... OF k e BI T IE ANCHOR INN, begs to inform numerous patrons and friends that he ♦ the Booth directly opposite the Winning p c » ttich he has occupied for the last four jeans, where he intends offering REFRESH- MENTS, of first-rate quality, at the same prices as arc paid in town. Wince, Spirits, Ale, Bottled and Draught Porter, Ginger Beer, Lemonade, Soda Water, Cicars, Meat Pies, Sandwiches, &c ...

... to Mr. Jons Hall, SoUcitor, Lancaster. WILLIAM FOX, §I *TEB AIW PI-A»T*M% SLA TE MERCHA__IV /rF » ,v lAT lIS, ROMAN AND I,l 'mm CEMENTS, Sec, Sec, _ . inform Builders and the Public jrene- R^A-fC ha- just received a lar« Ship- V ; : ' !I J t ?? Works ; * ntf «ortrent of Black Slates; also, Mar- • ?? c Sconi* one Green elates, which he _ late oft rat wholesale prices. * .1 Saint Leonard 's ...

... ?? to Mr. Milnlr, Bookseller, Lancaster. ON SALE, A PONY, GIG, and HARNESS complete. For particulars apply to the Printer. Lancaster, 9th April, 1850. ON SALE, 4 HANDSOME Grey Horse Pony, rising 6 Years, with good Action, steady in Har- rris or Saddle. Voolvto Mr. Bibby, White Hart Inn. Lmcaater, April 19th, 1850. fpHK Directors of the North Western Railway | intend to offer FOB SALE, some ...

... ?? iTHE DECWWB OF KIN. (OMI By E. Heald, M.D. K. erto> Smith and Co., Liverpool. ?? ISport - ON THE *^io. of Art-fiefl ■»*■*■> In a Patient ofthe ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY. ■T / SOTTISGHAM, JUL, F.B.CA- TlloTof the Royal College of Surgeon of j Ia forre^on . me Member ofthe Medical jj^j&aS. of Paris, and of the Royal M^! C £^Howell, Chmch Street; n L, ?? Lalchton, Church Street. PBICK ©NJK ...

... will be held at tbe * \ \l Office, in Lancaster, en TUESDAY the ot! day of August, 1850, at Eleven o'clock in l Forenoon, at which place ar d time the said t' jprietors ore requested to attend, by themselves ot Proxies, pursuant to a clause in the said Canal Act. NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ipHAT the next Ordinary HALF-YEARLY i GENEK AL MEETING of SH AREHO L- ' KRS ofthe ...

... Selection of Sacred Music will be performed. Collections will be made in aid of the Organ Fond. Particulars of tbe Selection of Sacred Music will be given iv a future advertisement. RE-OPENING St. PAUL'S CHURCH, BLACKBURN. OK BUKDAY, AlGin 11th, 18S«, rpffO SERMONS will be preached in St. Pouts V Church, Blackburn, by the Re?. H. W. MARY CHURCH, 8.A., Incumbent, when Collections will be made ...

... the Society's Room, Cardwell's Court, on WED- NESDAY, the 17th of July instant. Members are expected to be in their places at half- pait Eight o'clock. THOS. CLOUGH, 2nd July, 1850. Conductor. JOSEPH ROILEY, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, iSD ORGANIST OF THE PARISH CHURCH BLACKBURN, BEGS to inform his Pupils and Friends that he will resume his professional duties on Monday the 220 d of July, 1850. Terms ...

... J^ntlic Shoo, No.. 19, MARKET •yjJJ where he intends carrying on the above t^r, February 15, 1850. r_HNCi:RY OF THE COUNTY -ALATINE OF LANCASTER T Eisaaia Vice Chancellor of the County ?? . o f Lancaster, will hold a Coubt at the • Hail in Liverpool, hi and for the 'Vn.nitv Palatine, on Wednes D ay, the f ?? day of March, 1850, at Ten ■y'.k in the Forenoon precisely. * Dated this Thirteenth ...

... inform the inhabitants of Blackbnrn and its vicinity, that he has opened a MUSIC WAREHOUSE, in Fleming Square. Piano- fortes on Sale, taken in exchange, and on hire ; every description of BRASS and WOOD INSTRUMENTS, Violin, Harp, and Guitar Strings, Sheet and other Music from London weekly. Pianofortes Tuned, Re- paired, &c. Orders received for the Tuning and Re- pairing of Church, Chapel, and ...

... his Private Apart- ■ BKRRV r s, CASTLE-HILL. ■ ?? \\ he in^attendance at the SUN INN, ■ on MONDAY next. I ?? . I LANCASTER I MIXHAN'C*' INSTITUTE. H ,„ p_ J C Richmond, of Rhode Island, ■ft! has kindly offered to give TWO I W'itES to the Members of this Institu- ■ ' It i the Public, in the Oddfellows* Hall, ■ Vi .soar and Wednesday, the sth and 6th I i niied States of America, or I ?? ...

... ASSEMBLY BOOM, Heaton Street, on Wednesdai, ?? Sth, 1851. Farther particulars in future advertisements. BEINDLE BALL. THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL BALL in aid of the FUNDS OF THE SCHOOLS, will be held in the SCHOOL ROOMS, on MONDAY, Jakcabt Ctb, 1861. Further particulars in a fntnre advertisement. JOHN Mc MANUB, Houokabt Secbetaet. Brindle, Dec. 17th, 1850. Strawberry Bank Seminary, BLACKBURN. ELIZA ...

... in the Morning and Evening by the Re' H . \\ MAKYCHURCH, 8.A., Incumbent. Di»i»e Service to commence in the Morning at hall past Ten, and in the Etening at half-past Six o'clock. Appropriate Hymns will be sung during each Ser T j c( >, by the Children ; and a Collection will be mad after each Sermon, for the support of the abov School*. NOTICE. \LL persons to whom Miss ALICE ELLISOK late of ...