... re open after the Christmas Vacation, Mond'at, Jancaby 21st, 1850. Rkhinoud Terrace. ~~~~~~ EDUCATION. MR. ATKINSON FrBPOSES t0 re-open hi* CLASSICAL and COM- MERCIAL ACADEMY, No. 13, France Street, Vepwespat, the 16th instant. EDUCATION. MISS SUSAN ATKINSON BEGS to announce that she intends to open, at No. - t J»me» Street, on Wednesday, January 23rd, SEMINARY, for the Instruction of a ...

... character. App'y t0 tne PaiNTER. WANTED, \S HOUSEMAID, a YOUNG WOMAN, who must bring with her a good Character. Apply to Mrs. HOPWOOD, Rock Cliffe. WANTED, IK a Power-Loom Shirting Manufactory, a MAN wbo has a thorough knowledge of the weaving department, and can take the general management : cone need apply who have not filled a similar situation. Address Box 303, Post-Office, Manchester. ...

... the Tolls of the *Bb2E f\ owing Turnpike Road. bur •it.oM may be made to Mr. TIRER, Account- AP E u„r, or »t Mr. HARGREAYESf* Office, niickhu*^ WANTED, VFRT GOOD COOK (where a Kitchen Maid ia A ? t ) who must have an excellent Character — i ni Wages will be given. WANTED, HOUSEMAID, a YOUNG WOMAN, who must \ hrinc with her a good Character. i» b ?? t 6 O Mrs. HOPWOOD, Rock Cliffe. ?? MR. ...

... of tbe Black- burn snd Preston Turnpike Road. .plications may be made to Mr. TTRER, Acconnt- „t Bolton; or at Mr. HARGREAVES'S Office, B^kbnrn. __ DANCING. MR. GILLINS RESUMES HIS INSTRUCTIONS on SATUR- DAY MORNING, at Ten o'clock, the 26th inst., »t tbe Bull Inn. January 18th. FASHIONABLE DANCING. MR. D. HOLT BEGS respectfully to announce to his Friends and the Public generally, tbat his ...

... Commission Agent. • h»d considerable experience in the above depart- B* ?? f business during the last twenty-five years, and tn« flU ifen uniform satisfaction to all parties who ?? ,D 8 ? trn ,ted their affairs to his management, Mr. b» T * c gto obtain that patronage in Blackburn *k -. will be his earnest desire to merit. * b s ßingStreet, Blackbnrn. Clerk or thk Peace's Office, Preston, ...

... liam Street, Blackbnrn. 4th Feb., 1850. Blackbnrn Water Works Company. WANTED, IN conseqnence of the resignation of the late Secre- tary, an EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT, to act a. Secretary and Collector to the Blackbnrn Water Works Company. Applications, with testimonials, to be addressed to the Chairman of the Company. Blackburn, Feb. 4th, 1860. Notice to Builders, Glaziers, &c. THE Plans and ...

... Hotel, on Monday, .i,. 4th instant. Rlackburn, Feb. 12th, 1650. — * BLACKBURN COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION. AT an Adjourned Meeting of the Committee of the Blackburn Commercial Association, held at the i eeer Inn, on Monday, Feb. 11th inst., The following Resolutions were unanimously adopt- edp osed bT Mr. WM. PILKINGTON, seconded by Mr- JOHN SPARROW; That Mr. Henry Heywood be appointed Treasurer i ...

... 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 ...

... Security to the amount of £500 will be required. Address, A. 8., at the Priwteb's. To the Trnstees and Managers of the Black- barn Savings 1 Bank. Gentlemen, \ Vacancy having occurred in the office of Agent to the Blackburn Savings' Bauk by the death of Thomas Atkinson, I beg respectfully to offer my- lf as » candidate for the appointment, when you *f»U determine upon electing a successor. ' ...

... Mechanics' In- stitution, beg to inform the Members and the Public, that they have made an engagement with the DISTIN FAMILY, ( The celebrated Performers on the Sax Horn,) who will gi»e their first GRAND CONCERT, in this town, at the above place, on TUESDAY, Maech 19th, 1850. Mr. Distin and his Sons will perform on their SIL- VER SAX HOB.NS, which were presented to them by Louis Philippe, in ...

... of Ageul •\ to the Blackburn Savings' Bank by the death ol w r Thomas Atkinson, I beg respectfully to offer mj- ,if u a candidate for the appointment, when yon shall detero^pe upon electing a successor. I baye the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, JOHN CLOUGH, Jchr. Blackburn, 19th February, 1850. ' JP^ Ls ?? ?? gfyt&trt fcopal fclatfebum. UFDEB THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF ...

... Agent to the Blackburn Savings' Bank by the death of yr Thomas Atkinson, I beg respectfully to offer my- jelf as a candidate for the appointment, when you shall determine upon electing a successor. I bave the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, JOHN CLOUGH, Jcnr. Blackburn, 19th February, 1850. GRAND CONCERT. Ztjt&trt istogal, Blackburn. MISS WHITNALL, (Ofthe London and Liverpool ...