... ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, and SURVEYORS, 3, HARTSHEAD, SHEFFIELD. PIANO-FORTES.— The CHEAPEST and BEST PIANO-FORTES in the Trade, both for Sale and Hire, atG. DAWSON'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, Norfolk street, Sheffield. PIANO-FORTES TUNED, &c. PASTURAG E— MORE-HALL FARM- CATTLE will be Uken in to PASTURE as usual at More-Hall Farm, on the 20th May next. Apply at the Farm ; or -at the Offices of Messrs. ...

... A CARD. C_SHIN and BUCK, CIVIL ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, and SURVEYORS, 3, HARTSHEAD, SfIEFFI ELD. THOMAS ANDERTON, TAILOR, &c, 88, Norfolk street. Sheffield, in returning his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public generally for past favours, begs to remind them that he has just returned from London with tbe Newest Styles of Fashion for the present Season. Future favours will be much ...

... %J ARCHITECTS, and SURVEYORS, 8, HARTSHEAD SHEFFIELD- PIAXO-FORTE.- — A very good toned 6-octav€ PIANO, by CoUard and Collard, in ?? condition he Sold a great Bargain. Lowest Price, 20 Guineas. Apph' at E- Buttebwokth's, 153, Devonshire street. SPRING SEEDS— WM. STANIFORTH beg-s to inform his Agricultural Friends, that he has on band a supply of NEW CLOVER, TREFOIL, and GRASS SEEDS, irhich for ...

... Norfolk street, * {h ,r VIANO-FORTES TUNED, &c. Shefc^ d ZZ- P-^r7ITo^FORT E, VIOLIN, GUITAR, i ' SINGING, &c. H. T. KIRK. Professor of Music, ex p re ss his thanks for the support he has hitherto - -il and respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, ' ?? V' co ntinues to give Instructions in the Theory and Frttice of MUSIC. j s St. James street, Sheffield. R E MOVAL. — R. T. FOSTER, ...

... Norfolk street, Sheffield. ITANO-FORTES TUNED, &c. REMOVAL. —R. T. FOSTER, GROCER, FLOUR DEALER, &c, > .gg to inform his Friends and the Public, that his Business I be CARRIED ON at 9, MARKET STREET, instead of | il 4 West street, as heretofore ; and he ?? ?? a j continuance of their Favours. No. 9, Market street, AprU 12th, 1850. i ALLSOPP AND SON'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE. PAUL ASHLEY ...

... Law, Curator of the Sheffield Botanical Gardens. William C. Beardshaw (late with Chapman and Lowe GENERAL ENGRAVER and COPPER PLATE PRINTER, Whitaker's Court, 225, FARGATE, SHF.FFIELD. MISS ELIZA BIRCH beg-s to announce to the NobiUtv and Gentry, that she intends residing in Sheffield during the months of August and September, for the purpose- of giving lessons in SINGING. For Terms, address ...

... this much admired Ale, of wbicb he has now on hand a good supply, in Casks of 12, 18, 54, and 108 GaUons each, or on Draught, in the finest condition. The consumption of this Ale being now so extensive, and the supply having been unequal to the demand for several 1 seasons past, Paul Ashley strongly urges bis Friends to ' order early sufficient for their Summer requirements, to pre- l vent ...

... _•_ , , -pwd at HYDE PARK GROUND, Sheffield, on WHIT-MONDAY and TUESDAY, May 20th and 21st. I lav to commence each day at Eleven o'Clock. ' Admittance to the Ground, 3d. each. ?? PROMENADES. SHF.FFIELD BOTANICAL GARDENS. Ihe MEMBERS and others intending to subscribe towards lhc Expenses, are respectfully informed that CARDS OF THE PROMENADES, for the whole Season, wiU be given w each ...

... informed that CARDS OF the for the whole Season, will be given THE f» o: briber. As no Public Notices will be given, as to eacli ' ' .! sL r u CS are requested to Subscribe, and procure formerly- a^ |l( . ca rds of the Lodge Keepers aud Curator, as early as J' 051 THOMAS MARSHALL, Secretary. ,j-rS .1 H. MYCOCK informs the Ladies of i\l Kotberkam and its Vicinity, that she has REMOVED - .„ ...

... a at lti*) West street, and informs her Friends that c -ntends' OPENING A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. • 3 goUTH STREET, Sheffield moor, opposite s treet, and hopes by strict attention to merit a share of * The Shop will be Opened this Day (Saturday.) MX aud MRS. CAVE'S COMMERCIAL and PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, LONDON OL'SE, 149, Alderegate street, London, near the General Post-office, St. Martin'e-le ...

... Schools, on cttvdaY, J' jne 9tn - l Rri(J: tnat in the Morning, by the Rev EDWARD JONES; and that in the Evening, by the cpv J H M'lß. Service will commence in the Morning, • Half-past Ten ; and in the Evening, at Half-past Six. \ Collection will be made at the close of each Service. ASERM^ will be Preached by the Rev. J. H. jIICIR- Minister of Queen street Chapel, at Loxley, in SUNDAY, June ...

... Tnne 16 — Hey. J. TATTERSFIELD. of Keighley. 1 1 23 —Rev. THOS. MAYS, of Wigston. 30 _Rev. THOS. MAYS, of Wigston. July 7— K ey - J - H BARROW, of Bradford. sI'NDAV SCHOOL COLLECTIONS. July 21 —Bey. DAVID LOXTON, of Livei-pool. • 28.— Rev. JOHN BENNETT, of Northampton. Mornioe Service, Half-past Ten ; Evening, Half-past Six. A SERMON will be Preached bj the Rev. J. H. MUIR. Minister of ...