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... PRYKE, M.A.,late Naden pivmity Studen and formerly Foundation Scholar „i St. John's College, Cambridge. f M^AffTILRE * i ?? 3 j. A.STOCKS, Esa., M.A., late Scholar of Pembroke » Co^'iiS?™^ 6 ' (S«oostd Masteb.) 7- : T. KNOWLES, Esa., M.A., Scholar of St. Peter's ■* 9*°£ rid * c : 19th Wrangler, 1882 ; Gold * * e ffi tfotCbemirt^ ,^^P ei^ Mtol P h y*««. J j. J. REYNOLDS, Esq., M.A., late ...
... MRS BANNISTER, -fee Ladles' Registering Office for Servants, 107, CHURCH-STREET, PRESTON. WANTED, rKS, Housemaids, Dairymaids, and Ser- vants of All Work. NOTICE. «)THE CREDITORS OF JOHN SHEP- HERD, LATE OF THE NEW INN, LAN- CASTER. THE First and Final DIVIDEND arising from the Estate and Effects of the above John Shepherd will be paid at the New Inn, on I Wednesday, June llth, 1851, at Three ...
... 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 ...
... the good order and discipline of the Men's side of tke Establishment, nnder the direction of the Medical Officers. Salary £60 per annum, with heard, washing, and lodging. Applications in writing, stating age, qualifica- tions, and nature of testimonials, to be forwarded to Superintendent. Lancaster, Nov. sth, 1851. PORT OF LANCASTER. WANTED, A BEA PILOT, (To be Stationed at nic of Fowdry,) FR ...
... Guinea each. Crests at seven f Orders received at the Gazette Office, Lancas- tfr, where a specimen may be seen. EDUCATION. MR. and MISS SANDERSON'S SCHOOL will be RE OPENED on Monday, the 21st instant. Castle-hill, July Ilth, 1851. MRS. G. WRIGHT BEG8 to announce that the duties of her Esta- blishment for the Education of Young La- dies, trill be RESUMED On Mn-Div, ihe ?? of July. REFERENCE-. ...
... the Lands nf John £„kondBok, Eso., or from the bed of tbe Road over the said Lands and River to the Ullage of Aughton, will be prosecuted without further notice. SAMUEL ALLSOPP AND SONS, B URTON-ON-TRRNT, BEG to inform the Public of Lancaster and the neighbourhood, that Mr. George Jackson, Wine and Spirit MainhanU, has an Sale t supply of their East India Pale, Mild, and Strong ALES, in Casks ...
... £-«, will be RESUMED on Monday, the 28th •> July- REFERENCES. John Coclston, Esq., Lancaster. John Longshaw, Esq., Arden House, Al- trincham, Cheshire. The Rev. C. Bury, M.A., Lancaster. Thomas Hirst, Esq., Queen Street, Leeds. ?? Castle Hill, Lancaster, July 3, 1851. -LAJNCASTEB I1IFIRMAB1 BAZAAR. patron : HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. rE Committee have pleasure in announcing that this Bazaar will ...
... BANKING COMPANT. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of the Lancaster Bankine Company will be held at the offices oi tbe Com- pany, in Lancaster, on Tuesdat, tbe 30th iost., at 11 0 clock in the Forenoon. By Order, • JOHN COULSTON, Manager. January 4th, 1355. * MRS. LOGUE AND MISS MITCHESON Ilf ISH to inform i'.ieir friends that the Dbties If ot their School vrill be RESUMED on ...
... patro- he ha^ * eeD favoured with - and t0 inform them and ** ,L yj f „onerally that he has REMOVED to the new 'nftP No D ti- cnti-ance to the New Market, where he ti_ clad to receive a continuance of their orders. *\i- Vntrance to the New Market. V ' August 1, 1850. affF CONSTABLE OF THE COUNTY OF LAN - * m CASTER. LnzUTEKANT-COLONEL WOODFORD having flftcialh signified to Us his intention to ...
... obtained.— Apply by letter for particulars (which Zz be sent wist free) to Messrs. Straus and Co., No. 22, Strand, London. LIVERPOOL WRITING INKS. THESE celebrated Mercantile Writing INKS have nov- been hi use upwards of half a-century. The ciuversa! demand for them is the best proof that care «d attention is given to their preparation. Office, Copying. Red, Permanent Blue, and Blue fiaid. * ...
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... O™ last week's Gazette was pretty nearly devoted to the reports of the various agricultural meetings that take plaoe annually about this time of the year. these peculiarly agricultural districts, those tie matters which claim oar attention and command our space. The effect, however, is to abridge the usually avail•hi. far giving .vprvmrisn to our editorial Opinions upon passing events. Bat for ...