... kiit. m Hoetoe La»e Chatij, bj the Be. Q, W. CONDER, Mancheeter. Service tbc Morning 10.30, and in the Evening 6.30. 2rth?Astlrnoon,et 1-.30. ADDRESS to the Children wiU he BUTLER, Esq., of Leeds. Collections will made in aid of the School Fund*. v-, PEL LANE CHAPEL.— Scan at Evxwiso, the Rev. JOHN ELLIS, of land, will preach. Subject;— “Christianity a Life, not Creed. The attendance of ...

... H E A T Triumphant Success of MISS D I N Calls after every Act! This vf.nino and To-mob»ow, ELIZABETH. QUEEN OF ENGLAND. fJIHEATKE ROYAL, BRADFORD A N FASHIONABLE NIGHT, under the Patronage and immediate presence of Colonel ATKINSON, of the 39tb and OFFICERS of the 35th and 73rd Regiments, for the BENEFIT of Miss SUSAN DENIN. On Fbidat Eves mo, March 18th, THE LADY OF LYONS (By special desire) ...

... of Ilklej, •[ preHCti on Scrpat RRXT. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. „ . .. V -cjOWLING COKGKEGATIONAL SUNDAA SCHOOL A \NIYEESARY. The Be. G. M. MLRPHI.cf London, will Preach Scmuat, March 27th. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. What Volun- taryism does for it, and what State Churchism does not do for it. of Darlington, wi.' LECTURE on the nbove subject, in the Music Hall, GiifAT Horton, This Thursday) Evening. Chair ...

... State of the Church EstabUshment Question on TuKfcDAY,22nd M&rch. ' The Ch&ir to be taken at Eight o'clock. THIS DAY. WICKER CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS, SHEFFIELD. On Monday, March 21st, the Anniversary SOCIAL TFA MEETING of the Parents, Teachers, and Friends wiU be held in the Large Schoolroom, at Half -past Five ?? the Bey. JAMES SMITH, M.A., in the Chair ' The Meeting wiU be Addressed ...

... public that • the Annual Sale of all old Stock of BOOTS and SHOES of eveiy description on hand, wUI take place from this date' nntU aU be Sold, at a price to guarantee its clearance. FamiUes would do weU to avail themselves of this epportunitv H. LIDDELL would also beg to call attention to tiie Stock of 555&53. to Order* 1 * ** ?? °°. eith « *» Repairs ?? attended to. HAIR DRESR?kS L ?? _i >P ...

... the 35th and 73rd Regiments, for the BENEFIT of MISS SUSAN DENIN, who will appear (by special desire* as Claude Melnotte, in THE LADY OF LYONS. the kind permission of Col. Atkinson, the Splendid BAND of the 35-Ji will Play its choicest Selection of Music. Concluding witli THE GLOWWORM GLEN, with its TORRENTS OF REAL WATER. To*Mokkow (Sattbdat), Grand Monstre Performance! MISS SUSAN DENIN as ...

... Rev. T. W. AVELING. of London. wiU Preach. Service to commence at 7.30 p.m. IS^OTESTANT CLASSES, Assembly Rooxs, Norfolk street, by Rev. E. R. TALBOT, M.A. Wednesday Evehisg. Marcb 28rd. Ladies from Six to Seven o'Clock, and Gentlemen from Eight to Nine. Sub- ject :— u Clerical Celibacy.'' No Charges.— Prixes £16. X TNITED MECHANICS' CRICKET CLUB J lbc ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Club ...

... this Borongb, at the Temperance Hall, Town- bead street, on Tuesday Evekino, the 16th instant, at Balf-past Seven o'clock, to consider the Two Bills promoted by the Corporation for Power to Pnrchase the Sheffield Gas Works, and to manufacture and supply Gae within the Borougb, and, if deemed advisable, to approve of the Petition in favour thereof. THOS. MOORE, Mayor of Bheffield Marcb 9, 1870. ...

... Eight o'clock. Admie-: ...

... This (Mondat) Evemiwo, March 21, MISS DEN IN who is ENGAGED fir SIX NIGHTS LONGER, will appear in her great Impersonation of MEDEA, after which will revived the Popular Realisation of the GREAT INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE, with the Dunce of 1870, RAGE OF THE DAY, concluding with the I’etit*' Drama, THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS PULLAN’S NEW MUSIC HALL, Brunswick Plac* (off Wostgate, and off North gate). ...

... J.; WILSON, and other MATOE. will nuule on behalf the Mission. Ol. II COOKING DEPOT. NEW BRANCH. ICorner of Bolton Rond and Wharf Street). Will OPEN rjl HE A E ROYAL, This Evehiho (Monday), 14th March, Miss SUSAN DEN IN. th-‘ Great American woaanoed by the entire Publi* Praa* unequalled smco tne days of Mrs. Siddons, will commence an Engagement TOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY in her admired Character of ...

... Atheist. TO-MOBBOW EVENING, at 6 30. KEY. R. STAINTON'S Second DISCOURSE on A CASKET OF JEWELS, in Garden street Cbapel. Subject : Christ our Righteousness. TOMORROW. TTPPER CHAPEL, NORFOLK STREET. THREE MORNING LENTEN DISCOURSES, Oa the three principal Theories in the History of the Doctrine of the Atonement. By the Rev. J. LETTIB SHORT. March 20th. Third :— The Spiritual Theory— the work ...