... of Schools under Government Inspection ar« wquesuu to g.ve their attendance, and to come ?? l s£h ' Snggwuc-iis as msy seem to them to be most imp^rtanT > _^ THIS DAY. ■OKOOMFIELD LITERARY AND PHILO ; A* SOPHICAL ASSOCIATION. The Members are informed that a LECTURE will be D«Hv«r.H Evening, he S2nd lust., by Dr. A LAN F r s «1 u ti, Gases, iliustraud with numerous experiment! ** , Jht Chair ...

... Five Trnueaua. Harviee et Half-past Six. A Collection will be made in aid of the Eooleaall Soap nrrti nisei aa. THE Friends aad Subscribers to the PORTRa.IT of Mr. Councillor BENJAMIN JONES are reepectfulb informed that the sasa e will be ON VIEW until the g&tb inst: at the Rooms oi Messrs. X ados A Sox. Norfolk street, Bhaffialil' BY ORDttB OP THE COMMITTEE. THE SCHOOL OF ART CONVERSAZIONE ...

... the Rev. WM. SHARMAN (of Birmineham)' Subject : ' ' The Moral cud Rehgioua Aspect of Vegetarianism ...

... at Half-past Six. Fount ?? n c~ h~a~ pel — L TO-MORROW, OoUec^ns will be made in aid of the is of ST GF.OKGK'N SOUP KITCHEN. the r veiling, a LEOIURK wil be delivered on the Mira- the L.aye*, hy Re*. O. LoXf ...

... Howon, will teko nliceon Tnii Etkmimo (Thvhsuat), the of Januery, which occmiion the dietinguiehed ArtUten, THE BISTERS MAUCHIBIO, From the Grand Opera, Paris, and the principal Continental Theatres, will make their first appearance in St. George’s Hall. TOCAUITfS Mudllo. CARLOTTA MARCHIBIO, Soprano, Madlle. BARRARA MARCHIBIO, Contralto, Mr. WALTER DOLTON. (First Tenor of the Theatre Royal, ...

... ?? ' ' - UEA* WIXBFIEIJ).-13ljiMIBSES ' ■«.*IS S gi .^Bliwocaiistx: 'win iisi^S: . * fPWorte, Snd in SINOING, on ect mililjbfk id~jSr SCHOOL, •*«, •> ?? Mr W - WATSON, > • ■ *tETlii*~r .';'•■ SSfessois of Modem Lan- ?? ; »« »H1 be Resumed ~ J Stmt .^ t |R X. DUTS. ...

... Tuesdat Evenine Jan 14th, in the Music Hall. ■■■_.__. Subject— JOAN OF ARC, or THE MAID OF ORLEANS Alderman Fawcett will Preaide. Doors open at 7.80. Lecture at 8. Members are requested to renew their -Tiokets before the Even- ing of the Lecture. I ADAM WOOD, W. G. SNOWDON, Hon. Sees. P.B.— A few Lecture Tiokets remain, and may be had of Mr. Bmowdob, Norfolk street; and at the Rooms, 18, ...

... Thnimau-i. Servioe at Half -past Six. A Collodion will be made iv aid of the Eooleaall Soup Association. HpHE Friends and subscribers to the PORTRAIT ?? Ot Mr. Councilor BENJAMIN JONES are ?? Informed that tne ?? wUI be ON VIEW until the 2Mb inst. , au the Rooms ot Messrs. k tnot. A Son, Norfolk etreet. Sheffield. BY ORDKR OF THE COMMITTEE. SHEFFIELD CENTRAL RELIEF COMMITTEE. The Ckhtbal ...

... of John liraham, the noted singer. She first married John James \ Henry Waldegrave, an illegitimate son of the Karl of | Waldegrave, who died without issue; and then she ' married the Karl of Waldegrave, the eldest legitimate j son of the father of her former husband. This she could do because the law does not recognise the relation- ship which subsisted between her first and second husband ; ...

... ?? clook v A TTaT/TiT F«b 1 - a0>V m * dfc for the lowing Inures :- « _ r Jf HI 1- i mm _. ef. __ s P e orum Analysis v., _?\K ?sf _ R \ S ™ Jf ...

... are requested to apply to the Librarian without delay. Jan. 80, 1862. j. H . GBEAVEB, Hon. Sec. THIS DAY. SCHOOL OF ART EXHIBITION. The Collection of Oil and Water Colour PAINTINGS Engravings, Bronses, Enamels, Ornamental Silver, 4e., 4c as Exhibited at the CONVERSAZIONE of the SCHOOL of ART on the 21st instant, will by the kind permission of the Proprietors' reßS— on View until SATURDAY, the ...

... &c as Exhibited . i ma >:>«NVKKMa7!ONK of the SCHOOL of ART on ihe 21-; nisuwit will by tbe kin.l nermibniou of ihe proprieiors remain nn Vie« uuul SAl URL-AY, the 2nd Feoniarv. Open from lei; o *• our during the day ' AMII6SIoK: Mxpence ?? person ; and in the Fveuing from g:x to Km ...