... ST. ANDREW’S, ASHTON. Harvest thanksgiving services were conducted at this church on Minday, when despite the inclement weather there were good congregations. The church was prettily decorated with a profusion of fruit, flowers and vegetables, especial ...

... was therefore decided that the _ suitable form the memorial should take would to pay off the debt and finish the church. When the church was opened the * parishioners undertook pay the interest on the . LONGHItDGE COUNCIL. -- The borrowed money, but that ...

... beautiful and impressive services the Church England when duly and reverently rendered. whl remembered that Messrs. Hill and Son have recently built organs tor St. James’s Church, Preston, and for Loyland Parish Church. Toe following is the scheme the instrument ...

... THE ACCRINGTON AND CHURCH SEWAGE feCHEMK, The Local Government Board inquiry Into the Accrington and Church joint sewage scheme was resumed the Town Ball, on Wednesday morning, before Capt. BUdyard, R.E, The same parties appeared se given is Wednesday's ...

... been erected cost i 620 Mc-srs. Brindley and Foster, Sheffield, was open I by M”. George Mel'or, organist St. Peters Church. The church i* exceedingly well adapt*! for carrying sound, and the organ one of the h'-sf make, being highly sj of the professional ...

... and a death-rate leas than 11 the vital statistics were eminently satisfactory. Mount Zion United Methodist Fr*h Church.— ln the above church Sunday morning the Rev. W. C. Pftnif preached a speciri sermon to children. In the evening the rev. gentleman preached ...

... cattle will driven off the 51..-im>’r. the sub-way, and then into the pens. The contract for the new stations, warehouses, &«•., ns previously stated,amounts to £120,000. Ifr. T. Itllev, of Fleetwood,ls the sub-contractor for the and Mr. J. Hodgson, Manchester ...

... THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND PROCESSION. Whit-Monday afternoon is Preston always devoted to the procession of scholars attending the variou Church England Sunday Schools in the borough, and whatever may be the opinion as the demonstration from artistic point ...

... Robbery at Church.-John Hammersmith was ar- , raigned for stealing at Church, the December. W;,. one waistcoat, the property of Tattersall Livjsey.—Mr. Makinson prosecuted.—Charlotte Livesey said she was the wife of Tattersall Livesev, draper, at Church. On ...

... hours day, which would leave me lime about the churches and look at the books. “Ah, you not know London,' Anneiis said. “it is huge, stranger i? lost in it. It is world i>i Itself. There arc thousands churches; it would take you years to make one visit to ...

... THE LANCASHIRE DAILY POST, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1895. tx*t*lLB j DRUGGED AND ROBBED STRUGGLE WITH A BURGLAR. STOKES’S MURDERER. * t,• • ll «- I* fcet house Cepstooe-tcrrac®, H'illiem John Belter, 3P, mllk«en, of Cempbell-roed, Tlioioas Bmdley, ftremiin ...

... THE LANCASHIRE DAILY POST, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1897. AUCTIONEERS ANNOUNCEMENTS. TO-MOHBOW (TMUKSDAYI. VALUABLE DWELLING H‘>USE •ml Plot* BUILDINti LAND In PKESION ; also DWELLING HOl’SK> PENWOBTMAM. n«w-Prwton. Bv THOMAS DKW’HUKST and SON. »t their ...