•* TO-MORROW. - T E THER CHAPEL. [% TOMORROW, SUNDAY, July 19th, 1868, the Rev. n«__f SIMON, of CasUeford, will
... Afternoon, r e_u_ 7. ' bt P rovi ...
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I .f^TSrrfb H D A T I 0 N. f c t P F l .this subject will be Delivered
... a Member of the Order, accompanied hy a Beautiful Tableaux, emblematical of the Older and the Widows' and Orphans' Fund. DANCING, by the celebrated HARRY NICOLI, who has kindly given his services on the occasion. To conclude with the laughable Farce of ...
LOCAL NEWS
... reenming the different games. The band played several lively airs, quadrilles, &c, and , the teachera and friends joined in dancing, while others took a ramble to the opposite rocks to take a peea at Cbatswortb House and grounds. At sixthe party tcok their ...
ENTERTAINMENTS, &c
... I'arkgate, also sang several songs. Messrs. Crookes and Bowskill, from Masbro', amused the audience with comic 3 jn^g, eve. Dancing was afterwards freely indidged in. Dkonfield Mechanics' Institution. — The sixth of the series of entertainments was given ...
TO-atOBBOW EVENINe. at 8.90. THE Fonrth of Bix DI&OOORSES on 1 Timothy ML, 18, in the TssPßaas-crß Hall, by the
... CCLEBFIELD LADIES' CLUB. The ANNUAL MEETING of the above Society will be held in the Ibfabt School, on Fbioat, June Slat. Dancing at Six o'Clock. HE ANNUAL FESTIVAL of the Membera and Friend* of tbe STANNINGTON HON I* wiß take plaoe on Wbdbesoat, June ...
LOCAL NEWS
... from Lord Foley's, was much admired. Some rich ferns were sent from the same house, also a number of fine plants, not for competition. There was also a very fine display from Earl Manver's, Thoresby park. A good collection of window plants was shown in the ...
LOCAL NEWS
... altogether realised over £16,000. A lot of Sheffield Carriage Company (Limited) shares was withdrawn, and there waa no competition for Mill liam Mining Co.'b shares offered at the same time. Boabd of Guardians. — The usual weekly meet- ing of this board ...
?? THIS EVENING. Tnw Re. H. UIGH-UNSON will Preach in f f UeT. ?? fctreet East. Subject : -The *
... Greenwood 1 1 17 LOT 2. 247 Little Stone Park Close ?? Mr. Robert Kemp 0 2 0 LOT 3. 258 First Clog HiU Cloee Mr. Joe. Greenwood 2 033 LOT 4. 268 Second Clog HiU Close ?? Ditto 3 327 LOT 5. 167 Villa Residence, with Out- buildings, Cottage, and Gardens ...
— THIS DAY. Att RANTS' CHURCH, CUR3AR, in LLI lit PABI--H of BASLOW. ?? >, wili fD-V.) be C
... Greenwood 1 1 17 LOT 2. 247 Little Stone Park Close ?? Mr. Robert Kemp ?? 0 2 0 LOT 3. 258 First Clog HiU Close Mr. Jos. Greenwocd 2 0 r 3 LOT 4. 258 Second Clog HiU Qoee ?? Ditto 3 327 LOT 5. IST ViUa Residence, with Out- buildings, Cottage, and Gardens ...
arOUGH ILEG7ION, R MR. MtTNDELLA'S CANDIDATURE. 0» AKD AFTEB MO-YDAY NEXT, _.*CUTIVE COMMITTEE TB B » A V ILL MEET
... CommiHee-room, Banmoor Inn. Night of Meeting, W_d„esday, at Eight o'Clock. CENTEAL COMMITTEE BOOM, PACK HOBSE, SNIG HILL, Att-r dance Daily. Cbaibmax : THOMAS DUNN, Esq., J.P. Vica-CnAiaMKK : EENRY WILKINSON, Esq., J.P. E. V. BIRKS, Esq. KAMUEL PLIMSOLL, Esq ...
TOMORROW EVENING, in the Tampkr. akci Hall, at 6ft o'Clock, by the Rev. B. M. M ACBB AIB, MA. T^OMORROW,
... tntitled ALONL IN A PIRATE'S n^lii! Ob, 7'nE Tbials ov * Bwtish BailobLld! Aftrr •which, Mdlle. hi'l >tW ln a In\-.i\n.iu; Dance ! lo conclude With tiie gieat ?? fceirrat.on Diiiui. the octoroon: Ob, Lim ik Lcpi«iaha! BtJf-Pncec: Boxes, Is. I Reserved ...
MASBRO' AND ROTHERHAM HORTICUL-.TURAL AND FLORAL EXHIBITION
... and in conseemence the attendance was exceedingly good. A large number of those present occupied most of the afternoon in dancing to the strains of the Volunteer band, whose services the management had had the good sense to secure for the occasion ; and ...