... Blackburn, may see the Drawings and Specification of the same at Mrs. BRIGGS'S, Crown Hotel, Blackburn, on and after the 17th INST. The quantities are taken out. Any further particulars required may be had by ap- plying at the Office of the ARCHITECT. lhe estimates to be sent in not later than the 30th inst. The Proprietor does not pledge himself to accept the lowest, or any of the tenders. ...

... Esq. THE ANNUAL CATTLE SHOW of tbe Associa- tion will be held at Whalley, on Thubsday, tte UTH of Septembeb next, when Premiums wdl be awarded. The Judges will be on the Ground at Ten o'ckXa-m. A PUBLIC DINNER after the Show, at Four o'clock. Tickets 2s. 6d. each. For further particulars see bills. * JOHN ASPINALL WELCH, Secbetaby. Whalley, August 30th, 1862. DANCING AND DXPOBTXBHT. MB. G. ...

... ROW, CHESTER, (3 DOORS FBOM ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH). First Carte, 2s. 6 i., Second C ...

... LIST OF VISITORS. HOTELS. Nora Western—Mrs. and Miss Chamberlain. Ryls. °? !rg - Bo «erton and Mrs. and Miss C. Wilson. Miluthorpe; I.ady Florence Taj-lour, Underlej Hall; Mr Piatt and family, Sedbergh; Mr. Blackburn, Bradford.' ° mme ~ U ' Su^' -.^. W - Mr. F. Morgan, Mr. Thos. Clvmem d Mrs - Jennings, Lid. ; E. J. Albert Mr \v' °^ Ster • M r - J. Smith, Mr. George JamlsHol'm pplewel1 ' ...

... Manhattan, the correspondent of the Aforming Herald, writing on August 23, says All other news and all other things give place to-day in order to make room for the overwhelming reception of the gallant Michael Corcoran, late colonel but now brigadier-general fa the army. ' What has he done V and ' Why do Washington, Baltimore, and even the staid Quaker city, vie with each other to which shall ...

... LIST OF VISITORS. HOTELS. Wes ' ern -- M «. Allsopp and family, Hindley H™. 1 I and Mrs - W - Fostcr - Hassowain pi. awk,heaJ ' Dear Bradford; Mrs. and Miss Sk 'P ton Mra and Miss Wilson, Munthorpe ; Lady Florence Taylour, Underlay Hall; Lieut. Arthur Smith, Leeds; Ur. Bilston, Derby; The Lady Madeline Taylour, The Lady Adelaide Tajlour, Lady Isabel Taylour, and Miss Adams, Underlay Queen's ...

... frightful attempt to murder a wife was committor! near Gloucester on Saturday morning. It appears that, six weeks ago, William Tombs, hay dealer, late of Cheltenham, came with his wife Sarah, to lodge at the house of William Clarke, labourer, of Melbourne-street, Painswick-road The husband is 55 years of age, and his wife about eight years his senior. Though in apparently humble circumstances, ...

... ROW, CHESTER, (3 DOORS FROM ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH). First Carte, 2s. 61., Second Co ...

... Share. __ RAILWAYS. Stock I (JO Bristol and Exeter. Stock 100 Birkenhead,Lancashire,&Chesbi 25 25 Blackburn Stock lot) Chester and Holyhead •57 Stock 100 Do. preference oj percent. 127 Stock 100 Caledonian 1081 20 16 Dutch Rhenish 17j 75 75 Dublin and Drogheda Stock 100 Eastern Counties 113 Stock ]00 Edinburgh aud Glasgow 12 Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding 4J Stock Greenock ...

... ROW, CHESTER, p DOORS FROM ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH). First Carte, 2s. 61 , Second Co ...

... Punch gives the following account of the bullfight which took place the other day at B iyonne, in tho presence of the Euiperor and Empress of the French 11 Tbe performance commenced with tbe entrance the toreador, or whole company of the establishment, who advanced acro:s the riHg ; and then knelt Empress, or saluted, her. Ate Eugenia Im.peratrix inuiituri te salutant certainly was rather more ...

... Spoiled Child.—Childe Harold has just been translated into French. Poor Childe! Fast.—Would it be appropriate to term juvenile convict in chain* a fast young man ! Why does person who is poorly lose his sense of touch ?—Because don't feel well. Why is blade of grass like a note of hand . Because is matured falling dew.% Tim* and BeaUTT. i. beauty's privilege to kill time, and time's privilege ...