... TER. 1 '*-^JjJSSS--^ *i g . at the I Frish tnorc-i , , Luke's. Skerton ; and , I^S;^ St. J'hn's Chapel, by the! ?? the uTi^Lo't, Curate of St. Anne's Cha- I Re*. I , pel. L* nc * ?? ju be made after each sermon i A ! Sncfi: l of the Institutions. 1 r dons and Donations will be thankfully puhs ...

... '.ti n! i!> ?? t(1 Mr GEO. CARRCTHERB, J., Kew-atreet. [ ' : r ' ,; xtk^ltM- . 7 . / J.V/0 FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. i^ i flSO KOK aUPPLYINO THE SCRIPTURES ?? *s , s \\ -o> RECEIVING THEIR FREEDOM. vl ,ijr hem deter.. lined by the Committee | ' f the above Institution that a Copy of the *■ resta.ncnt, accompanied by the book ot ] .in a large type and substantially bound, , , j t ...

... -(he candidate is required to be a ale 0 f the Apothecaries' Company, and to l 0 g ervc the office two years. The elec- '^to »» ke l' lace on ,UKSDAT t,le ,4th of ° n ber at 12 o'clock at noon, at the Dispen- Ali testimonials of qualification to be ad- -1 ,1 to the Committee postage free. The i „ j g /;»0 per anuum, with apartments in . I'li-m nsarv. \Zlkt. Sept. 2MI*M. .| 7 a FOOTMAN, ...

... j >llj announces to the Ladies and Gentlemen of an'cister and the Vicinity, his return from Paris, Dr.don, Birmingham, Sheffield, Six. where he Xf peisonally selected a very great variety of ie most prevailing and fashionable FANCY OdDS, which are now ready for Inspection , the large room over his and the adjoining mp, lately occupied as the UNION* NEWS DOM, which has been fitted up for the ...

... 1n LANCASTER on Mon- ■ thst V . without fail) and remain the ■ 2* h ° nur j n g which he may be consulted Hi p frioc /j-ciative to his profession, at Mrs. ?? N ? .i , Tr*«7e Fnars, July, 1834. ■fc^.'f . --• . I i„i lately occupied hy Mr. Mills, mm* 110 * p enriV - S treet, r0 B TWO WEEKS ONLY. reseral Linen Warehouse and Feather 120, risher ? aW ?? Preston, rs pK( TFI LL\ ioform the ...

... one formerly occupied by S. Birkett bur -hop* lower down the street) takes this i .nnrrunity of informing his friends and the tohlic generally, that it is his intention to have innsuntly for SALE a valuable and extensive |». '.'■■>. -i.eiit of Cold and Silver Patent Lever a. id rer'ical WATCHES, also a well-sjlecti-d lock of JEV7ELLEBT, Ac. of the first ualiM'. ( »r.!i--r c for Silver and ...

... 23d inst. ' Mrs. RICH. THOMPSON, Patroneu. Ma B-.-fiiaKW. \ Reward,. Ma. TiIDS. WILSON, J srRA AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. DANCING TO COMMENCE AT EIGHT. Admission to Strangers 4s. CHARITY BALL. 1 R \LL for the Benefit of the GENERAL V. DISPENSARY, and National Schools, 1 take place in the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, LANCASTER, On TUESDAY, the 30th Instant. t_yctK- to Commence at Eight o'Clock. argr Tickets, Five ...

... OF fH E IMPROVED SPECTACLES, AND VARIOUS IMPROVED GLASSES, rw**. ...

... School will be resumed on 2d day, [>ndav the 14th instant, at the usual time. LmJ^ Individuals desirous of obtaining in- rnation respecting the terms, &c. of the School, . o .,t_in cards and prospectuses on application. Vvrch-ttrect, 7th Mo. July) hth, 1834. Mrs. es Miss HAVENS BEI. to announce to their Friends and the Public, that their SEMINARY will RE- ;\ on the 21st July, when they will ...

... •* t ,istomary measure, late in the 0.-cu- *cre*' ?? Burrow, John Savage, and uioti o* . ..imp 4 * oll • *So thaRD Mterscocgh, of Skerton, will [ ***W -remise B * ami ' n tne mean time appli- L,e* the V tna ,] c to tbe subscribers, who will r» tipri ma L Hl aC k Bill, in Skerton, on Wed- ..tend ?? h \i arc h, at one o'clock, to de- IE sDA-. tne i- —TSxiSl-ta MACHINERY, *c. ,H * FOR SALE. To ...

... Large and Curious SELEC- i\ i ?? l V GOX>DS of every description. 3. ? _f_oi>a_rps4>r-9 COAI H-MAKER, L ITI RNS his sincere thanks to the Gentry \. and Public generally, foi the very liberal bo_r»?e«ne_t he has received since his coni- L ?? .ii in business, and respectfully informs rm that he has REMOVED from Mary- reet, to more convenient and extensive pre- scs,' in Rosen ?? where be intends ...

... obtained from the London Horticul- tural Society's Garden, in 18. H. WANTED, A TIN PLATE WORKER, who thoroughly /V. understands his Business, and of steady habits— will have good wages, and constant em- ?? a MOULDER, who is a steady man, will meet with every encouragement, liy apply- ing, if hy letter, post-paid) to Mr. Cockshott, Clitheroe. R . BOOTLE, STAY AND CORSET MAKER, No. 6, St. Ann ...