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... ?? s paY Kest, li buuary 7ih (Fortnightly Fiir Day), ,\nir> r0, FAT BEASTS, SHEBP, and PIGB. . r tutries to be seat to the auctioxekb, New-stretf. ■*Z, 355b vYNEB ?? r. HAX.BY ROAD. YO2K. -TO iW t(,Ll> BY AUCTION, by Mr. J J-808. WALK» R, at his Bale Rooms, New street. i.jTT-K.-LAV, 7tii Fh-nitL'Aßr. 1678, at 3 for 1 o'clock in ...
... «- H^Senool durim/tiie past term, and beg to SS ?eo__au_aee^fhe_ support foxthe easom ...
... The JDD *t-. rjiustrations by oiy Hydrogen Lantern. &,:■ ?? .'VnnNr of Ticket* for Balcony may now be had A ' - ;1 ' a;u mB five Lecturoi at ttie principal Book- ft 1 ' '' . i Fitzalan Booms, on the terms stated in sellers, or » etrculan __ ; ire . r ...
... HALE. Town head street, FRIDAY, iX leb. 22, 187 S. rhainnan Mr. Edwd. Mekmott, President Sheffield JJje,* Council Speakers Mi. JOSEPH ARCH, President ?? Labourers' Union; Mes-vt,. W. ROLLEY f ; ?? HAIA'V and JOHN MUsCRuFT. he&ervtd Seats', ?? f Hall and GaUerr. Free. Meeting to commence \ ; ?? Y. IT.KCY RAWSON, Hon. Sec, THIS DAY. qCHOOL OF ART EXHIBITION. I Y r ?? TION OF VALUABLE OIL ...
... AUCTION. THIS DAY OUJSKBDAY). K. l. 1878, a few X ?? FAT BEASTS i '.ii.diuin weights), Tl.: ptoperty of Gem! men resident inthe neighbourhood ta'e ut 1u.16 s.in. y E n-st;e;Oj_rk. 1 U LFr,li u. YORK. rpO BF SOLD Bi AUCTION, by Mr J OBOBGE iCIOS«M, A lcii .« H^w? iv iZw' Osttgate, in T«k, on TBURSDAT, ths Sev,uth dA» Z U A t n, l«s.stTwofTHB Ee o-olue , kint^AftS n S? £ yj, e Li. and oubjeot ...
... JAVA. PCVTBIA. RUSSIA. ABVBRTirTA BAMABIA. BATAVIA. HXi™ 1 *- ATLAS ALGERIA. PARTHIA HaRATHON. CHINA. BOrHHIA BIBKRIA. »«aaa_BAA.. MaU 8w * n .*J»»l- «cry thnrsd^. For further particulars apply to D. * C. Maclvph _L gumtcra-sireei. Liverpool; or to their AeenU- Bkalt Clabk r. Crew kerne ; Jons C. Cox at Charles Street. Bath ; G. B. Bui.lt, Lloyds Agent Bridlington • CHA6 JA*KB B,ge.Frome; ...
... to N. Littlewood), TaUor and Woollen Dnper, 85, New-street, ggaderefleld. BEGS TO RETURN THANKS to the Clergy, Sentry and Public of Hnddersfleld and neighbourhood, for the IH. liberal .apport accorded to him sinoe he succeeded his £u_e- to the above business, and hopes that by paying striot at- -55a to ah orders entrusted to his care, combined with style, Jntiitv, and workmanship, to merit a ...
... EVEKXSG, Coß ection on behalf of the Union Fund-. r THIS evening] nHEFFIELD LITERARY AND PHILO- V SOPHICAL SOCIETY M PriXßini nt JOHN HALL, Euo. a GLNI-R-U. MEETING of PROPRIETORS will b* hl u i_ t_e Society's Rooms. School or Art. Arundel 2£ t, ol Trr.hDAT. F«-hruary sth, 1878, at Seven o'clock m vbcn -LJIiN HALL, Esq., the President, will ZmA i, P*r ...
... on unport- grßustoe»* _ S. UTTLEY. THIS EVENING. SHEFFIELD NATURALISTS' CLUB. VfiENERAL MEETING will be held on Wiunrr.aiuT -w. i3tb February, at the Cctleiib' Haij , Sbetbcrld at Men oelock in the E*raoit_t, when HENRY SEEROHM * . y 7. S trill cis-e a Lecture on The Natural History, v Hitui'oland. number of Tickets will be issued to the public _. » rharj-f of Is each, tor which early ...
... Littlewood), Tailor and Woollen Draper, 85, New-street, Ytii»tt£e\d, BEGS TO RETURN THANKS to the Clergy, Mjtry and Public ot Huddersfleld and neighbourhood, tor the liberal support accorded to him ainoe he succeeded his jj^ar to the above business, and hopes that by paying strict st- ation to all orders entrnsted to his care, combined with style, -aaiitr- acd workmanship, to merit a ...
... to N. I Titn. wood) Tailor and Woollen Draper, 85, New-street, , | LittkwoonK x rui _ TUas thaNKS to the Clergy, __£r2dP r£ Hudder-fteld and neighbonrhood^for the ?? support accorded to him since he suooeeded his __L- te the abo re business, and hopes that by paytogsfrict at- t*u^ ?? ?? R entrnrted to hie care, combined with style, SK^ad ' wortmaS to merit a continuance of their ?? Newest ...
... Littlewood), TaUor and Woollen Dnper, 86, New-street, 3t . dersfield, BEGS TO RETURN THANKS to tbe Clergy, jac try and Public of Huddersfleld and neighbourhood, for the . en liberal support accorded to him sinoe he succeeded his • tt ber to the above business, and hopes that by paying strict at- motion to all orders entrusted to his can, combined with style, ?? And workmanship, to merit a ...