... thanks for the kind encouragement he has re- ceived since he succeeded his late Father in the Business of MILLWRIGHT AND JOINER, Begs to inform his Friends and the Public, that he purposes to continue them on his own account! and that he has taken premises, part of the extensive Buildings on the Green Area, known as the Luke Foundry, for that purpose, where he hopes the encouragement be now ...

... *■ sst> n*_. . ■ ?? iv CUslttunOßMe L^en ?? t J___ a ?? P o J__ n, * Co»«»00 or Waste untmnmV^ % t)IT bf * ~ ?? Act o* P-'lisment. made Sct!^«rr,?tL 6 _ n s^ c *. ° f tbC ?? n ° f hef ?? Queen td-*? 1 010 * * tlm^ilsll Hall, within the said ?? I ?? Se^mnbernir-i 10 o'clock vi tbe Forenoon, for the purpose of takine into ?? ?«- ...

... to the Nobility and Gentry 1 JTX of Lancaster audi itt vicinity, that he will give an | EVENING CONCERT, at the above Room, on Tuesday ; Evening, September I9ih, on which occasion he will Sing a i Selection of hit most popular Songs, assisted by his Son and Pupil MR. CHARLES BRAHAM. Ticket* and Proeramme* to be bad, and places secured, at Mr. Hudson's, Market-street. Front Seat* 3*. Second do. ...

... sf SAMUEL BOND, DRAPER AND LACEMAN, BEGS to inform his Friends and the Publio generally, that he has REMOVED 10 the large and commodious Premises, No. 26, CHEAPSIDE, where he hopes to receive a continuance of that support which he has hitherto received, and which it will be bis study to maintain. Lancaster, Sept. 20tn, 1843. -Jfc ; TO BE LET, Tor, a Term of Seven Years, and may be Entered Upon ...

... E ni', 0 anD f ounce t0 th Gentlemen and Landed Pro- Lancaster, 29th Sept., 184S. V^ WANTED, A RESPECTABLE YOUTH as an APPRENTICE i*- -Apply to S. Ross, Chemist, Cheapside. Lancister. Y^ ASHTON ?? AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. T H ? De L Xt A J^H AL MEETING of thi. SOCIETY, for the EXHIBITION of LIVE STOCK IM- PLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY. 8EEOS, ROOTS, J &c will be hehl on Mo ND av, the 9th of October ...