... of which St. Peter-* illiberally aided. The Morning Sermon will be preached hyths Van. Archdeacon RUSHTON, D.D, Vicar of Blackbnrn. The Evening Sermon by tbe liev C W WOODHOUSE, M-_Tlncumbent * ' CoUeetfons will be made after the Sermons for the rands of tbe Society . Divine Sarvke begins at 10 SO and 6 80. PILKINGTON TESTIMONIAL. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the jgLAsmmWy.-jom, Town HaU, ...

... of HISTORICAL GROUPS and PUBLIC £* H i^CTERS. nearly 100 in number ; also a variety of ?? and COSMORAMIC VIEWS Adiobsxok: Ladies and gentlemen, 6d. ; world-. P-onle and children, 3d. Jfar Farticmdars see Hand Bills. «,_ __ . . RLAC__BTJHN FI-OBAL 4 HORTICULTURAI. SOCIETY, 18-0. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. rpHE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING of this Society Xwifi be held on the 9th of JtTKE. Gentlemen's JMamm ...

... 1859; in the Morning by the Rev. G. H. ASHE, 8.A., Incumbent of Wttton ; •nd in the Evening by the Eev. JOSEPH WELLAND, BJL, Carate of Trinity Church, Blackburn. Divine fiemee will commence in the Morning at faatf-pasl Ten, and in the Evening at half-past Six o'clock. Oa each occasion Collections will be made to defray the expense incurred in Furnishing the Rooms for Dmne ben ust, aad for the ...

... upon the A Shares in this Com- pany, payable to Mr. PETER LONSDALE, the Trei surer, at the Bank of Messrs. Cunliffes, Brooks and Co., in Blackburn, on Monday, the Second day of Jakuaby, 1860. DIXON ROBINSON, Clerk to the Company. Blackburn, 14th October, 1859. BLACKBURN GAB. ?? INCREASE OF CAPITAL-AMENDMENT OF ACT. T NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, HAT application is intended to be made to Parlia- ...

... throughout the Connty, I have *\\m Morning received from Colonel Wilson Patten, M.P., tba Vie* Lieutenant of this Connty, a circular letter on tbe subject, with tbe request that I will give it pobfic-ty in tbe Borough of Blackburn. Aa aeveral Gentlemen had previously applied to me on the aubject, I ehali be glad to meet them, and snch other aftbe inhabitants of Blackburn and of the adjacent * ...

... AMERICAN CHA- KACTER, at the Town Hall Assembly Room, on Ttesday Erxßiße, Jab. 25th, 1859- To commence st Eight o'clock. Admissios — Reserved Seats, 25. ; unreserved do. Is. Ticket* to be bad at the Standard Office, where the Reserved Seats, with numbers, may be secured. BURNS' CENTENARY. A DINNER in commemoration of this event will take place at the bouse of Mr. James Bolton, •• Old BuU Hotel ...

... Hornby Esq, M.P. Wm. Pilkington, Esq. J.PUk__gton,Esq.,M.P. RB-DoEJ J. T. Hopwood, Esq., M.P. J. Ba_T_es?E_q. rTIHE Committee have the honour to announce thai X the next SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT will talu gao- in the Assembly-room, Town Hall, Blackburn, or W-tttHMDAY, ?? 7th, 1869, for which occa 5r?.X& h * Te ?? the ENGLISH GLEE AND ■ADKIGAL UNION, comprising the followina m I I Artistes:— * ?? ...

... --» P-twmige of P>rty of gent—men ; when Dion Bourc— sulfa -VIO-_T; or THE LIFE 09 AM ACTRESS ?? _. . . amtia * Ae ?? Wm ?? -°-««- TSJL:* - •Mr. W. ?? COMIC SONG Mr. W^hT* To eonck-s with the laughable Farce of the -RIFLE BRIGADE!! uHtli*** Mm »«™- ?? Mbr DwUkton ?? Bl_e_. ?? ?? Mr. B_xyiu__ Tickets to be bad at Mr. MELLER'S, Mas- Wars- boust, King H ?? where a plan of the Boxes ■ay be ...

... Family. MRS. WOMBWELL RESPECTFULLY acquaints the inhabitants of the Town of Blackburn and its vicinity, that her Royal and Matchless MENAGERIE will enter the town on bATCRDAr, December 24th, and will he exhibited »v tbe Market Place for THREE DAYS ONLY. The collection has been much enlarged, and it is in fact by far the largest ever conveyed throughout the British Empire ; for the number of ...

... Chatburn, on Tan-Err B_r*DA.Y, the I»th Juke, 1859. The SERMONS will be preached by the Rev. C. W. WOODHOUSE, MJL, Incumbent of the Parish of St Petar-s, Blackburn. The Service- begin at half-past Ten and Three o'clock. Chatburn, 7th June, 1868. HOLT TRINITY CHURCH, OVER DARWEN. MATIONAL AND SUNDAY BCHOOLS. O *__!_£££'__ JWKI 19rH - 1859 » the ANNUAL bICRMONS la behalf of tiie above-named ...

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... ON SnisAY, August 140-h, 1859, SERMONS on behalf of tbe above Society will be preached in tbe fallowing Cfiurebes:— At St. John's Church, in the Morning aud Evening, by the Rev. R. T. WHEELER MA.. Vioar of Minater, Kent. At St. Paul's Church, in the Morning, by the Rev. W. R. B. ARTHY, MJL, y mi>l>hfl t of St. George's Church, Macdesneld. At ikJ££?£ « C*«rea, in the Morning, by the Rev. n? 8 ...