... not recount the many great efforts made by the Committees of the different Wards on my behalf, bnt simply offer my humble cervices to my Fellow Townsmen as their representative in Parliament. My heartfelt thanks are due to the Working Men of Blackburn for the support they have so generously accorded to me. I remain, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, DANIEL THWAITES. Billinge Scarr, Ist October ...

... t\ liection in aid of the New Church Fund. pjr.ne Service wiU commence at 10.80 a.m. -TSONDaT October 10th, 1875, _Vo~S__RMONS ?? preached (D V.,) in St Mark's Church JL* ll \ ) tu^. mo ™ ul g v b y the Bey. WilUam Hem 4 J* bt. Paul's, Bkckburn ;in the afternoon by t£ frimm Stones, St. Silas', Blackburn. Divine «*■ ?? t* Ftft? ...

... Birch, M.A. in the chair. Rev. Thomas Grace. Missionary from New Zealand, Rev. Weldon Champneys, M.A, vicar of Haslingden, and Rev. Robt. Linton, B.A, Association Secretary, will attend as a deputation. Meeting to commence at 7-80. CHAPEL-STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Blackbubh. THE second annual Peformanre of Handel's Sacred Oratorio, THE MESSTAH, will take pl.ee in the above Church on the ...

... Sunday Next. Services— lo.3o, 3, and 6.30. Suail are know our friends in heaven? ON MONDAY Evening, October 2Cth, tlie Rev. P. Ramage, of Kearsley, wiU deliver a LECTURE in tho New -Jerusalem Temple, Brookhouse Fields, on the follow. !ig subject: •* Shall we know our frk-nds in the other Lie .' Doors opt nat half -past seven ; lecture to comni.-nce i.t eiglrt o'clock. The public are ...

... deliver a LECTURE in the New Jerusalem Temple, Brookhouse Fields on the other hie? I>oom iopen at h: lf-paat seven ; lecture £ commence at mgte o'clock. The public are e_rnestly m vited to attend. No collection. ' ?? C^ Bo^ K » T eutitled CHURCH •T •Rk £ U ?**£ ?? John ' B C1 »-ch and the Parish Church, maybe had of the Exoas. of the late J. N. Hawqbth, Town Hall Buildings, BlackW CHAPEL ...