... place iv the MUSIC HALL, on Thubsdav. Jan. fith, 18-iA Dancing to commence at Nine o'Clock. Gentlemen's Tickets, 65.; Ladies', 45., (including Tea nnd Coffee,) and may be had at Mr. Dawson's Music raloon, Norfolk str.et; or at Mr. Be__u_E*B Residence, 806, .-hale.- niO'-i. Mr S.s full and efficient QUADRILLE BAND will be ! a ?? n. GRAND BAI_J.~ AS EXC ELL .-.NT _-bi;RIHF.\T OF WHITE BXD GLOVES ...

... windows iv th union workhouse. Minehead. This act of treason appeal from the abetical calendar, but of course the criminal' name Albert The same play upon names ha often occurred before, and the Liverpool Clironiek gives th Mowing to amuse its young readers : —Judge Doddridge, st Huntingdon ass s. 1819, reproved the Sl.eritl for haying returned persons on the jnry who were not of sufficient ...

... Course of Education is on a jyir with that of the highest Public Schools, andat titesame m , the Schboi Tbeh^p^riwctiy Prints, »>*««»2_2 id lis* 1 — M . ,» ,1 rdfn fuat. f _-_hl ß ?? ?? aO MIU TjaaTjll f IFoaUan. «- ?? » ?? front torms, he, appl, rto Dr. Iptn. ?? TUENHKI? BOAP, Btmeen Tadcaster Bridge and Hob Moor Lane Mad. NOTICE IS HPRHBX OlVENrthat a MEETING of the TRUSTEES will be held ...

... time earnestly solicit their wealthy neighbours aad fellow -townsmen, wbo hsve not already contributed, to do so without delay. Subscriptions are received at each of the Banks. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Amount previously Daniel Illingworth 10 0 0 advertised 1296 1 0 J. &J. Browne & Geo. Bsron, Esq. 106 0 0 Co. 1C 0 0 SC. Lister, Esq. 50 0 0 George Armitaje & W. Horsfoll. Bros. 50 0 0 Co. 10 0 ...

... Cj ai at the Duties of their J on Tuesday, January 25th, 1848. ittOOaf^SoV- 6 ' SHEFFIELD. ?£ ...

... Esq., the year his age. The deceased was native London, and served his time to hit father ;.s a lighterman, and for a number of years toiled hard as any member the class to which lie belonged. Through his industrial habits and success in business realised immense fortune, ft is stated that has left landed and funded property to the amount between £300,000 and £400,000. A Life Preserver for j. ...

... of ■ Tb* Mam Ajp» SShanns- JrWtEm. and all suitable W^h^LvA 38 Acres of excellent Arable and °*^^sSinA* Township of Onraldkirk. * t * io ' wt~hoW and Laud Tax Redeemed. .F£* Tm Acres of rich Grass LAND, in tbe Aj^o?Sssfo^LeB*nbold Ibr a long term of ?? Thorp, the Tenant, will shew th* Premise*. ot m mm —^—^ DENTAL SURGERY. ATTSB-BAHOB A» Bth and 13th January, Privet* ?? Geobok Ibb. _ 7th ...

... tbe ■_t > ra_— * Cbap*. Benton Partc^lUwdea. OIKIOf «_»VICSB. ?? ?? i -j»*_n_-wi_t_ ?? commence by J^m Scrip-aw-an* Trayot. t*Ut. JOB** h-ELLY, ot liverpod, wiU ?? the istisinttery Uotmtßt IV Bey. T. SCALES, of Le_-S, v_H propose tta U*ud ^T^lr. JOSEPH FATTffi-M, of Woa, Salop. wiU offer __ Desstnat-Sa Pi-tyes. TV Rev. .. W.'tUMWtm, ?? D.D, « Leads, wil ri„ ?? te __•«**-«. IK _l STEMNO, __ ...

... difficult to guard sileuec in presence of the incessant appeals which he London journals have been for some days making to the French press, the chimerical eventualities of invasion , England,—eventualities of which, to hear our contem-. poraries the other side of the channel, that press was accomplice. However, as long as their journals were :hc only parties treating this subject before the ...

... On these terms is Aanum^A under Masters of great experience and high ** v J^m*. a strictly religious and highly finished * t ? m ?!.„ including Lathi, French, German, Greek. SS^^SSUJ Surveying, A.geb ? , Drawing, « Wirilline, be A superior style of Penmanship, M^'£3 unprovemem\ unlimited Diet, polite JX^JSnt. salubrious situation, regular Lectures, an SSTubrary, and frequent Excursion, in a ...

... 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 ...

... time respectfully to solicit those of their Fel- ?? who have not yet contributed, to do so with- out delay. Every day's exjierience demonstrates that there is deep and wide-spread Distress among the Working Classes, which the exertions of this Committee can at best only miti- gate; but if tho_e exertions arc paralysed by lack of Funds, that distress will assume a form and intensity too ...