Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-30 00:00:00

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CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO MANCHESTER
For the Art Treasures' Exhibition, Museum, Pomona,
&c., wi,i leave the LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY as follows :
Every SATITEDAY.—Fares there and Back, Closed Carriages—From
Liverpool 7 30, Bootle Lane 7.35, Kirby 7.50, Rainford 8.0 2 6
Pimbo Lane 8.10, Orrel 8.20, Pemberton 8.25, Wigan 8.30 .... 1 9
Hindley 8.40, Westhoughton 8.50, Losto,k Junction 855 1 6
Southport? 10. Bever 7.18, New Lane 7 23, Burscough Bridge 7.28 2 0
New Burgh 7,37, A Pply Bridge 7.43, Gathurst 7.49 .. 1 9
Every MONDAY. Fares there and Back, Closed Carriages —From
Chatburn 8 15, Clitherce 8.20 Whalley 8.28, RibcheFter, 8.44.. 2 2
Blackburn 7.0, Daisy Field, 8.52
Darwen (Lower and Over) 7.5, Sough 7.20
Entwistle 7 30, Chapel Town 7.40, Bromley Cross 7.45, Oaks 7.50 1 6
Preston 7.0. Farrington 7.5; Leyland 7.10, Euxton 7.15. 2 2
Chortey 7.22, Adlington 7.35, llorwich 7.45
Bolton 8.0, Mosesgato 8.5, Hp.lshaw Moor 8.10, Stoneclough 8.15 1 0
RETURNING same day from Salford (New Bailey-street) as follows:—
Saturday's passengers at 7 p.m.; Monday's passengers at 7.30 p.m.
Those irom Chatburn to Ribchester leave Victoria Scution at 5.15 p.m.
Tickets, bills, &c. at Stations or STANLEY'S, Victoria-st., Manchester.

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_ _ _

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IT is respectfully intimated to the Public that,
at the request of gentlemen mere immediately occu-
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