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... ?? ,tT,!T i ' and 9- pounders, intended to sail CJ r ri « ?? a^'i Ct or with armed ships. lD 2>Tr or' freight or passage apply to said Master, 'I RIDLEY and DODSON. U itt?ooi, Nov. 10, 1806. FOR DEMERARA. ~ ?? THE SNOW *&skh W&STBURY, Jlfii^VVf^ir To sail with the nrs»t couvoy from Q Of \. ; burthen 200 tens. tL* For fieight or passage apply in RlDLF.Y'and DODSON. LnCßroot^ Nov. 10, 1806. ...
... MX or FIGHT j jjjplLS, between the ages ot seven and twelve, at Hiftukt-Aib, near Militborp, Wettmorland, And to instruct them in ENGLISH, LATIN, and R £tK CLASSICS, and the MATHEMATICS; flfin teach the MATHEMATICS to a few Younp Oentlemen who have already been at, 01 are intended iV, the University. •■♦ Great attention will be paid to the health, person l ' comfort, morals, education, and ...
... at which place Tt'-e Se -am Proctor, are ruhja-tod to • J j B y themselves or proxies, pursuant to a ffjajhe said Canal Act. TURNPIKE TOLLS TO LET. Notice is hereby gi***i T a V T the TOLLS arising at the Toll Gate up- „n the Turnpike Road leading from the t nvrst a KG to and through the town of kendal,*c ; .J? Je LET by AUCTION to the Best Bidder, at £ ?TowVs hlll, in Lancaster, on ...
... TER, for the FREE GRAMMAR-SCHOOL of CLITHERO, in the county of Lanraster, vacant by the death wf the Reverend Isaac Clark. The fixed Stipend of the late Usher was 751 ex- clusive of Perquisites, but tbe Governors of the School would allow a Salaay of 100 L a year to a Gentleman well qualified foi the situation. A CURACY, within the distance of three miles, now vacant, will remain undisposed of ...
... ?? Spring) , lba t TITHE- FREE ESTATE, situate, I ivm:. « nd 6oio * at He, ** ck Tsnhisr, in tbe - *j D' rtiifT. ■-* 'he county or Westmor- ■rf. r ,, 0 ,i.-iing of one good Dwelling-honse, nsicsi ?? o,h r convenient Outbuildings, ' „j G«r*en ...
... V ?? London, respectfully reminds u j s Friends, tbe Public, that the State I • | v . dv the umn l KING'S BIRTH-DAY, ('NEXT THURSDAY) c coom** «f ou 'i H ' tw, ° T^^ l * fl,e ' f ' 4^«U less than last Lottery.)— There are Three '' N p „. ..f i.20.00J, and 104 other Capitals, -All Sterling Money.— The b>sl 20 Prizes will each I n-o-e, making £20,000 in the first Half Hour. which attends ...
... the T HB Arle of SALFORD, in tae county of H are « *™ 1 ?? a ?? wi * 1 M * ...
... MRS BANNISTER, -fee Ladles' Registering Office for Servants, 107, CHURCH-STREET, PRESTON. WANTED, rKS, Housemaids, Dairymaids, and Ser- vants of All Work. NOTICE. «)THE CREDITORS OF JOHN SHEP- HERD, LATE OF THE NEW INN, LAN- CASTER. THE First and Final DIVIDEND arising from the Estate and Effects of the above John Shepherd will be paid at the New Inn, on I Wednesday, June llth, 1851, at Three ...
... OF k e BI T IE ANCHOR INN, begs to inform numerous patrons and friends that he ♦ the Booth directly opposite the Winning p c » ttich he has occupied for the last four jeans, where he intends offering REFRESH- MENTS, of first-rate quality, at the same prices as arc paid in town. Wince, Spirits, Ale, Bottled and Draught Porter, Ginger Beer, Lemonade, Soda Water, Cicars, Meat Pies, Sandwiches, &c ...
... the good order and discipline of the Men's side of tke Establishment, nnder the direction of the Medical Officers. Salary £60 per annum, with heard, washing, and lodging. Applications in writing, stating age, qualifica- tions, and nature of testimonials, to be forwarded to Superintendent. Lancaster, Nov. sth, 1851. PORT OF LANCASTER. WANTED, A BEA PILOT, (To be Stationed at nic of Fowdry,) FR ...
... Guinea each. Crests at seven f Orders received at the Gazette Office, Lancas- tfr, where a specimen may be seen. EDUCATION. MR. and MISS SANDERSON'S SCHOOL will be RE OPENED on Monday, the 21st instant. Castle-hill, July Ilth, 1851. MRS. G. WRIGHT BEG8 to announce that the duties of her Esta- blishment for the Education of Young La- dies, trill be RESUMED On Mn-Div, ihe ?? of July. REFERENCE-. ...
... the Lands nf John £„kondBok, Eso., or from the bed of tbe Road over the said Lands and River to the Ullage of Aughton, will be prosecuted without further notice. SAMUEL ALLSOPP AND SONS, B URTON-ON-TRRNT, BEG to inform the Public of Lancaster and the neighbourhood, that Mr. George Jackson, Wine and Spirit MainhanU, has an Sale t supply of their East India Pale, Mild, and Strong ALES, in Casks ...