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... for the receding quarter havi been read, were received mdpulopud.-%.(}. Willfl mngumn wag appointed auditor.—D.G.M, John Atkinson wu“ol;:ud m:d master, Il'l:t Pd?' Joshua Mansergh Bell, deputy grand master o year. The present corresponding mr;?n::s relieving ...
... Mmoo o o g 8 rinr The Tale of a Chivalrous Life. Tlustrated by J. E. Millajg R.A. See the new volume o{%ndon Society, :I'h upwards of One Hundred Illustrations, hlldl,:‘w bound, price 95.6 d, The Merchant Princes of England. See the mew volume of k:dvn ...
... studies, by R. Barnes, and E. M, Wimrm. engraved by J. D. Cooper, with descriptive Poems, by J. G. Watts, cloth, gilt, 14s. MERCHANT ENTERPRISE, or the History of Commerce, from the earliest times, by J. G, Hamilton Fyfe, author of “ Triumphs of Invention ...
... Admission of Boarders may be made to the Head Master, . T. FAULKNER LEE, 8.D,, HEAD MASTER. Lancaster, 30th December, 1864, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. THE MISSES SANDERSON’S School will be re-opened on MONDAY, January 23rd, Chureh-street ...
... BROUGKHOUSE, —M BURTON. —Miss E BURTON-IN-LONSI CARNFORTH. —Mr CATON . —William COCK ERHAM . — ¢ CARTMEL —Will CLAPHAM. —Thos FLOOKBURGH — GALGATE. —Dbaui GARSTANG —J. ¢ GLASSON. —Mrs. | GRANGE —Mr J HALTON —Willia HEYSHAM —J ¥ HIGH BENTHAM HORNBY . —Jolu ...
... prosecutrix, and left on the 17th. On the 18th the goods were missed, and the prisoner confessed that two of the suits were at Mr, Smith’s, pawnbroker, Potter’s Hill, and the other suit was at BII:J Mack’s, pawnbroker, Philip-street. The police found them ...
... 65., when Bentham E-l‘:ld-d o set off to a larger amount for agistment of cattle. Honour said he thought the claim constituting the set off could not be properly pleaded and lxzuud & Cross action, and at the same time -m'r‘nd.d the order for payment of ...
... inst., at Eish-l‘n‘ chapel, by the Rev. D. Harding, Mr, Edwyn Clement; railway clerk, to Miss Annie Morland ~Stainton, both of Carnforth, ' W, Ingleton —On the 24th ult., at St. Mary's, Mr. Dawson, of Eldroth, to Miss Farraday, of Coldcotes. Same day and ...
... cleanliness. Usi:u IN THE PRINCE'S HOUSEHOLD at Sandringham Hall, Usm» IN HER MAJESTY'S DOCKYARDS for its economy and quality. J*=D .Y ALL WHO HAVE ONCE TRIED IT, Sold by all grocers, dragg! ts, and ironmongers., Rmckrr'rs- DIAMOND BLACK LEAD. Reoxirrd Soxs ...
... and ¥ pieces were vafi rendered :— et 1 Pianoforte ; Reading and Miss M. Dawson. S ‘‘“{-kfim-&-wmm 8 lfl..l\..ur.‘l::'&':-'!w ' m]fl:h.fl;-l“imm;m‘..md Loy od Part R T. Scarisbrick Mr, J. Braithwaite. . . Dodd. 7 l‘.hlhkh”vmmuhlm Mr. T. Wilson ...
... ..The Chalrman. Glee—The Moonlight Hour.. .. Messrs Edmondson, Wildman, Shattleworth, and J, Wildman. Daet and Chorus—Nelly Bly. .Miss H. Wildman and T, Bonting—fe 2 hpyecotion meil Library, and th ading—How an Apprentice e a , and the ...
... Admission of Boarders may be made to the Head Master, T. FAULKNER LEE, 8.D., HEAD MASTER. Lancaster, 30th December, 1864, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, l‘Hl‘l MISSES SANDERSON’S School will be re-opened on MoNDAY, January 23rd, Church-street ...