... townshipof Blackburn, bavin become vacant by the resignation of Mr.T. B. Chadwid I beg to inform yon that 1 am a Candidate for thi Office, and most respectfully solicit your support. Should you do me the honour to elect mc, I undertal to perform the duties of the office to the utmost of m ability, and, I trust, to your entire a^gfaH^m, It is my intention, at an early opportunity, to c myself ...

... ELLIS BARNES WILLIAM BARNES. Witness, JAS. BELL, Attorney-at-Law, Blackburn. Tt Sallwaj Cwitrectnn, Tinker Icrrhnnts, BiiMers, Irni Taiiden, trick lakers, STONE MERCHANTS, BROKERS, CARRIERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. ...

... ORGAN now elaadlhg 1«* St. PauFs Ckmrch, I 3iaokburu. The Case of Mahogany Treaty, apply Retd, the Incumbert of Bt. p.uiV ON SAL& p PEWS In the North of Si. John's I C*u-c*. B1 aekbwto. T BaDCLU FL, Solicitor, 14, Sborrock polo. Black burn. ...

... Attendance every Thursday, from the 30th April, until Thursday Evening, June 25th, at his Private Apartments, Mr. WILSON'S, Bock Lane. London Professional Residence, 12, Berners Street, Oxford Street. Thursdays, Blackburn, Mr. WILSON’S, Back Lane. Tuesdays, Preston, Mr. ARMSTRONG’S, Druggist. MR. MOSELY, SURGEO N-D ENT IST, 12, Burner* Ktraot, Oxford Street, BEGS to notify his intention of ...

... BUtir'» Gout and Pill*. 'l'tlE atkm.w.ediecl efficacy of BL.vIR I mid MATIC PILLs*. »•> n.e co.-unued •vi e» Ica-iriiomal* which been aeiit and pubi u- proprietor lor nearl;. twenty har n-ia medicine the oat popular -.f the present »:» , m>J t, c rroborauooof which the fnliowi'trf * r ’'i.wmtvn by M ...

... On Wednesday last, on the occasion the return of the Queen Dowager from Lancaster special train was provided for the conveyance of her Majesty and suite, trom Lancaster to Parksidc, by the Lancaster and Preston and North Union Railway Companies, and thence to Statlord (being the nearest point Alton Towers, the seat of the Karl of Shrewsbury, which washer Majesty's destination), by the Grand ...

... The Report of the Roys: Insuianee Comper.y of Liverpool, given in subsequent eo'.un n, lht tnoti remark -hit of tucc**. tosh, ft i«nod. Iha. ner vMr 0%.r notice con .'son Iku ‘>M Ms. lid, affording dispoeshle surplus £ Ot.ooo, after pa) nicot all ...

... Agrfcsltaral fecietj. THE SHOW STALLlONS.Jr*saoaxion with tha aheva Society, wUI on EASTER WEDNESDAY, the BavßHTm4f Arait next, at One o’clock pji., at the Tf of Hbrikgale, Blackburn, when the foUowiag rrsmi—iXll given £. a. Te the StatUod for general purposes 3 0 0 Te ike beet Stelßoo for team or draught 3 0 0 Te the beat thorongk-bred or blood Horse, the Society's Silver Medal, valne 10 0 ...

... { UftAZiRRS. ■ General Annua! MEEETING of llurntey and F.denficld Turnpike,’ BE LET BYyfVCKET, at the IILACt lit-'LL Imn, in Buknlkv^ On Monday next, Januarv the School, at | 0« the fifth day Walton le-Dale. at Six the Evening, jo tn the Forenoon. IU of a SCHOOL. Plans and Specitioa'ions | J t, seen on application at the National Schoo , Walton-le-Dale. TO BUILDERS. MASONS. JOINERS, SLATERS ...

... TOLLS TO LilTo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the TOLT.S arininr at the sevoral Toll-gates I,' and on the sides of the Tnrni>ike Hoad leading from through New CTliurch and Todmo-deti, ,and the several Hoads and Branches connected therewith, will I-ET AUCTION, at tire George andJQjagon Inn, Bacup, on Thursday, the 16th day of ApriT'next, at eleven o’clock in the Forenoon, in the mannet/fTrected two ...

... SESSION of the Peace for the County PfUtine of Lan- ?? will he holden, by adjournment, at the Court House in Preston, on Thubsday, the 6th day of Si pi BM«» M-** * He,ren °' clock •*■ •*• Forenoon t.reckelv. pursaant to tiie sfc*ute. ?? Dep. C. P. Sunday and Day Schools, IX the MORNING and EVENING of Sunday 'fens*** 2nd, 1838, TWO SERMONS will be Preached iv the Independent Chapel, Blackburn, ...

... in error. There was abundant excuse in the illness of near relation. Alpha.—lt is rather too late for Christmas verses. They will keep till next year. In consequence of the pressure of other matter we have been obliged withdraw an article that great and dangerous modern delusion, the anti-corn-law agitation, got up a clique of Radicals and revolutionists. W. B. —We must decline inserting the ...