... Guardians, that, at the approaching Autumnal Quarter, Tues- tuy October 2nd, it is their intention to Open an ESTAB- LISHMENT for the Instruction of YOUNG LADIBb, m those departments of knowledge, which constitute a compre- hensive, correct, and graceful Education. ?? The Misses E. having had, from their family conn^n^ ample opportunities of becoming J^S a «d having the materiel, but the ...

... BANK STREET, opposite the Bane, b°' (LATS 32, A NOEL STBEET.) - b Good Materials are combined with the strictest economy. GEORGE EADON, Carver and Gilder, Cabd.S t Makeb, Upholdeb, and General Furnisher. » s to inform his Friends and the Public, that' he has REMOVED his Manufactory from Fargate, *to NEW rnt'ECH STREET, Nobfolk stbeet, Sheffield. Jan-lst, 1849. JONATHAN HALL, Tea and Coffee ...

... • 46, HIGH STREET, SHEFFIELD. TOYNE & HALL, Accountants, Surveyors, COLLECTORS of RENTS, DEBTS, &c, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, DUKE STREET, Sheffield Moor. OD A WATER MACHINER V.— TO BE SOLD a Bargain, a complete Set of APPARA- TUS for the production of Soda Water, Lemonade, and Aerated Ginger Beer, with Instructions for the Manufacturer. Apply to John Adams, 100, Hanover street, Sheffield ...

... the above Rooms, on THURSDAY EVEN- ING, March Bth, 1849, on which occasion, MADLLE. JENNY LIND make her first Appearance before a Sheffield Audience, along with other eminent Artistes. Pianist and Conductor ?? M. BENEDICT. The Seats will be Numbered, and the Places may be taken on and after Moitday, the sth March, from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Saloon Tickets, 21s. each ; Gallery, 10s. 6d. each. To be ...

... SECOND QUARTER for present year will commence on Monday next, the 2nd of April, 1849. In addition to the Classes already under' Mr. C. Wenhebt's superintendence, he wRI commence a New French Class. The following are the Lectures for the forthcoming Quar- ter :—■ April 17th, Richard Soßy, Esq., Notes of a Journey across the Cordillera of .the Andes in 1828, accompanied by Diagrams. May Bth, ...

... his usual supply of SPRING •• j 11. OATS, CLOVER SEEDS, &c., Which he oan , k] ?? c: vii.i MX pecorruaend to his Agricultural Friends. ■ ONATHAN HALL, . Tea Coffkk Dealer, •I HiOH-sTREET, REMOVED to KING-STREET. i -.kes th« present opportunity of returning his grate- -ledgtnents to his Friends and the Puhlic for all „ ;■ .ars, and respectfully solicitb a continuance of the ?? . i King street. ...

... sent forthwith to Mr. Atkinson, he Secretary-, at the Office of the Reform Society, No. 2, Bank Buddings. A prompt compliance with this request jrill ensure an early settlement of the Accounts. W. FISHER, Jr., Treasurer. Sheffield, May 3, 1819. TO THE ELECTORS OF SHEFFIELD. Gentlemen, — Mere words of thanks always appear inadequate and cold to those who are sincerely grateful. l'he truth of ...

... of their SCHOOL wiH ?? Resumed on Wednesday, the 24th instant. MJSS ABRAHAM respectfully informs her friends and tht- Public, that her SCHOOL wiU be Ke-op ...

... ILL* MISS BURGIN wishes to inform her Friends and the PubUc, that the duties of her School wtil be Resumed on Tuesday, the 17th instant. Day Boarders accommodated on moderate terms. MISS ABRAHAM respectfully informs her Friends that her S C H O O L wiU be Re-opened on Tuesday, July 31st, 1849. Holy Green House. EDUCATION.* MISS GUEST begs to inform her Pupils and Friends that she purposes Ee ...

... Public that the Duties of her SCHOOL wiU be Resumed on j W_d._st>ay the Twenty-third January. Upp.rthorpe, Deo. 26, 1849. BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE FOR COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES VISITING LONDON. ?? . . - j MRS. MURPHY again tenders her grateful thanks to Aer numerous Friends hi Sheffield and its .i_im_f, and she re- | spe *tfuUy solicits a continuance of tiiat Patronage which she j ...

... LORD'S DAY, Feb. i £IRI9 by ihe Rev - J> E> GILES: in the Morning, at alfW Ten ; and in the Evening, at Half-past Six. X Collection will be made after each Service, f ' — ' ' ?? A CARD*. • 4:; WILLIAM'SraAD, I&ND VALUER, ■ OWLERTON; nelb-'SHEFFIELD. J -r» r * • ?? t -if* « ?? ' - * O LD hock •rjazor'hoX^Sl . MONSIEUR f*K. GUILLAUME, * ?? k Proprietor of OLD ROC* RAZOR HONES, informs' his ...

... be ob- tained at the PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, MASBRO'. N.B.— Post Horses, Cabs, and Party Carriages on tbe shortest Notice. TO BE SOLD, remarkably Cheap, at THOMAS VINOR'S Cakbiage Factokt, J^st STREET Anew, handsome, ?? smaU ALBERT PHAETON lined with Morocco Leather, complete, either With or Without H _£SS_3Z_2£w WHITECHAPEL CART, lined with Brown Cloth, best Lancewood Shafts.— Both Carnages ...