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\l7-ANTED a well educated YOUTH as an Office APPRENTIOE — AppIy at the Gazette WANTED, TWO STRONG ACTIVE LADS
... about 15 years of age— Apply to T. M. Lamb & Co., Fleet Square, Lancaster. \l7 ANTED immediately, a well educated YOUTH *2 M an APPRENTICE to a Chemist Rnd Druggist.— Apply to E. Clark, Chemist, Market Street, Lancaster. WANTED Immediately, a DAIRY of MILK.— Address with particulars to Joseph Neal, No. 22, Wallace-street, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire. OJ ANTED, by a BOOKKEEPER of 20 years' \ ...
I ?? LINE. — PASSAGES secured. I - VAr ' warehoused and forwarded.— SMALP AGE and 1 Lu-'t*-' 41 a]ii
... 43 Maddox-street, Bond-street, London, W. » ■ r'i t Northern railway. 1 ?? 1 1 i'USS PASSENGERS BY ALL TRAINS. T !r , m MONDAY. Ist April, Third-class Tickets will l* ?? I'm oarts of the Great Northern Railway by all ?? „v.t a i HENRY OAKLEY, General Manager. «s King'g-ross Station, March, 1872. Tr^TiAiS (ROUMELIAN RAILWAY) 1 LOAN-AMENDED NOTICE. ' , vii'KRIAL OTTOMAN BANK, instructed by the ...
ON MONDAY NEXT. BCORKBY, One Mile equi-distacoe from the Stamford Bridge and H-ltby (Gate Helmaley) Stations, ..
... Weighton, and Beverley Railway. Important Sale of Draught and Yonng Horses, valuable Down-Calving Milk Cows, Fat and Grazing Beasts, Pigs, Agricultural Carriages, Implements, Machines, Mangold, Saddlery, Harness, Dairy Utensils, and Effects. MB. THOMAS WALKER is favoured with instructions from the Executors ef the late Geo. ?? Esq., of Gate Helmsley, to SELL BY AUCTION (without reeervt}, on ...
Sales bg Ruction. WEEKLY SALE OF MINE SHARES AT TRURO. JO. MAYNE will SELL, on Wednesday next, the . 27th
... instant, at the Red JLion Hotel, Truro, at half-past six o'olock prompt, SHARES in the principal. and other Corniah mines. Commissions received up to time of and during the sale For further information apply to tne Auctioneer. Bankers, The Miners' B^nk, Truro. UNION PLACE, TRURO. NEARLY NEW GENT AEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MR. MAYNE ia instructed by Mrs. Chipman to SELL BY AUCTION, on Thursday, ...
ITTpTSSELS, COLOGNE, MAMBURXJ, ■ R im Lt-ipsic, Dresden— P*educed Fares to Antwerp. IXJ ?? l ?? . f o re
... cabin, 15s. Return tickets, available one ■chi'f ...
THIB DAY. ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH.— SERVICE and BKKMON every Evening (Saturday excepted t, taring the pr
... Bey. J. Bdbbidgb will pr-nrrh the first of a Oonrse of IEUTURES on THS PhoiiiGAL buN tnl. evening. Subject: The Prodigal ].«vin„ home and tut in ihe world. Servioe on each « veiling at 7-0. THIS EVENING. SHEFFIELD BUNDAY SCHOOL BAND OF BOPE CNION. A GBAND AGGREGATE MEETING, Tkxpkeakob Hai.l, On MONDAT, Mabch, 25, 187 L A TRAINED CHOIR OF 200. Conductor, Mr. . amcbl Hadfield. Speaker* —Revs ...
DXDO* AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. I EASTER EXCURSIONS. v\* THURSDAY, March 28, a CHEAP EXCUR- I I SlON— at the usual
... Excursion Fares— will leave at 7 15 a.m., for EUSTON STATION, OSPON, returning on Tuesday. April 2nd. 'f For full particulars see Bills. Ordinary Return Tickets will be available from , lU _sdav March 28th, to Wednesday, April 3rd. W. CAWKWELL, General Manager. Etwton Station, March 1572. THE MATTER OF WILLIAM HEYSHAM'S * CHARITY AT LANCASTER. direction of the Board of Charity Commissioners ...
SHIPPING NEWS
... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. dock. March 21.—Falken, Endersen, L.iurvig, battens ; Sealkote, Trewed, Calcutta, jute ; Knighton, Riddel, Calcutta, jute. EARL DOCK. March 21. —Eleanore, Ellingsen, Christiania, tattens. • DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 21.—Leader, Davis, Newcastle, ballast ; Humber, Crammond, river, light; Lady Duff, Lawrie, river, light. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Covenanter, at Iquique from ...
0-^ rF \D.— The GENERAL STEAM NAVI- AtIOV COMPANY'S STEAM-SHIPS leave St. Katha- ■ >teaiu-wharf for OSTEND ..
... rine s j 1 Marc h 23, at noon ; £7, at 2 ; 30, at 4 a.m. Chief ' i=,s fore cabin, 12s. Return tickets, a fare and a hall catpin, « Lombard-street, and 37, Regent-circus. rT^cFEOUTE to BRINDISI, vid Dover, I I dstend, Cologne, Munich, the Brenner, ...
The Courier & Argus
... THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1872. A fire broke out yesterday morning in .the warehouses of Messrs Fraser & Maclaren, Argyle Street, Glasgow, when damage was done to the extent of nearly £150,000. That is the estimate of the Citizen. The Star says £100,000, and correspondent telegraphing last night says £80,000. Which is right Our correspondent is usually well informed. \ esterday, the coroner's ...
*^ U £ T ? y A H^ M NE y ZEALAND.INDIA, CHINA, wl ?? _Jff PEE BHIPH
... BUEZ CAN AL »_*ly to Wenman wi ? , e'ght or passage and dates of departure -3A ISTwi/i Ir W l c ' ?? !ul ?? >- _h LeadenhaTl-street, Lo£idon. ?? LINK F&ALIA MAIL ir - t_ A _f£\ NEW -™ALAND, and AUS- ?? HHIPLINE. under their New Postal NKVADA ' U1 their Bpieudid STEAMERS :- -2500 Tons,. Ji **-MtASKA^| DAKOTA -XJU rons each, from San Francisco ti Sydney, on B_Bng at, HONOTm*& a -_ h , 27 a -d ...