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?? anU Zlotijerfjam _nßfjj__J-d. OFFICE Nos. 18 and 20. BANK STEEET. BBANCH OFFICE, 57, MABKET PLACE PBEPAID ..
... For Cheap Advertisements cf the following classes: Situations Wanted and Ofi__kd. Pbo-Sbtt to bi Let ob Sold. Apabt- ent. Wanted oe to bi Ln. Sales bt Pbivatb Contract. Abtiolbs Lost ob Found. If ot 1 —-fcf- 8 insertions _ 6 ins rtions exceeding. (Consecutive.) b. d. b. d. a. CL 80 words 0 6 ?? 1 8 ?? 8 0 80 ?? 1 0 ?? 8 6 ?? 4 0 40 words 1 6 . 8 9 ?? 6 0 60 words 8 0 4 6 8 0 60 words 8 6 6 8 ? ...
Printed and Published at Now. 18 and 20, Ban* street. 3*J«£ field, by KOBEKT LEADER (residing at Moo* _■*■ Sb ..
... DAMttL LEADER 'reading at B**» hall road, Sheffield), ani KOBEKT EADON l'£A_»* 'residing at Moor Oate, Crookes Moor road, Skew*. SATuaDAT. May 31, 1873. ...
THIS EVENING. FILISMITHS' UNION. SPECIAL GEN ER AL MEETING, in the Temperance ?? Tbjs Day, at 7 p.m. *^ H
... CUTTS, * ?? THOS. HOLLAND, j s * cfc TO-MORBOW. A PUBLIC MEETING, in connection with the SHEFFIELD BEFOEM ASSOCIATION, will tc held in the Temperance Hall, Tow— head street, on Wbbkcsday, May 14th, VSR. The Meeting will be addressed upon the subject of ••POLITICAL REFORM, fey JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, Esq. (of Birmingham), as well as by some of the following gentlemen —Aldermen Beal and Wood; ...
THIS DAY. „„ _ PBIMITIVE METHODIST GREAT GATHERINO at PAREGATE. August 12. Rev. R. KEY'S LECTURE on England's ..
... the Bible, at Seven o'Clock. (See BaIIb.) LAST DAY FOR TICKETS THIS DAY, AUGUST 12. BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. SHEFFIELD CONGRESS. TICKETS for this Congress One Guinea each, admit- ting a Lacy and Gentleman ; Halt a Guinea for Ladies r.ly, may be obtained not later than the 12th instant, at tbf office of Mr. J. D. Wzbsteb, 21, Church street. J. D. WEBSTER, > Hon. F.GRIFFITHS. iSecs. ...
LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. \Jk ?? >» of ihr« -.— Appy Manton place, Sheaf Gardens t«-»nie*. Shift*- SbtJUt* 9M §Ue ..
... DAT at Twixvb. MR. NICHOLSON will SELL by AUC- TION, in the Boyal Hotel Yard. This Dat, at Twelve, a very Ught Albert-bodied PHAETON, with head aad driving cent, aearly new. IBID AT NEXT AT ILE YEN. TBB MABT, HIGH feTBSBT, SHEFFIELD. IMPORTANT and E X TENSIVE S ALE o SM LOTS of TALUABLB MODBBH FUBN IT ÜBE, by MANUEL aad SON, JOHNSON aad SOH, sad COCK- WO. * SPANISH MAHOGAHT. WALNUTWOOD, ...
BIRMINGHAM AND SOUTH- STAFFORDSHIRE IRON TRADE
... Birmingham, Thursday. Large attendance of manufacturers and consumers on 'Change to-day, and a brisk demand for most kinds of finished iron. Rates continue stronger in every department, and especially for sheets, for which some of the first-class firms are declining orders below £18 per ton, and merchants, rule, insist on binding their customers to special quotations, except for limited ...
DUNDEE POLICE COURT. • Thursday—Before Bailie Edward. Malicious Mischief —-Patrick Conway, labourer, was char ..
... glass in the window the shop Fish Street, occupied by John Thomson, lodginghouse-keeper, on Wednesday night. pleaded not guilty, was found guilty on evidence, and w&j fined It* Gel or seven days in prison.—Thomas Batchelor, moulder, wa* charged with disoiderly conduct at the door of the house in Union Street, Forebank, occupied by Peter Bisset, and also with maliciously breaking a pane glass ...
THE ENGLISH PILGRIMS
... THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1873. When we hear of a band of Englishmen, and we suppose women, starting on pilgrimage to a religious shrine, we have some reason for concluding that the ages of faith have not wholly passed away. A' year or so ago, crowds French peasants produced some excitement by their appearance pilgrims in one of the provinces of their country, and by their uniting on that occasion ...
MR AYRTON'S NEW APPOINTMENT
... Mr Gm.dstojte has stuck by Mr Ayrton under somewhat trying circumstances, and in so doing he may be said to have equalled the reputation of Lord Palmerston in his chivalrous defence of subordinates. But surely it is a singular fate, the transformation of the Chief Commissioner of Works into Judge Advocate-General. Whether it was his fault or not, Mr Ayrton had become next to intolerable in the ...
T NJTWERP, BRUSSELS, and the RHINE. A The GENERAL 8TEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S ?? STEAMSHIPS leave St. Katharines ..
... •^ for ANTWERP, every TCESDAY, THURSDAY, and T ?tim_DAY at noon. Fares : Saloon. £1 ; fore cabin, 15a. Jj tickets available lor one month, a fare and a half. *£ a LomWd-street, and 37, RegenWcircia. G^VeTaY EASTERN RAILW AY. SEASIDE -TWO MONTHS and FORTNIGHTLY RE- rR_.TlUE.ETS are now iss ied at Reduced Fares to YAR- MnrTH Lowestoft, Aldborough, Harwich, Dovercourt, Walton- fhp-N'aze, and ...
— TTTCOLOGSE, HAMBUKU, *»Xl >>L 'v Dresden —Reduced Fares to Antwerp. X ••-;.;■ U V ?? Return tickets, ..
... *^i ?? ■' .V ivrWEKF COMPANY'S renowned Steam- ?? ; ?? >: K i vfrbi-T Commander, with new Wiilere ?? ■>• ,S , . 1 and redecorated, leaves St. Katharine's ' Z r EVERY SUNDAY, at twelve o'clock ll ?? .ntwcrp Every Wednesday afternoon at .^tionsfor the shipment ol merchandise - ?? ?? London agents, -Messrs. Simon and '.'■■ street, where (and at 108, New Bond- secured and even ?? obtained a ...