SHEFFIELD, OCT. 3, 1835
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Sheffield Independent
3HE FFIELD SOCIETY FOR THE TION OF FREE TRADE. ,; '.IRE on FREE TRADE and the CORN . PS, will
... S^P K 'j Wll ' ch com P rises a fi Mt-rate Assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, and CLOGS, of all descriptions, will be offered at reasonable Cash Prices. i_eeds Honi, i PURCHASERS OF ] house, HIGH STREET, SHEFFIELD ...
SHEFFIELD PHRENOLOGICAL SOCIETY. THE first SESSION of the above Society will com- mence on TUESDAY, October ..
... at Mr. Saunders' Residence, 86, Norfolk street ; and by Mr. Dawson, at his Music Repository. Mr. S.s Morning Academy for Dancing, and the De- portmental Exercises, continues open. Pupils may com- mence at any portion of tbe Quarter. Sheffield, Sept. 29th ...
TO THE FREEHOLDERS Of the WEST RIDING of the County of York. MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,- The pro- gress of
... November 14, 1842, when will be Performed Shakspere's celebrated Play of the MERCHANT OF VENICE. Dance, the Poetry oi Motion, by Miss E. GATES. The celebrated Clog Hornpipe, by Mr. ELSGOJD. After which, (not acted here for many Years,) the Inteilude, called ...
ALLSOPP'S INDIA PALE ALE. P ASHLEY, of the LONDON OYSTER ROOMS, • Watson's Walk, Sheffield, has on hand a fresh
... beautifully Soft, Curly and Glossy. In dressing Hair, it keeps it firm in the curl, uninjured by damp weather, crowded rooms, the dance, or in the exercise of riding. To Children, it is in- valuable, as itiays a foundation for a beautilul Head of Hair. On Purchasing ...
SITUATION WANTED, MANAGER of a TABLE CUTLERY BUSI- -4 jjESS, by » Person who, for the last Twelve Years, >
... of that pri- vilege all are entitled to. One thing lam bound to inform you, that after the orders were open to competition, we got better Clogs for 2s. 6d. a pair than we paid Mr. Mitchell 3s. 3d. for. We admit that you ought to have been in- formed of ...
ROTHERHAM. MBARRAS, STATIONER, MUSIC SELLER • and BOOKBINDER, returns her sincere thank to those Friends who ..
... Catalogue until all be Sold. SHOP FIXTURES, Large Glass Case, with 18 Drawers; Small ditto, quan- tity of Pattens, Clogs, French Clogs, part ofthe House- hold Furniture, c\-c, fyc. GEORGE EADON, JUN., will SELL BY AUC- TION, on the Premises of Mr. Mitchell ...
BELFIELD HOUSE, near Sheffield. THE MISSES BARLOW, (Successors to the Misses Fawcett,) gratefully acknowledge ..
... the Polka in the style in which it is Danced- in Berlin and Paris. M. Vedy, who is just re- turned from London, will, during the present vacation, give courses of SIX LESSONS in the above and other Fashionable Dances, to Classes of not less than six. Early ...
' ^caCOFFEE, and spice TEA ' WAREHOUSE, , ki sg STREET, SHEFFIELD, Court >»• • p ropr iptor of this
... also, if required, 1 in. and 2 in. larger. Price from 7s. 6d. to 12s. each, furnished com- plete. Also his Letter and Coin B dance, Ever-point Pen- cil and Pen Case, containing 12 distinct advan ages in one case. Price 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. each. And his Fountain ...
W^TGTTT CLOTH GLOVES. I v (lltmt Assortment of the Best Make in j I S ?? Colours, may be obtained
... -JUBA in Way Down Soudi.-H HA » Marriage Festival Dance. — JUBA in •' Plant* Dance. t® 3 Juba is a perfect phenomenon, a genuine .->» ?? l^n^ dime ' who will introduce the SATR* 1 SONGS and DANCES of his country; accoinpiuutp. - v liRiGGs, on the native ...
PIANO-FORTES. THE CHEAPEST and BEST PIANO- FORTES in the Trade, both for Sale and Hire, at G. DAWSON'S Music ..
... facility and convenience for carrying on the Boot and Shoe Trade with success. A large assortment of INDIA RUBBER GOLASHERS and CLOGS, of the most useful descriptions. $!_f RE PAIRS neatly and expeditiously executed. Obsebve. — The Business at No. 16, MARKET ...
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... Parents and the improvement of Pupils. 18, St. James's street. SINGING AND DANCING- MR. SAUNDERS St 3^^? ll^ announces the RE-OPENING of his Select EVENING ACADEMY for Dancing, for WEDNESDAY JANUARY 24th, at Eight o'Clock. ?? The MORNING ACADEMY.Tor Young ...