... near the Castle I J^ Station, I ancaster, suited to the requirements ofi „enxee\ faidily, pleasantly situated, being open toH ?he country both tront and back, six minutes' walkH f rom Town and two minutes' walk from Railway Sta- H ET commanding a beautiful View of tbe Bay ofH ?? and the Mountain Scenery skirting the H Bay. Tlie Houses each contain two spacious Enter- H ?? Rooms, about 16ft. by ...

... OR LEAVES FROM LOCAL HISTORY. Fk EING a Compendium of the most striking Events 9 which have occurred in the Town and Neighbour- hood, and comprising an authentic account of the progress of the Borough of Lancaster during the period « half-a-century— from 1801 to 1850, with an Intro- duction aud copious ludex. Illustrated with SPEED'S PLAN OF LANCASTER AND NUMBR^UB ENGRAVINGS OF ANTIQUITIES ...