... the meeting the board ~f recently, Mr. Luke Ralph and Miss . ' were elected master and matron of tl„ v -.' salary of a-year with ratUu. jj Settle, and was formerly schoolmaster M house. He has latterly been ichoolm house, where Miss was j-*j matron. Inspection op \ olcnteeks.— s]icction the Administrative Dan a. Volunteers took place at Skiptoii „„ the Harman was the inspecting -Officer. men ...

... meson. THIS DAY (-LITURDAY). FEB. 20th. A GBAND -LLUMINATED MO ...

... the th— tw Bo—_ Aderpht, London , til eonsect ?? ?? toorowded aed U«-ion_bl» ?? Mi ...

... TERRIBLE CRIMES SEA. Under this head, in last week's Intelligencer, gave an account of the munler of no leas than six ersons. and the examination of some of the alleged murdereis. Saturday last the live men previously examined were, with five accomplices, taken before Mi. Henry the sitting magistrate at the How-street Police-office, London. The names the ten prisoners are Marco Varto, ...

... J THE LEI€ E S TER CHE ON I CLE: -. OR, COMMERCIAL AND AGRICULTURAL ADVERTISER. SATURDAY; JULY 23, 1864. VOL. 54 *. — PRICE I 1 4 ?? OT 2b 2d - P« r Qowter; 9s. per Year. I Stamped Bd., or 3s. 6d. per ...

... lfflfc, 1864. on 1^ g H BART0N> H on. Sac. _^mVTfG AND KINGDOM OF OUR ffW- LORD JESUS CHRIST. I , , f a series of LECTURES will be delivered in p_ 8e«»° ' . , Sheffield 'bv kind permission of the Mayor), Wrnvrv.-r ...

... b.- held in the FKlr--*' .. akv on WEDNESDAY FORENOON, the 29th i . ?? The Address to the Students will be ?? W. ROBERT.., of Halifax. ,- —~~~ TO-MORROW. SHFFFIELD BOTANICAL GARDENS. THE THIRD PROMENADE , i, .] ] TO-MORBOW .Tut i.si.ay,, 30th June, at 6 n.m. V P.Y ORDER. THIS EVENING. TgEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. -- and Manager Mr. Chas. Pitt. cu].i. i ' S OPERA COMPANY! Select Band aud Effective ...

... ou a I*4'm«o»i the On-»a Jfcswon. Xhe TL.*. ?? a. lt.4f-p:«: ix yen, Uy Wn. iivn^jiva, Rap a r rtfteT the TA-nirr. on ot-half of t^etsCasions. ?? LAIaX FEW DAYS. PURSUIT OF HCAS:JCfiE/' Ju.lL ?? OHXIj AlJ.I(..llln»l, PICTUKS. V TjfT o T? ' F HLH A N LI PE, Oootafc.inty upward' of Thirty Firm-es, v o w on V L a w, rUTIJT.S' nALL, S3IEFTTHLD. O7T. from Ten to ?? Aftraission, SLcwnoP. . ...

... Subject of an ORATION by ,r b SANDRO GAVAZZI, . . -• Hall, on FRIDAY (this day), Oct. 14th. poors open at Seven p.m.— Lecture at Eight. — mid Front Seats, Is. ; Second Seats, 6d. ; and r^M* * v Gallery, 3d. each. had at the Independent and Tc.lt graph Offioes. THU^FA'ENLNG. ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. T H Lessee and Manager Mr. Cuas. Pitt. A X '! T) F^sHIONABLE NIGHT! E MIW KITE SWII.LE'S BENEFIT! » . ...

... MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1864. The Archduke Maximilian is shortly to visit the Court of the Tuiierieß. -Itr stated that he will have 110 difficulty to obtain a sufficient aruount of funds to establish Monarchy in Mexico, as French and English capitalists, with those of otker nations, have offered loans. The Archduke has expressed his desire that his accession to the throne should not be soiled by a ...

... MONDAY, JULY 25, 1864. It said that Protestantism is spreading amongst the Musselmen in Constantinople. perhaps in consequence of this tt at the Protest.nt Missionary esablishmeit ...

... FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1864. On Tuesday, the Norwegian Storthing voted 800,000 thalers for armaments. The Government was also authorised, should they deem it expedient, to employ the army and navy in suppoit of Denmark. The whole fleet is to be fitted out for active service, and 6000 troops are to placed on a war footing. Garibaldi and his suite were on board of the Ripon mail steam-ship, and ...