... ceremony wiU be per- i£~U by MISS FEILDEN, daughter of Joseph S-SU' Esq., of Witbtm Park. Clergymen and ?? gentlemen desirous of joining the Committee in IlLJion are requested to meet in St. Paul. Church- vardnot later than Half-past Three ?? in the Afternoon. THERE WILL BE A MASONIC PROCESSION. T —dies' Tickets for the Platform may be obtained ni) £^pp*ication to Mr. JOHN PARKINSON,' ...

... be preached ,t the following Churches : — At St. John's Church, in be Morning, by the Rev. W. TATLOCK, Union tmmjamm. Secretary; and in the Evening, by the J^.. R. E. BROOKE, MJL, Rector of Cheetham -uni At Holy Trinity Church, in the Evening, by the Bey. W. TATLOCK. At St. Mark's Witton, in tbe Morning, by the Rev. R. E. BROOKE, MJL At j^er Darwen, in the Afternoon, by the Rev. W. TATLOCK. ...

... , offl panTwS appear THIS EVENING (Wednesday) Grand Opera, 10 « T HE BOHEMIAN GIRL- with the Musical Vaudeville entitled «THE LOAN OF A LOVER; . posmVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT t HU EE of the present Operatic Season in Blackburn. Doors open at a quarter-past Seven, to commence at •tfTitfftfc. •** «• &*!** ...

... DODGSON, Esq. THE SECOND and LAST SHOW tins Season of this Society, will be held in the Town Hall (by the and permission of tbe Mayob) on the 16th of Seftembeb, 1858, for tbe Exhibition of FLOWERS, FRUITS, and VEGETABLES. Amateurs and Cottagers are earnestly invited to this V** o ?? JAS. DICKINSON, Hon. Sec. Blackburn, 16th August, 1858. BLACKBPRJ WATER-WORKS. TWENTY-SEVENTH HALF-YEARLY ...