... lice FrtwrpoJ of Hhe HuddersJieid Collegiate BokoU. gf School Course embrace* ail branches of a sound ' el'igious, Clasatcai, Mathetraiicai, and Coii.u.ei ..ioCilioa. TF RMS:— | union t.. Xa ■ > under 15 — SO Guinea* per annum . t tuition) S above 15 — to do. do. ashing, &c ?? Guinea par Quarter. r>ai Hoarder* ..Three Guineas .--et partioblara may ite-knewa oa application to i J ?? The Wctl ...

... Oak and the Ivy, The Wiah in g Gate f What are the Wild Waves saying P' Have Faith in one another,'' Song of the Gold Miners The Merry Bells of England, I Love the Night A Blearing on the Outward Bound, Tbe Child and the Dew Drops, The Sunshine of our Home, and upwards of a thousand popular songs, ballads, &c_ &c_ ?? g .? e,r -ini-Wy roccesßfal PICTOBIAL, HISTOBICAL, aad ...

... a Political Pantomime. ggjnes of Clerical Life.— Na 11. Mr. Gilfil's Love- Story. Part 11. ?? .- . - - - gatany and Brigands in Greece. !_• Atbelings; or, The Three Gifts.— Part XI. Tbe Land of Gold. jjeleager s Lament for his Wife Heliodora. jjeojonstrance with Dickens. j^tera from a Lighthouse.— No. 111. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh - TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF BLACKBURN. ...

... h on tlie Ist October last, and placed in error to the ?? Bazoar Fund. Inure*!? J. J. KANEY, Secbetaey. Toim Hsll Bunding*, June 22nd, 1858. 555-5 GRAMMAR SCHOOL COMMEMORATION DAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 2Mb, 1858. rrg SERMON will be preached in St. Mary's Church, by the Bey. J. HAIGH, M.A. (Oxford), iccm bent of St. Paul's Church, Huddersfield. Servioe will commence at half-past Ten. The Annual ...

... El, HAS BEEN DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE TKEAfV. U'liidley, Cth July, 1853. CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, King Street, Rlackburn. THE KEY. DR. BURGESS AND SONS RESPECTFULLY inform tlieir Friends and the Pubhc, that School business will commence on MONDAY, Jilt the 25th. * * A Prospectus and Terms wiU be forwarded on application. MUSICAL EDUCATION. J. ROILEY, MUS. DOC, Organist of the Parish ...

... the Pikkisix Fire Office. BAZAAR. V BAZAAR will be held in St. John's School Koom, Blackburn, on WEDNESDAY, THURS- DAY, mid FRIDAY, the Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth () f Octobi-r next, in aid of a FUND FOR THE r.KECTION OF A SCHOOL AND CHAPEL, AT PI.KCK GATE, in the District of St. John's. ...

... \ SERMON will be preached in Feniscowles Church, on the Morning and Afternoon of SUNDAY NEXT, 20th inst., by the Rev. A. G. EDOUART, V.A.. Incumbent of St. Michael's Church, Burleigh Street, Strand, London, and Chaplain of Charing Cross Hutpital. A Collection will be made after each Sermon, in aid of tbe Funds of the above Society. Service commences in the Morning at half-past Ten, ,nj in Uie ...

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... Mr. NOSWORTHY, (Members of the Manchester Shaksperian Society), at t lie Odd Fellows' Hall Assembly Room, King-street. CHK. PARKINSON, Esq., J.P., in tbe Chair. PROGRAMME.— PART FIRST. Othello and lago, Messrs. Steams and Nosworthy. Reading John Gilpin, Mr. J. P. Steams. Recitation, Mary Queen of Scots, Mr. F. A. Nosworthy. Reading The Gridiron. (Lover).. Mr. J. P. Steams. AM INTERVAL ...

... iST^ Wdß ^ Efiaervoirs Company will be • Botto S^Zarwen, it zB£ V * ** 2&m nreT -» at 12 0 noon. •n£f^ ftr ?? Re P*tt*»» of Transfers of Shares l^^orisroftfceDirsctors, v ?? k . GBO. GRIME, OverDarw^ftfc.^^66, Secrkaby. BLACOURJ RAgITAY COMPANY. _ M««bM is hereby riven. T^fcLSSHNARY HALF-YEABLY GENE- J- BAL MEETING of tbe Blackburn Bailway SW3L*? 1 * ?? ?? ?? Street 3S2£ S^Ste: 011 ...

... application to Mr. S., at MISS FAIR'S, yew Market Place. | AjrCIK-T AND MODERN LANGUAGES. MR. JOHN HUNT, Professor oi Languages, BEGS to announce to the Gentry aud Public of Blackburn tbat be will resume his duties on fFEDKBSDAY, tbe Folhth of Auodst, in giving j^stoiu in Latin, Greek, French, German, Italian, and ctjoer Lang— ges • Foreign Letters, Circulars, _c, Written and Trans- lated. ...

... and Mr. Cleary, by the Rev. C. ROBINSON, B.A. To be had at the Standard Office, and of all Book- sellers. TO BE LET, TROUT BROOK FARM, in Pleasington, within three miles of Blackburn, late in the occupation of Mr. S. Marsden, containing upwards of 40 Acres, and may be entered upon immediately. Application to be made to Messrs. PARK, GAR- LICK, and SON, Preston ; or at Pleasington Hall. ...