Evening. : '' j eB £MIAH Rogers, Organist of the Parish Church, ter wflh on this occasion, preside at ...

... on Monday, the 24th, hen she hopes to receive tlieir kind and liberal support. W Terms may he known on application at her Residence, 306, Shalesmoor. MUSIC. HENRY T. KIRK, (Organist of Wadsley Church,) respectfully informs his Friends and the iblic tbat he has commenced giving Instructions on the PI _>6-FORTE ; and being a Pupil of Mr. J. Bottomley (to wbom reference is kindly permitted to be ...