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... UNION FIRE AND LIFE IN- J SUBANCE COMPANY is prppared to receive applications for Agpncies in the following townß, viz. :— Kendal, Penrith, Wigton, Cockermouth, Whitehaven, and Lancaster. Address, JOHN HILL, Esq., !)C, Dorset Street, Hulme, .Manchester. PARSONS, FLETCHER. AND CO.'S I K I) IA N RICE STARCH. rplll ...
... their new romantic and original NOTICE. GENTLEMEN'S SUBSCRIPTION BOW T LING GREEN will be CLOSED on Thubsday, Oct. Bth, 1863. Refreshments at 4 p.m. T. BUTTERFIELD, Stewabd. BILLIARD-ROOM and TABLE to be LET.— Apply to Mr. B. SANDFORD, Estate Agent, Fleming Square, Blackburn. TO BE LET, ALL tbat large and substantial WAREHOUSE, consisting of three large Rooms, two Offices, fire proof Stables, ...
... and Paris, with a Choice Assortment of GOODS for the Autumn and Winter Seasons, which jre now ready for inspection. TOBACCO AND TEA ESTABLISHMENT. JOSEPH COE, [lATE COACHMAN at QUERNMORE PARK J OEG0 EG l t ?^L , £S!™.i?i s ?? *1 V lace; ! Lancaster, for the Sale of TOBACCO and CIGARS, j j£A and COFFEE, and hopes by keeping the very ; (.estarticlesand reasonable charges to merit any support ...
... SONG, MISS EMMA STANLEY THE GREAT ARTISTE, ' ItFUKlsr*. HABPIB* GOTTABLBT, VOCAUSI, tjm MLWBAIOI in her wonderful Entertainment entitled THE SEVEN AGES OP WOMAN! In which she will personate TWENTY-FOUR CHARACTERS, Male and Female, Old and Young Rich aud Poor, which are preseuted by Miss STANLEY in sucb Rapid Succession and appropriateness of Cos- tume as to strike the beholder with ...
... tb. usual times next Spring, THE FARM, Called QOQDBNBURQH, Township ofßnrrHAM. and West i Riding of Yorkshire ; consisting ot a Messuage or Dwelliug-boas., and Farm Buildings, with several Closes. ?? or P. reels of pood Arable, .Meadow, and Pasture Land, belonging thereto, containing to- gether Ml ACRES, statute measure, or thereabouts, and now in the possession of Baldwin Habby Bent, Esq. ...
... the Kingdom, see tbe Estates Gazette, published on the Ist. Bth, 15th, and 2. rd of the month. Annual subscription, £1 ; single number, 6d , (stamped. ) Office for Ad vertisements^OO, Fleet-street, London. A BIRFS^EYE VIEW OF IT. In evening's calm and quiet hours, When fragrant incense rise, Like perfume fiom ambrosial bowers, In smoke wreaths to tbe skies. Tbe Smoker thanks the lucky fate, ...
... C KET -OF-LE AY E MAN! f nn ?? of the Dram* create* in Us representation an int ...
... lOg. Apply to the Printer on or before 19 October, 18«3. ST. THOMAS' NATIONAL SCHOOLS, LANCASTER. ANN FAL H SERMONS ON behalf of the above Schools will ?? be preached in St. Thomas' Church, on Sunday, October 18th, 1863, by the REV. CHARLES D.BELL, M.A., Incumbent of Ambleside. COLI.ECTIOiNS will be made after MorniDg and Evening Service. The Mayor and Corporation have kindly consented to ...
... Sec. Scotforth, September 18th, 1h63. FALKNER BROTHERS, STKVENSON SQUARE. M \NCHEsTER. SILK AND ALL-WOOL REPS. ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDS. KNICKERBOCKER AND PLAIN. ABERDEEN WINSEYS. FALKNER RRO THE R S STEVENSON >QUARE, MANCHESTER. MADE-UP ROBES, BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS, WINCEYS AND E P AN G LINE CLOTHS. THE ALEXANDRA EMBROIDERED ROBE, CHILDREN'S FROCKS AND PEI.ISSES. BLACK AND COLOURED CLOT I ...
... . THB TICKET- OF-LBAVB MAN! «-*£? Mkof **»• »»m»» ereatasia Its ?? •» ™*«m i ...
... the Haigh Colliery, near Wigan, jF.GS tesp-ctfully to thank the public of Lancaster | and neighbourhood, for the support he has so nc received ; and to inform them that all orders may iddressed to his Agent, MR. THOMAS SM ALLEY, Haigh Colliery Office, Lancaster, whom they will be promptly attended to, and rough whom alone can this coal be obtained. Haigh Colliery Office, Preston, 28th Sept., ...
... distinguished favourites, MR. AND MRS. Who have recently returned to England from a bril- liant Continental Tonr, will present for the first time, as above, tbeir entirely new aud original OPERATIC ENTERTAINMENT, Written by WILLIAM BROUGH, and founded on the Popular Brigand Story by SCRIBE and AUBER, FRA DIAVOLO! In which will be introduced much of Auber's charming Music from tbe original ...