... Incumbent; that in the Afternoon by the R*t. T. A. STOWELL, M.A., Incumbent of St. Stephen’s; that in the Evening the r»t. CANON FAWCETT, M.A., Incumbent of Low Moor. Dr. SPARK, of Leeds, has kindly promised to preside Service on Sunday morning 10.30; afternoon 3.0; will be made in aid of the Organ Fund. Ordination and valedictory SERVICE. The Rev. B. BRIGGS will be ordained to the work of the ...

... Ac., cleaned dyed ?? Damask Bugs, and Blankets, Ac, cleared * * and ^^ed. Carpets _^EWORKS^SUGARH^SEYA^ HIGH-S™ T ESSONS IN MnSjKERV^T^TT^^- Li MAKING.-MRS. HAROLD S aC. DRESS- conveys a thorough knowledge in (.iTT^Tt.^&ri.Sotlt;h*nipton. for 10s 6d; MILLINERY, if? S CITO*G, FITTINGP £n feed; Jacket or Body^ Is 6d rsiee^e U J 4. 18, ABOVE BAR. SOUTi^MMON ' ° * U * EAU- D ET^l^T^tTt- _5— ...

... THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, at 11.30, To accompany him to the Meeting. THIS DAY, AT 12, NOON. 4 M E B I C A. TO JOHN BROWN, ESQ., MAYOR OF SHEFFIELD. we the undersigned, respectfully request you to CONVENE a PUBLIC MEETING ofthe Inhabitants of the Town to Consider th, desirability of aaking her Majesty's Government to use iu JJod offices to procure a SUSPENSION of HOSTILITIES in the states of ...

... GSaraaSm^K^^ JefdSjndldal** C * U - ** * S2-*. to the sue- - - *° *•*»*« the KawapaparOffloaa- Mr I , — ** **^»-a ?? WXCHAhTSs^VitdTION, * , ?? tudob street. r A 80IBBE wall bah^ emTHUBSDAX, Ja*. lat. 1868. *y.QP«hoTah»s at Five o-cioek. i ' 08 ' twine- ai£i?AW% B ' **• : ?? la «d. each. TwaaTatrnst.Pee.au. B. BOUND, Hon. See. wa . _TO-MOBBOW. BEPEBMISSIVE BILL mlm^^wlttA!^* 011 ?? 11 ~ ...

... FIRST WEST YORK YEOMANRY' CAVALRY. The ANNUAL PIC-NIC of the bHEFFIELD 8QUADR0N will uke place on Wednesday, the 26th tuetant, in CLUMBER PARK Tickets and Particulars saay be obtained from Serjeant-Major Lowe, Kiag's Arms, Fargate. • The 8QUADRON BAND will be In attendance. AL L A M S H IRE RIFLES. \ BO. The BATTALION will Parade in Drill Order ok Saturday, ] 22nd, and on Mokday, Uth, at 6} p ...

... tbem the two Field Pieces snd proofed a to ECCt t.s-LL, for the purpose of FIRING BLANK CAfaT- I BIDGE trom ?? Outs. By Order. 0 GFOKG: FEBBIEB, Adjutant. i Head -quarters, Sheffield, 19 h July, 186-.. ; c TOMORBOW. I * SBEFI IELD 1 EMPEBANCE SOCIETY. I « The INAUGURATION MEETING of the above Society i will be held tn th.Mcsic Hall, on TUEBDAY F.veulrg Next, the 21st 1 uly, and will be ...

... Surrey sreet, on TUESDAY THURSDAY, and FBin.Y EVENINGS, at Half-paat Seven- and in Scotland street Chapel on WEDNESDAY Evening', j Collection on Fr day Evening for the Building Fund of the New schools and In. titute, Surrey atreet. Con -titrations may be forwarded to C. Wabdlow, Treasurer of i the said Fund. THIB EVENING. BAPTIST MISSIONS. _ THE ANNUAL i SERVICES on ?? cf the SHEFFIELD ...

... THE MONEY MARKET. London, Monday Eveniug. Consols closed 92 £ ; shares batter. Railways—American rather lower ; Canadasjuo change. French and other Foreign Stocks dull. CLOSING PRICES. Consols for Money, London and South Do. Account, 92} } Western . Exc. Bills, large prem. Luxembourg A Do. small. Do. Mancbst., Sheffield Bank Stock, 237 39 & Lincolnshire.. 5} S per Gents } Mexican Scrip. ...

... TUESDAY, MAT 12, 1863. In the House of Lords last night, the Royal assent was given by commission to various public and private bill'. spirited discussion followed upon the presentation of a petition th« Marquis of Normanby from the Rev. Mr Bishop, complaining tliat his son had been imprisuned the Italian Government for the long period often years in the fortress of Alessandria. The Marquis of ...

... TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1863. According to the Times' telegram, the New York Herald semi-oflficially announces that the conscription of 300,000 called for by President Lincoln is not to be employed against the Confederate:, bnt in order to be drilled and piepared for active service the event of a war with this country. The Emperor of Russia has promulgated ukase, declaring that the two million ...

... We liare come to what may be regarded the last attempt to settle the Stipend Case. If the present effort fails, we miy presume shall not see another, and that then there will be nothing for it but to tight it out to the bitter end, that end being, of course, in this case the end of the money. There are some people whom failures only serve to stimulate to fresh efforts—whom repeated defeat* ...

... hear a great deal of the prosperity of the Federal .States of America. Mr Seward says that everybody at the North better off for the war. Ju the speeches delivered Messrs C'jbdejt and B>ioht at Rochdale, which have iuade so DHich noise in the world, substantially the same statement was made, though iu .somewhat differeut terms ; and Mr Brioht, especially, seems to regard it as a proof of the ...