... Birminghamks; Thomas rldpetb, RuNrs..1, £1, William Cannan, Bradford; 2, 10s., Edward A. Llngard, Klngenjorton._~.Commcndee, C. Baker, Chelsea. JAcODlNS.-, £I, T. T. Parker, Adlington Hall; 2, l~a., G. C. Adkins, Birmingham.roeighl i commended, Thomas T. Parker ...

... Catterall nd Attermire beat Mr. Grenfell nd Sweetbriar. Mr. Hyslop nd Canopy beat Mr. Thompson nd Annoyance. Mr. Raywood's Hardy beat Mr. Jefferson's Java. Ic Mr. lorron's Bloody Heart beat Lord de Wilton's Greek Fire. S Lord Sefton's Sampler beat Mr. ...

... T. Baldwin, and John 4itchlev, ch'eeists.-Blackpool, J. 'Shdrples, Cghemlt ani W- H. Rilev.-Buruley Rtichard Thomas, Cogil J .'jnihan~ Thomas JIeaton; 'ch~ripsts orley 1H Kihmneid.-frlitheroe, Robert Hargreaves.- Iutlak ,Jobhi Heaton, ?? er Car T iitli5 ...

... Lune-street, Preston. EXTENSIVE SALE AT THE HESKETH ARMS INN, RUFFORD. /FR. THOMAS TUSON has been honoured with in- ivL structions to SELL BY AUCTION, at the house of Mr. Thomas Barron, the Hesketh Arms Inn, Rufford, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 24th and ...

... A man named James Lockett, farm labourerlhas been committed to the Chester assizes for trial, for killing his master, Mr. Thomas Coleshill, farmer, of Mere Zills, Lymm. SHrPWnEac.-Intelligence reached Liverpool on Wed- lnesday to the effect that the ship ...

... Baldwin, and John Critchley, chemists.-Blackpool, .J. Sharples, -chemist, and W. HI. Riley.-Burnley, Richard Thomas, Coghill, J. :J Smith, and Thomas. Heaton, chemists.- Chorley, H. Ribhmond.-Clitheroe, Robert Hargreaves.- Colans. John Heaton, chomiat.-Lancaster ...

... useful bord~er flowers, arnd are much prized in .azt stste. See therefore that plenty of them are secured fedr next seaaon. H[ARDY FRDIT AND KITCIEN G~anUDf. - Tomatoes must beregularly attended -to, keeping the shootsthin and stopping them aboie a cluster ...

... at eight o'clock. TEMPERANCE OUT-DOOR MEETING. The Committee of the Preston Temperance Society beg to announco that MR. THOMAS HARDY, Agent to the British Temperance League, ivill deliver an ADDRESS in the Market-place, on Monday, July 23rd, at half-past ...

... be hon. chaplain.- 48th Lancashire Rifle Volunteers: The Rev. L. W. Samp- son, M. A., vicar of Presot, to be hon. chaplain; Thomas Morris, to be hon. assistants-urgeon. LOSS OF HAIR AND PREMATURE GREYNESS PREVENTED, -Ladies and gentlemen whose hair is falling ...

... tunfavourable weather, were very poor; roses were tolerably good. Astors were fair. The fuschias were tolerable, as were also the hardy herbaceous plants. There .were. some nice ferns exhibited. There were only two orchidaceous plants iu the whole oollection ...

... after attention to these in order to ser get them well established. Persevere with leaf-sweeping ;he and other routine work. M HARDY P5.UIT AND KeTCxEN GARDEN.-Pay every 3 attention to getting the wood of peaches and apricots well ofi ripened, by exposure ...

... Houghton, George Sharls Thoma~awsenand R. Critchley, heit. acrinesn anG Jh MarsthaleB b Parker Brothers, T. Balciwin' and Jhn Crteble, ohemits-. BlackpOol, J. Sharpies, Chemist, and W -I., Riley.-BurnIle ~Toa Coghill, J. J. $lmith, and Thomas eaton R chard isho ...