... Lancaster N. ; Thoe. Dowthwaite, Lancaster St. Peter's; 5'Robert F. Ewan, Skerton N. ; *Robt. Hardie, Longridge N. ; Rd. Hosker, St. Ignatius' Win. Ray, Lancaster St. Thomas's; aiThos. W. Smith, Scotforth ; Bartholomew Woodcock, Talbot ; Wrn. H. Woof, Lancaster ...

... Medical Committee knew that it was never the intention keep Miss Hardy entirely upon night duty. Whoa the new none was appointed was intended that she should take part in it* Mias Hardy had been misled by some one, and was now left for her to take what ...

... by Thomas Kincaid Hardie, John Thomas Campbell, and William Aitchison Wilson, M.D., the surviving executors, the personal estate being sworn under £200,000. The testator bequeaths £20,000 upon trust for each of his three sisters, Elizabeth Hardie, Janet ...

... all oarefully prepared, and will found decidedly snperior beverages. Sold THOMAS DAWSON. O. SHARPLES, FREDERICK DAGGERS, and H. O. MASON. W. E. PELL, Chemist., Preston; .THOMAS PARKINSON, Chemist, Blackburn. V Wholesale only by the Sols Manufacturer, ...

... to Eliza- beth Bickerstaffe. On the 20th inst., at the Catholic Church, Bonds, Garstang, by the Rev. Father Hennessey, Mr. Thomas Comingford to Miss Sarah Garth, both of Garstang. On the 25th inst., at St. George's, Hanover Square, John Fielden, Esq., ...

... carrying the above business, begs to intimate that he has ui- POSED OF IT Mr. THOMAS ITCH LEY, Chemist, William-street, and hopes that they will favour him with their patronage. Thomas Ckitchley, DR. OTTO’S TREATISE ON THE HAIR, with a Remedy which has never ...

... VIEW OF TIRNOVA. It is the most fantastic of visions. Many travellers have admired the situation of St. Thomas, in the West Indies, where a town appears rather to hang than to rest upon three hills. Here before one is a horseshoe of houses—its groups ...

... Impu-tor, again- 1 snail take legal proceedings if it occur* again.—ibigued) THOMAS MASON. W WILFRID'S AND ST MARYS FANCY PAIR In twt opmm IU-UAi - , »t o'clock. | OSES. —Hardy Tea Roses, from open groun.t 10». 6 ...

... reception, and the Duke Cambridge and its other occupants at once slighted, and were received by the Mayor, the Vicar, Sir Thomas Hesketh, M.R, Colonel Jackson, Alderman S. Smith, Alderman Humber, Alderman W. Birley, Alderman Pedder, Alderman D. Spencer ...

... for Whittaker, not out, 26. Colne 11., 181 for seven ; declared. At Todmorden. Lowerhouse, 148. Rawtenstall, 101 for five: Hardy 31. Foster 20. Clitheroe, 125. Great Harwood, 6. Hindle bad seven wickets fof three. Brown two for one. Kamsbottom, 97. Enfield ...

... Fry. Darlington : W. Feild. Dublin. St. Patrick ; A. E. Hutton. Yorkshire, Motley . A. Holden, Yorkshire. Buckrose ; J. K Hardie, West Ham South ; T. Harrington, Dublin Harbour ;M. Healy, Cork City ; T. Healy, Wexford North ; E. K. Jones, Carmarthen Boroughs ...

... CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. Preston. Lecturer, Monsieur Al.HXls AMEDBK THOMAS, B.A. (Univcraite France.) P. ROSES for Present Planting.—Grand Trees, in 200 best sorts. ss. to ss. 6d. per doz. Hardy Climbing Roses, splendid plants. Por particulars, see cata logue ...