... ET CHAPEL. ANNUAL MEETING of the Church and Congregation, NEW YEAR'S DAY. Tea at Five o'clock. Tickets, One Shilling each. THIS EVENING. PYEBANK CHAPEL. The 23rd ANNUAL SOIREE will be held on NEW YEAR'S DAY. Tea at Five o'clock. Chair to be taken at Seven, when a Selection of Music will be given by an efficient Choir, and Addresses by the Circuit Ministers and other friends. Tickets, 1s. each; ...

... EXHIBITION ■an SALE of WORE. Open at 8 p.m. ___i_sion 3d. each! ?? rr - ,* ,. THIB EVENING « I gURREY STREET INSTITUTE. _MmTjAL SOIREE to th. fkatooLßOOK. on ___dat I Jan__jy_nd. Tea at Five o'clock. ?? Bv_TT_Tr,T_-^. THIB EVENING. 1 RUNSWICK \~ESLEYAN SUNDAY ?? SCHOOLS. ' ■bSl__? I ?? _-2£&£ MEETING will be held This ?? j - pKABTREE. J. LEWI*. T. F. »~1-ME. Mr. GREGG. ?? Other*. Tea on tbe ...

... AK TO THIS YOUNG MAN. ANNUAL SERMON to Young Men, and MONTHLY SERMON, on Israel, at ST. STEPHEN'S, TO-MORROW, by the VICAR. TO-MORROW. TOWNHEAD STREET CHAPEL. The Rev. R. GREEN will Preach - Evening - Special Sermon on The Tay Bridge Disaster. TO-MORROW. NORFOLK STREET WESLEYAN CHAPEL. Morning Preacher - Rev. W. COWELL BROWN. Evening Preacher - Rev. JOHN PEARSON. Strangers cordially ...

... in these columns, of CWINAL KaLES, By the fouowing Eminent Authors:-- James Payn: Whose striking story, perhaps the best of the many good ones he has written, will begin on the 10th January. WILIAM B^ACKi Whose tales Btrange Adventores of a P_ußton, A Princess of Thule, Madcap Violet, and others, have placed him in the first rank — perhaps at the head — of living novelists. AND ...

... i% _£ ViJi?' **«* inuoion after tea, 64. /,3a Tlc kete, la. Ad- THIS EVENTNa given on Monday Night, in the LfttZ- c ' wdl ** All Friends L^T^- J-rs rmri^ENiNG CORPORATE 'MARK ...

... in the Society's Rooms. • R-^_«J_gjSS-__2 i street, on Tuesday January 6th, it*., at Seven o'emck in the Evening when the Report of the Council will be I£a l 2___S_ii enfiumB yeax eleotod ' -* °^ ta__E_& I B. BAGSHAWE. » Honorary EDWARD BIRKS. \ sl_re-__i_ B N.8.-The ANNUAL CONVERSAZIONE will takT^L thei_ec^--ie.^ ?? 6Ubmitted ?? *PPK>val to THE GREAT PICTURE, mHE ROYAL FAMILY AT WINDSOR. ...

... to its Great Success during the past Few Days, H WILL BEMAIN ON VIEW UNTIL THUBSDAY, JANUABY Bth, When it must POSITIVELY CLOSE. A L B E E T HALL. ♦fxr s ¥i_f S T^? 1 W J J ?? S EXHIBITION of the PAINT- INGS and DRAWINGS of ber PUPILS, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Tbxbsday, Jan. 13th, 14th, 15th, 1880. Admission: Ten till Four, 6d. ; Four till Nine, 3d. . THIS EVENING, at SEVEN. rpHEATRE ROYAL, ...

... ' /CHRIST CHURCH, PITSMOOR. SOCIAL TEA, Thursday, Jan. 1 Five o'clock. Ttekat. One Shilling. * LAST dVy, THE GREAT PICTURE, fTIHE ROYAL FAMILY AT WINDSOR. » Owingto the Very Bad Weather during the Exhibition of this Picture, And to its Great Success during the past Few Days, IT WILL REMAIN ON VIEW UNTIL THURSDAY, JANUARY Bth, When it must POSITIVELY CLOSE. QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIP AND CERTI- ...

... t fo U ,T ILS ' on Tuesday. ?? H *lf TRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. ENORMOT^ C R v n^„ a . , T acer Mr - W - R - YOUNGE. _.«_JiJ_OUS KECEPTION and Continued GREAT SUCCESS of the Grand Comic PANTOMIME. ROBINSON CRUSOE! TT. OR l HARLEQUIN MAN FRIDAY The Mutinous Ma iner, the Peri r-.tetic Parent, and the t_,^ -^P of the Cannibal Islands. J-enormance to commence at Seven precisely. Doors ?? , open half an ...

... be REOPENED tS*T^ annonuee that January llth, when SERMONS IwffI &^^°w W ?? S ,P»»«), ard Evcnmg, by the Rev. A. ROI AwrwSS&Si Morning Vicar, and Collections made af£r »« v D M A. expense of the new Wa?£- u ß^SS^^^wJ the alterationa-St. Jamesjge^g^, ff&g*« *>edral 1 Evening Sermon To^ontnw =?c l i ESSON S. > ' the VICAR. -10-mobeow, at St. Stephen's, by cordially and aflectionatel/tn^t^ ...

... January, instant in tbe i Schoolroom, at Six o'clock. ■■_ m me THIS EVENING. SHEFFIELD LITERARY AND PHILO- SOPHICAL SOCIETY 1880 ?? A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED IN THE FIRTH COLLEGE, SHEFFIELD, On Monday, January 12th 1880 By WILLMOTT DIXON, Esq ?? Subject: HIGH LIFE LN THE M_DDLEi G ES. or, The Humours of Bygone Fashion. *^ T _ a^SS_^ at ?i£_?* Seven °' cl ° ...

... HOWLDEN'S Exhibition of the PAINTINGS aad DRAWINGS of her Pupils. Music at Intervals. Admission. 10 till 4, 6d. ; 4 till 9, 3d. 1j IRST WEST YORK ENGINEER VOLUN- X- TEERS. SHEFFIELD. CORPS ORDERS FOR JANUARY, 1880. I.— Drill and Engineering on Mondays. Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Recruit Drill on Thursdave and Fn davs fro-i 8 to 9 p.m. BATTALION PARADES. _— Battalion Monthly ...