... 7ITHE REVOLUTION JIN SICiLY. (PFrom tl'e $pecicta Oorrs nevta termtw - ?? of the Timesa.) MIMB&IOA, AUe-,,6 Geea ir has retiurned, but nobi4to . lace calculated to clear up the oston took sowevers seems ?? thle direot ne Otntiung between Turin and Naples are continulng. The ar- mistice is nominally at an end but in reality it itt prolonged to an indeinite perio3, which mayiast for weeks or be ...

... ,UR°^U BREACH OF PROMIS I ?? OF MARRIAGE. asi ?? £1000 DAMAGES. r At the Bristola safew last week, the action Odl .v. Welsh Ws tried. hedefendant pleaded tida rh had-uot prolised, snd .bat the plaintiff hadrelead Sf him from his engagement. ' Mr. Smith stated that the plaintiff was a yorg !8 lady about 24 years of age, the dlughter of a resW, t able farmer. She had been adopte' ?? mnu ...

... I CORRES THE BROUGH MEMORIAL D ;oiAVAGB CLUB. IHE To THE 9MT9tOR5 Op 11 LIVURtFPODL Bzz^yI Ienbli ?? ilnsthe intural cu ?? t ?? pooi cublic to behold the e ii3t ltte;iteere who e to tai e >tsb in the performance on Trlesdao Next, t 's toy lots on t ?? the bnX plan oiten to au onmer on t ?? anorang, and to tehitany private ora P places. Tenabero tlibeteoffsa. h e. .e t to open thie plat before ...

... ORMSEIRK AND SOUTHPORT AGRICULTURALA SOCIETY. on t The annual 5how of the Ormiskirk end Southiport MAgi had cultural Society-was held at Southport, in a field adjoining seas the railway$ and-to the east of the station, on Wednesdayi! ante The day-was fine and warm, and the -town was decorated a he with flags and triumphal arches. ~ ,To the left,. on enter;ai iag the .yard, was a large tent, in ...

... HALF-YEARLY MEETING OF THE LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY COMPANY. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held on Wednesday at noon, at the head offices, Hunt's Bank, Manchester; Mr. George Wilson, deputy chairman, pre. siding. In moving the adoption of the report (an abstract of which has already appeared in the Chronicle), The CaimnMAN said he could assure the shareholders that, ...

... onmskiitk AND SBOtfTHPQkT AGRICULTURAL soCtIET. I- tJfi6 ?? Aftilatat~oy q st1 oietey, whie tookA 1I p ht f6 Afitaae yesterday at So hif~ t~~trayeot a Most satisfactory and successful one, t; 7t1- ,being more numerous, the attendance, better, aild t 0 eotes~D ~frittir tlrsn. at either of the three pre,'o ?? exhibitions. The littele tia ?? P4 aspect gr' of unusual excitement, several thousiand ...

... IE-lL~T 4 : Ad t T.Rltrbto..>. ?? LBY BLUCIO ?? D -Au T' e 0 G ?? ga lefbet ?? - WirltrMaor, rcks, Gftel yestrda7'i.a Devoroporb,. W, aB ly tarn Theaieaao~ore~ to the Qcl 1~os thi ftp5 a' Ma in agf 3th l 4 are rquee~d ~tl'fh44 thbe' oeldi at, tho ?? otrpte ...

... Latest Iiitelligence. [BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.J London, Friday Evening. MONETARY. City, Friday Evening.-The stock markets to-day, are decidedly firmer, owing to the improvement in the weather. A recovery of } per cent. has taken place in console, and 4 to A per cent, on most of the principal railway stocks. BANK RETURNS. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Notes Issued . 29,282,2761Government ...

... A PIER AT LYTHAM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. SIR-! opetha terewer prset some of the good folk ?? a th opningof he ierat Southport, ntp there will be s et such another pIR.- hone thatlong bhere wan ?? a speculatioth, I should think the construction of one would pay, while, from the facilities it would allow of visitors by steamers from Preston, Southport, end voo would be of ...

... .OONDEDITROW Lord John Russel has left London for the nort. Gagg the self-accused murderer of.Franbi Rea, was ycsdy romanded for frther evidenco. ProOediaq havo been commenced gainst three Conservative electors of Great Y outh, alleged to have committed actS of bribory. Blr Benjamin Brodie has rweently undergone an operation uporr the eyes, and a favourable result is anticipated. Mtr. Eveln, ...

... - REPORT- FROM THE SkL1T COaMMITTEE ON - MERCHANT SHIPPING,.. - WITH O'fac, PI~OEE~D~S O THER COMMITTEE. wthin res~ a u~~ IYeosterday, but ~ w~tu~a~~ th' otid Ve hich wfll niot bemisady for some litale i my {T. . :SThe report of thse OoMziraitte coupiee pa^ges, 'nd t~iehea more or less osl almost e TimS every oubject conneeted witli the interets of servioa hipp . teiases 'The ireport commences ...

... ECONOMY IN THE ADMINISTRATION\ OF JUSTICE. Between two and three years ago the Home Office, in a fit of economy, reduced the scale of allowance to witnesses in criminal cases at sessions and cssizes. Eco- nomy in the administration of public funds is very laud- able, but unfortunately government is not often forward in the work. To make up for extravagance in other departments a reduction was ...