... l «*i lß 2° W SELLIN G OFF, at Prime cS •■* ■*' V* ••y ,» on »J» ber extensive and fashionable *•*£•£**? CfeJ** We * Broad and l« k ?? mad * m r> Clot »«. Kers4merea, Doeskin* ?? Tglg >M ?? ro J»> Moleskins, Welehend EntjHsh FtaßMli, DvMavCaßeoca, Siieciat. Drills, Figured ?? f^fili^LTS* I*o^lll^1 * 0^ 111^ Outings, Valentias, Glovea! «f^j«2*^gr Hala, Patent Shirt Collars, Stocks, Silk ...

... at the Canal Office, in Lancas- ter, oa Tlesdat, the Fourth day of February, 1845. at Eleven nt-lock iv the Forenoon, at wbicb place and time the said Pro- prietors are requested to attend by themselves or proxies, pur- suant to a Clause in the said Canal Act. ?? INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING AND PAINTING. MR. HILL respectfully intimates to the Nobility, Gentry, Schools, Ice, in Lancaster, that be ...

... WILL PUBLIC AUCTIOS, EARLY IN AUGUST, SEVEN FREEHOLD COTTAGES and DWELLING MOUSES, situate in Blackhum. Particulars sale will appear in future advertisements. From the heavy expenses usually iucurre ...

... At the Annual Meeting in May. 1814, Large Bonuses were made, besides reserving upwards of Thikty Thousand Bounds for future division EXAMPLE. A Policy effected before Ist March, 1832, for £2OOO, is uow increased to Two Thousand Five Hundred and Ninety Four Pounds. If the Person die after Ist March, 1845, his heirs will receive Two Thousand Six Hundred and Forty Five Pound*. If the Person die ...

... ir'Tioi Mart, Back Lane, top of King Street; aetoe mmeDce at Ten o'clock in the Morning ; I quantity of DRAPERY GOODS, I caisirtiiig Silk Chosans, figured and u; Ikliariiie?. Orleans, (.‘ohoargs, and »i Ve?tinga, Silk and VToollen; \ elveleens; Apron Checks; Shirting do.; Geny*«Srarf-i and Handkerchiefs, &c.; dozen iJaei«et. yards lengths; do., do., 20 yards W'‘ A quantity of HOUSEHOLD ...

... »Wr. .fna. Suiif/nrorth, Respectfully apciounces tiiat purposes giving a in the Theatre, Klaekburn, Thursday Evknino, the 15th of May, 1845. The following eminent Vocalists, from Manchester, have been engaged for the occasion : Sopranos —Airs. YARNDLEY. Miss HELLAWELL. Ai.tos —Mr. SANDERSON. Mr. PHILLIPS. Tknors— Mr. FOTHERGILL. Mr. OOODALE. Bassrs —Mr. POVAH. Mr. WILLIAMSON. Mr. REYNOLDS. ...

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... will prosper—you will thrive, ! oait*n »Uh justice will own, lwirnt >» town ! uy .- TOU Perchance would get, «»•«*:> a the cheapen yeti * ,kurld coufew, *'*d«rful indeed in drees ! » '’ UJd tbe year, JiUi for the wmter’a wear, b. UTAH'S op, Oat w* ,l-1 ! *°tfi*ng ever stopt 411 determin'd bent, Tp.* °fiounded in extent; *c*lUiy—rich and poor, ,° 1, “'o’htJ ‘tore I tl,e own, Sib renown lij* cl ...

... and Insurance Intelligence, will be pub- lished on ThubsdaT, tbe 13th current, and continued every Thursday thereafter. Tbe Proprietors of the EDINBURGH RAILWAY RE- CORD have made arrangement* for obtaining the earlieat information on the foregoinn .nd other similar subjects, not only io Greet Britain .od Irelaud, but in our Colonial Possessions and Foreign Countries. This Journal, which is ...

... TURNPIKE ROAD. 'T’HE GENERAL ANNJLAL MEETING ot the Trustees will hprlield at the /ferf Lion Inn, iu IVniton Fhiday, the Foi’ntkentu day of Msacil next, 1 welve o’clock. J. HARGREAVES, Blackburn, 17th Feb., 1845. ...

... FROM BLACKBURN, THROUGH PADIHAM, BURNLEY ANB COLNE, TO ADDINGHAM AND COCKING END, AND FROM ACCRINGTON TO BURNLEY. The general annual meeting will be hel4.-at the King's Head Inn, in Colne, on Friday, the Twknty-kiohth day of Fkbhi?ahy instant, at Eleven o’clock in the Forenoon. J. HARGREAVES, Clerk to the Trustees. Blackburn, 3rd Feb., 1845. ...

... Quarter. On Sale, st _Ap[4y»t the Ewood Mill, near Blackbnrn. VALUABLE Household Furniture, &c., &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. WILSON, At the hoage of Mr. Adam Dinwoodie, ‘Wine Merchant, top of King Street, Blackburn, who is leaving the town ; on Friday, the Sixth day of Junk, 1845, sale to commepet at One o'clock in the Afternoon precisely ALL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; consisting of one ...