... *- -blishment for the Board and Education of YOI.JNU LADIES, after the Christmas Vacation, on Tuesday, tb* 21st of January, 1851. No. 19, Winckley Square, Preston. ' Nova Scotia. Dec. 34th, 1860. -ITTILLIAM ECCLES and SONS return their sin - W cere thanks to their Servants and Neighbours, for tbeir activity in extinguishing the recent Fire in their Scutching Room. They attribute the ...

... their annual Performance on Thubsdat, h{. Htb day of Novembeb next, in the Parish Church, BLc_burn. HANDEL'S SACRED ORATORIO, DEBORAH, has been selected for the occasion. PATRONS. DR. WHITTAKER. JOHN HORNBY, ESQ , M.P. JAMES PILKINGTON, ESQ., M.P. THOMAS AINSWORTH, ESQ. HENRY MASTER FEILDEN, ESQ. MONTAGUE J. FEILDEN, ESQ. JAMES FORREST, ESQ. BEN KIT HARGREAVES, ESQ. HENRY BROCK-HOLLINSHKAD, ...

... of Ageul •\ to the Blackburn Savings' Bank by the death ol w r Thomas Atkinson, I beg respectfully to offer mj- ,if u a candidate for the appointment, when yon shall detero^pe upon electing a successor. I baye the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, JOHN CLOUGH, Jchr. Blackburn, 19th February, 1850. ' JP^ Ls ?? ?? gfyt&trt fcopal fclatfebum. UFDEB THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF ...

... Security to the amount of £500 will be required. Address, A. 8., at the Priwteb's. To the Trnstees and Managers of the Black- barn Savings 1 Bank. Gentlemen, \ Vacancy having occurred in the office of Agent to the Blackburn Savings' Bauk by the death of Thomas Atkinson, I beg respectfully to offer my- lf as » candidate for the appointment, when you *f»U determine upon electing a successor. ' ...

... CHADWICK, the Organist. jj g None need apply who are not competent to re> dMu»»c- To Contractors, Bricklayers, &c. TO BE LET BY TENDER, On Saturday, the Fourteenth mat., at J. Peel's, Esq Knowlmere. near Clitheroe ; THE BUILDING OF A GARDEN WALL. All Materials will be found and laid down by the Proprietor. Plans and Specification may be seen on application Mr ROWSON, Clerk of the Works, ...

... Hotel, on Monday, .i,. 4th instant. Rlackburn, Feb. 12th, 1650. — * BLACKBURN COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION. AT an Adjourned Meeting of the Committee of the Blackburn Commercial Association, held at the i eeer Inn, on Monday, Feb. 11th inst., The following Resolutions were unanimously adopt- edp osed bT Mr. WM. PILKINGTON, seconded by Mr- JOHN SPARROW; That Mr. Henry Heywood be appointed Treasurer i ...

... completing the PAKSONAGE HOUSES, now in course of erec- tuin for St. Peter'a, and St. Michael's, Churches. The following Ladies have kindly conaented to act •i _ Committee :— Mb* W. H. HORNBY, King Street, Mas. JOHN LIVESEY, Kiog Street, Mas. JAMES FORREST, St. Alban's, Mbs. SHARPLES, St. Peter's, Mas PENGELLY, St. Michael's, Bi n>J ot wbom contributions for the Bazaar will be thankfully ...

... at No. 43, Montague Street, Blackburn. THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, No. ?? for June. Price 2s. 6d.; by post, 3s. CONTENTS. Latter-day Pamphlets. The Hungarian Joseph. y T peniubular Medal. By an Old Peninsular. Part ' VII. A Month at Constantinople. Madame Sontag and the Opera. Tbe Green Hand — A Short Yarn. Part X. PaUce Theatricals A Day-dream. The Quaker's Lament. i Tbe ...

... celebrated Vocalist and Composer,) -|T ILL appear in his new and successful Entertain- VY vent, THE ROSE, SHAMROCK, AKD THISTLE, or GLEANINGS FROM THE MINS- TRELSY of ENGLAND, IRELAND, and SCOT- LAND, with Hnmoureas and Pathetic Songs and Stories,) at given by him with great success in Man- chester, Liverpool, &c, and throughout Ireland. Doors to open at half-past Seven — to commence at ...

... Montague Street, Blackburn. -* MONEY TO LEKD. mHE SEVERAL SI MS OF £150, £200, £450, I and £500. £2,000 will be ready in July, 6D^ ?? Mr IINSWORTH, Solicitor, King Wil- liam Street — iPAETMENTS TO BE LET GOOD PARLOUR AND BED-ROOM. Apply A ». o i 2, Albert Place, Montague Street, Black- burn. — . BLACKBURN ttWITED NATIONAL AND SUNDAY OX SUNDAY, JUNE XSrd, 18&«, rnHREE SERMONS will be ...

... Tweivtt-first of November, g5O, in the Parish Church, Blackburn, will give, at their Annual Performance, HANDEL'S SACRED ORATORIO, D E B O_R A H . PATRONS. THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF MANCHESTER. THE REV. J. W. WHITTAKER, D.D., VICAR OF BLACKBURN. SIR WM. HENRY FEILDEN, Bart. JOHN HORNBY, ESQ , MP. JAMES PILKINGTON, ESQ., M.P. THOMAS AINSWORTH, ESQ. T. DUTTON, ESQ. HENRY MssBBsJER ...

... since the above Church and a plot of land adjoining it were conse- crated by the present Archbishop of Canterbury. The Ciiurch had previously been licensed for the perform- snce of Divine Worship. During the whole of that time tt , e land consecrated for the purposes of a Churchyard has re mained open to desecration. The Church is situated ,n one of the worst, perhaps the worst, Districts of ...