... for Hie Continent.) THE Committee of the above Institution respect- fully inform the Members and the Public that heir series of LECTURES and ENTERTAINMENTS, for the ensuing season, will commence with a GRAND PONCERT, i tn« Theatre, Ainsworth Street, on WEDNESDAY, (this day) OCTOBER 2nd, 1850. PA TBONS. JOHN HORNBY, Esq., M.P. JAMES PILKINGTON, Esq., M.P. j BUTLER BOWDON, Esq. H. P. FLEETWOOD, ...

... lock :n the Evening, Conditions as will be then roduced), ...

... *- -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 ...

... tb Kortfc Western ?? Company, by which be is en&bied to supply Freeh Brrmt tlr««', at the- iioderiDcutUwed^oWjrSK-WeoniDjr- «•■• Hornby, Claughton.Caton, Hsltoii, Lancaster, •• :.a Morecambe, at prices camiderab!y below Uiom hitherto charged fur lime of a similar 5 iialttf, and that any order* left with the Station Masta-B will be ?? attended to. S ft. Orders at Lancaster to be sent to J, S.s ...

... Stock from the Sales of the Libraries of Rev J BeSE rf t ver y Exten «™ Hbdle,Esq.,ofWoodfieldPark; and from Sale, during thela.t tw? mon£. Sll^H^^ k* te the following: Books, at the very low Price, affixed Tn hb Stel^i? ?? !S tt Attentlon Suable and Rare Books. T. H., from hi. ?? ?? ?? H^mLV'li™? cabled to procure almost any Work at the Lowest ?? Prbe KS r^ii^* 11 ?™' k „ taken in exchange ...

... 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 ...

... Printer. i oth August, 1850. SILVEKI9AJLE LS THE BAY OF MORECAItBE. TO BE LET, ENISHED, from the 20th of A^OTS?, at £3 10s. a week. .• tOYE 3IOUSE, containing S Parlours and 10 \. Ped-roums, including Servants' ; Coach-house v. i Values ; aud Gardens and Pleasure Grounds, ?? the sea. or particulars enquire ?? Silverdale, Yealand -. ■ ■ s, Lancaster. SETTLE LIME. JOHN STOREY, J'>EGS *o inform ...

... difference of pnblic opinion appearing to exist as to the propriety of Incorporating the Borough, and as active proceedings aje now being takeii to accomplish such an object ; — •re, the undersigned, Ratepayers of the said Borough and Township, respectfully request that you will be pleased to cell a GENERAL MEETING of the Ratepayers, with a view to afford an opportunity for , fall, fair, and ...

... surrounding -piirlibourhood, and the Public at large, that he Es taken the BRITANNIA HOTEL, which he la* fitted up with every convenience and comfort for the Bathing Season ; and hopes, by moderate charges an( * P rom P l attention, to merit a share of public patronage. The Britannia Hotel is delightfully situated m the beautifn'l and picturesque village of Silver- dale, and is distant five ...

... and 8 years. At' p 1 ' at the Piunteb's. partnership— or Purchase— or Mortgage. a LARGE SUM OF MONEY is ready for inveet- \ ment on such Securities as shall please the parties t0 whom the money belongs. Address, by letter, free of postage, and only from principal*. JOHN JAMES COWARD, Esq., Lans- downe Crescent, Bath, who himself is part owner of the M id Money. Dated March 25. 'over DARWEN. TO ...

... in Blackburn, that he will resume his Pro- fessional Duties on the 30th inst. Enquiries may be made of Mr. WALKDEN, Standard Ss Avenham Road, Preston, ' July iCth, 1850. CEOSTON DRAINAGE. rpHE Commissioners elected under the Act of Par- X liament for Draining, Improving, and Preserving the Low Lands and Grounds within the Townships of Croston, Mawdesley, RuflFord, Bispham, Tarleton, and ...

... Blackburn Clubs, on the new Cricket Ground at Daisy Field. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, A RESPECTABLE YOUTH, as an IN-DOOR APPRENTICE to the PAWNBROKING and CLOTHES BUSINESS. Apply to Mr. HIRST, 4 and 5, Penny Street, Black- burn. APARTMENTS. 4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN can be accommodated \ with a good Sitting Room and Bed Room. Applj at K°- 43 > Montague Street, Blackburn. GUIDE TO NORTH ...