... LEAVES from LOCAL HISTORY. BEING a Compendium of the most striking Events which have occurred in the Town and Neigh- bourhood, and comprising on authentic account of the progress of the Borough of Lancaster during the period ; of half-a-oentury— from 1801 to 1850., with an Intro- duction and copious Index. 1 Illustrated with i SPEED'S PLAN OF LANCASTER, AND , NUMEROUS ENGRAVINGS OF ANTIQUITIES ...

... by PRIVATE CONTRACT :— a COMMODIOUS FREEHOLD RESl- f\_ DENCE, pleasantly situate at the corner of Carlton- ore-'ent V DETACHED FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, _/V with stabling and^gardens, Shirley. TFIEST- CLASS RESIDENCE, with A extensive and beautiful grounds and pasture land (in all 3£r t 32 ax-re. i. and superiorjtablin^Bishopstoke. -I GENTLEMA^S EESIDENCE, with J\_ pleasure groundsj^JoW. Park, ...

... ARRIVALS AT Janua-y 20. —Victoria Dock—Agnes, Chalmers, Holy Island, lime. King William's Dock—J C. Travotore, London, Antwerp, bark ; Curfew (s), M'Kechnie, SunUerlaad, coals. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Sisters of Dundee, Rio Janeiro from Tyne, ult Excelsior, at Gibra'tar from Clyde, 12th inst Yumari, cleared New York for 7th inst Jessica, left San Francisco for Liverpool, 6th Laju of Dundee, at Hong ...

... heavy Blankets 4_ i 9d ' B * 9d * JJSS N » l> ' *- — St. John's Clothing Clubs WHa^2si__»»j^-*v^^ FPXF Tp--° E - -P^-Ww Accountant, Arbi. nrett. ?? EBt ? te ?? ?? Agent, &c., 4, New- ?? L ° ndoa ' >Pd Glo^ aad SAMUEL HOWORTH, Rent and Debt CoUector, and General Agent, Shore-bank. Commercial-street, Hudderefield. Agent to the Guion Line of American Steamers and Sailing —hips from Liverpool. ...

... MR. NEWELL, Photographic Artist (from Harrogate and York), begs to announce that his New PORTRAIT ROOMS are NOW OPEN in Stseet, for Portraits from Cartes de Visite to Life-size. Photographic Scraps for Albums. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. ASK FOR HEMINGWAY & CO.’S NEW DRY SOAP, aud see that you get it, Inferior kinds are substituted for the sake of extra prorit. Used, Auvars Usku. Warehouses—Brad ...

... Directors have ?? pleasure to ai.nounoe that the w^fiT EVENING CONUERT OF THE SEABON Flht WiU take pl^e in the MU9IC HALL, *r'i,xr the Slrt January, 1870, by the celebrated toKDON OLtE and MADKJG/vL UNION. I uw/y JAIiE WELLS. A'r BAXTER. Mr. OOATBS. H.. LAND. Mr LAWLER. Ookdpc-ob Mr. LAND. .. i^ri at Seven, aud Ooneert to commence at Eight ?? b («rriages may be ordrred at Ten. xit i«*KH» : ...

... of forwarding to our office for ,tftrei«* and distribution, tke Plan* and Particu rs of ytates. and Catalogue* of Machinery, Furniture, Books, anal jv,f properly advertised in our columns. \ Sales by BY POTT AND NEALE~ TWENTY-ONE SETS of handsome Gig, Carriage, Cob, Pony, and Cab HARNESS, Riding ?? bridles. Suits of Woollen Clothine, Brushes, Ac, *Jr-will be *OLD by AU ...

... EVENING CONCERT OF THE SEASON Will take place in the MUSIC HALL, An Friday the 21st January, 1«70, by the celebrated LONDON GLEE and MADKIGAL UNION. Miss JANE WELLS. Mr BAXTER. Mr. COATES. Mr. LAND. Mr. LAWLER. CoNDCCTor. Mr. LAND. Doors Open at beven, and Concert to commence at Eight Ckx k. Carriage, may be ordered at Ten. Aca.'s-'on : Saloon ißeserved Seats), Members, 25.; the p»tiic. 2«. 6d ...

... Tuesday « h F,eninpi, Jan. 18. by the Rev. RICHARD ROBERTS. .^London. Subject: Selfishness and Benevolence.'' t kets for tbe remaining Course of Three Lectures : Saloon. i fid Galb'T 9d. Single Admission : Saloon, Is. ; GaUery. 1j «7ri Poors open at Half-past Seven. Lecture to com- Eight o'Clock. ALFRED ALLOTT, President^ TO NIGHT. THE IRISH PEACE:— A CAUTION TO ENGLAND ! » LECTURE by the ...

... j-jeapery establishments The Proprietors of the lonK-esteblished and well-known Drapery Concerns, now conducted under the respective business addresses of W. & 8. WATSON, No. 1, Kirkgate, Bradford, and HALLIDAY WATSON, No. 6, Kirkgate, Bradford, desire inform their numerous Friends. Patrons, and the Public, that henceforth the business of the two Establishments will be Amalgamated in One Firm, ...

... interests of the ?? Association, will be held in the Temixrance Hall, EmiNo, January 17, 1870. The MAYOR will p, r Jd J- MUNDELLA, Esq., MP., the Rev. CHARLES VINCE ia° * Deputation from Birmingham,) and several rkrcvinen and Gentlemen of tbe Town are expected to l»u_d and address tbe meeting. jJpMISSIOM FREE.— Doors open at GJO p.m., to commence »i Seven- DA viD GRANT, \ Honorary G. WALTER ...

... Captain E. JONES, will leave the East India Docks **4 _rtli aar ?? Has very superior accommodation for passengers, ■•iltrrk.?? 7 a ?? to F. Green and Co.. No. 140, . tr, , : J-| 0t AL MAIL LINE to BRAZIL and RIVER PLATE, Kch _» c pompiiny's STEA M ERS leave Southampton on the .th =*■ month (touching at Lisbon). •ViWii,,, Eor Fares, First-class. Second-class, j^buco, Bahia, R,o de 1 and | ...