... hy the Rev. THOMAS tvs ol HuU, on Sunday Evening next, at Half-past . v o'Clock- de in aid of the Funds of the CoUege. CoUectionjnU»*_^ e_ «m7ENHA3I LAKE ICE.— PAUL ASHLEY W begs to announce to his Friends, that he has renewed is arrangements for a constant supply of the above agreeable rticle, during the Summer Season. p A has always on hand a large Stock of his celebrated omebrewed BEER, ...

... MONDAY EVENING, July 2nd, at Seven .Clock, when the attendance of the Members is respectfully iqnested. E. HEBBLETHWAITE, Secretary. Library Rooms, Watson's walk, 28th June, 1849. SHEFFIELD PUBLIC DISPENSARY.— The ANNUAL MEETING of the Go l?™°™ °* Institution will be held atthe Disp-nsabt, on WH.V^i>iJ^x next, July 4th ; the Chair will be taken at Twdveo Clock. ne ' * ' G . T . NICHOLSON, ...

... SURVEYOR, • 46, HIGH STREET, SHEFFIELD. A CARD. WILLIAM P R YO R, (late G. J. White,) MARK MAKER, LETTER CUTTER, and EN- GRAVER, No. 475, WEST STREET, Sheffield. LOST, on Monday, the 28th ult., a large Fawn- coloured and White GREYHOUND DOG. Anyone restoring it to No. 170, South street, Sheffield Moor, shaU be handsomely Rewarded. JONATHAN HALL, Tea and Coffee Dealer, 31, High-street, REMOVED ...

... Blind Asylum, and within Three Minutes' Station - ELLIOTT'S, (late Arnett's,) Original SAUSAGE HOUSE, No. 4, GEORGE STREET. The Proprietor tenders her thanks for the Überal favours already received, and hopes by strict attention to Business to secure a continuance of future support. Best Mutton SAUSAGES, ?? as usual, 9d.per lb. Fresh made two or three times a Day. JONATHAN HALL, Tea and Coffee ...

... *« be RE-OPENED for Divine Worship series of K£P' S j^y, j une loth, -when the Rev. JAMES ?? TT of Cleckheaton, will Preach. Service in the Morn- sC , Half past Ten, and in the Evening at Half-past Six. Collections wUI be made after each Service, to defray the nec^aryjsprases^ SHEFFIELD AND HALLAMSHIRE SAVINGS BANK. The GENERAL HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the TRUSTEES and MANAGERS of the ...