... school and bedrooms ; hot and cold baths : ample diet • targe garden; seats at Church.— Ladies' Collegiate School. Ely House, Mrs. and the Misses SMITH. Ji^^nga' POINTING MODELLING, PERSPECTIVE. QEOMETEBY, Ao. rP^E Classes, taught by Miss DUCKETT, wiU A be re-opened on Friday, Januabt 19t|_. St. John's School, Aitom-street. THB BLACKBUBN AND EAST LANCASHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. President : ...

... situated to promote the health comfort of the Pupils, being in an open, ...

... OUVBBNORS wIU be beld in the Boabo Boob ob thb f , tC ,ios, on Thobboat next, January 25th, 1874, at I *ive o'clock at Nooa. As bustneas of importance, in- . dins tb« opening of additional Wards, so m to add more to west the increased demands on the resources of fA flfcaritf' wm **▼• «° he considered, the Weekly Board *»*l2j. retiuswta the attendance of the Gorernor* est*** By Order of tbe ...

... CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- \ TION. nha FOrBTH LBOTUBB will be deliverad in the Taw- ' „ liAix. Townhead Btreet, on Tucsoat Iviniks »»-* j.noary 16, by A. J. MONDELLA, Ksq, BLP. Snbjaet : B ?? l'°' u of B»gland and Aaiexica. Admission: ' nM - v>*J»«T. fid *a«_. oprc at Half -paat Seven, Lectoro to eommanoe at ?? !r,f.r>.T - Feb - r ' B#T - ,OHH DJ)_ Sheffleld. V i C«»nn and Dreaming. t !Sa*iV l ...

... Messrs George Armitstead & Co., in a circular dated Dundee, 30th December, 1871, say The year that has just elapsed has been one almost interrupted activity onr trade, in which all departments have from time to time participated. There have been no doubt intervals of comparative dullness, produced by the uncertainty to the future coursa of trade on the Continent after the conclusion of peace ...

... DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Jan. 4.—William Thomas, Lawrie, Newcast'®, ballast Eaton Nab (s), ——, N*wburgh, light. GOODS ENTERED TO THE CUSTOMHOUSE YESTERDAY. Imports Coastwise. Charles, Frederick, from London, 592 bales jute, 1850 cwts —Gibson, Robertson, ds Paid Duty ex Bonded Warehouse. Tea—sBl lb:—Unjsay & ...

... ALL SAINT 8 SCHO O L S. m . J.DBWHISBT wUI give his ENTERTAINMENT __tl * A Night with the Poets. in the Tkbmk-Bcb H.r.r' •>-;'. fT e road, on F_ipay, 2nd Febrnar?. Doors open si !^,jnmence at 8.0. Body of the Hall, ls ; GaUery, 6d. SOCIETY'S SCHOOL, West- -1 sißfter bridge road, London. fi.B (Established 1812) Jraseretog. Clothing, and Educating 50 Boya, born in York- _Ll or oi.e o! wnose ...

... - 15s - Ketaim tickets, available one I m ...

... and SATUEDA} Jan. 9, at 11 a.m.; 10, at uoon 13 at J a.m. Chief cabia, 155.; fore cabin, l*2s. Return tickets' a fare and a half.— Offices, 71, Lombaid-street, and 37, Regent-circus. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. OFFICIAL SCHEME OF REORGANISATION Messrs. BISCBOFFS Fl EI M and GOLDSCHMIDT are instructed to GIVE NOTICE that they CANNOT RECEIVE FURTHER DEPOSITS of SEi'l RITIES of the late ...

... , Curate of Hove, Brighton. C. flections made for Church Expenses. I Servioes at 10 80 and 6 SO. ME-_^-JVI_fTES' 0r&»»i»t of St. George's __ ™rch' Preston, wtil resume giving lessons on the Pianoforte and Singing (including the theory of music) on Wednesday Jan. 31st. No. 1, Lune-street, Preston. E.ASLINGDEN AND TODMORDEN TURNPIKE BOAD. TOLLS TO BE LET. NOTICE IS HEEEBY' GIVEN, THAT the Tolls ...

... near the Castle Hion. Lancaster, suited to the requirements of ■ family, pleasantly situated, being open to Bry both tront and back, six minutes' walk Bn and two minutes' walk from Railway Sta- Bmanding a beautiful View of the Bay of Be and the Mountain Scenery skirting the Be Houses each contain two spacious Enter- Booms, about 16ft. by 21ft.; Porch, with inner B-s; commanding Entrance Hall ...

... TWELVE THOTJS^JSTI} COPIES. THE circulation embraoes every town and villags i* . Cornwall, and every n«ok and corner of Cornwall, several places in South Devon, and many hundreds of home* throughout the kingdom and abroad. NO Newspaper west of Exeter can at all compare with the Cernwali Gazette as an advertising medium. SPECIAL contracts given for serial trade advertise meats. The half -penny ...