... ?? ?? ' l ?? . ?? .. .. . .. . ?? . ?? ?? .. ?? .. ?? ?? .. ?? .. NEiMO AND MR. THOMAS BANKS. TO Tilt 'iDI'oR OF T7E PRESTON cHRONOICLE. Sia, ?? have watched with much interest the contro- ergy between Nemo and Mr. Banks, and was glad to find thtt the latter gave us some figures last week. AsI cast Inv eye over those figures,' however. I soon found how full of mistakes they were; and as ...

... 'T',r rsr 'u rr.-r. brm, .Tivor OF L'orfslloult 1pint 'Our ?? Sri ?? M:iser OF Verteatattl phi riced] net unenitutaiy exicslhis I'letltppOiftlhtutt, atth[le Pat't flat- Ian nillu1, ot ?? ui-hIA, that 11cc Icundoltienl store of 'dale to, he now.C Gramiteaa tlteel lit'1 cit yet been, aid. A grent SMl atents ilcal of tnin e ita rniethlctciily hi cat we.,tcd. Thle Cn 'atener Srcheel hiits net ...

... NEWPORT. O O, Saturday last, at a meetiog of the St. Nicholas vestry, sii a ta qorelly poor-rate of fivepence in the pound and n sanii- w01 LFacy alid School Board rate of fourpenee inl the pouned were inc agreed nuso.1 tr - Tise-rs MOTAL TO THE Ex.mA-ron.-On Thursdiay even- tri ing a Special moetiog of the Town Conncel Wit held for the thi piirpose of taliing into coulderation the best niecns ...

... GOSPc; EXT. n1- The Fteririsa, yawl, the yacht which gailed. 15 Prices, -l ify lo1t sciolto, vaclued ?? ever So01., has teenu hauledl up so ot]i iA Messrs. Camper Uan Nietoisen's patenti sup, and will hisI ,to undsergo is complete overhioul eind a thorough reiit for the arc as racing, sonmerso 1175. The Plerir tie was thea heaviest oil p ie -tke of is th competing ?? last scasen. I ?? pr~ow of ...

... -- ?? I~i:I PO1?TS]IOUTII SA'1JD - i f4. PORTS-1101TIL SATURDAY, wN-01v. X I. Mnr,. DISRAErE oN LINERmu, LEGISLATION.- I Silence, as WE hav'e been over and over again re-! , . -1 I I - . , - ., 3LL1flCC, ,±n fl'111\U U -tCf U51 ?? VCL flU U~C nO,01 i4 - U minded by the Scotch DIOGENES, is golden; and if the Conservattive dinner at Gosport on Tuesday 'was remarlcable foi nothing/ else, it ...

... = j1OEF C 1inTIHS AND DEATFI.S WE X;1 ). 1C II OF Vcro1TSIOUTH. | t l 11 V; El 51UE, A n.- , ittSieldis2, 7hinst.,5200 birthsa2il ' i. ;.:c egristred in 18 large Engliab towns, r ,, infle birtbs exceeded by so ulany as (iiM. ircnt ~ ~ ~ ITIW Wei; ,I , h leig rekly numbers ill lS7 i ~a f rthee inerease of 10 lpon tbloso rc. lie ?? pirevioiis weeks, ailid inclded 531t wh ich crtl ie lii to the ...

... TIDE TABLE FOR THE ENSUING WEEIC. |, TIDE TABlMi lulvo 11rM X-Cr. - ?? I 11i 0h 1lViter itt CO O. Day. Onl-.lSt. iol. ilrl irl ~ I CIL . d ?? V! 1 , °3 ?? 7 S 10 Tu ?? Ii 0 U i ~~12 11 ~4 1' 0 1c , CC 17 4i I.. 1' 2 1' n Co ?? ii I C'li ?? ?? 3 ?? 'ii'Mliii i,.'litl ii tC' : Ii ,t ?? ?? - , til. i rO 0 lic iii - ' Y ; * 11 LI% in JI O IL. X 1.1:- ?? 1 i 1 ?? I. ?? ,i S ':iy .. ' .w I . ' .. - ...

... I'Q)1JISEA BUREIAL BOAT.UD. ontli1M n72!ectiw of this Bonrd l :19 I: Xt !The outeittly noetinjg of this Bonrd is:1 te-1I rt the ?? Cemeltery, o I hurstiny. TlMr. BPeeleil jivsided; and there Vs w-ee ?? Alivertolnil Dore, iessrs. Iillpanrtric, itt H oc cl!, ( te :;ll, Collitoaourne, T'uek, illd C. Light. af VS-; TilE1 itT.OVAO Oil IILAD.TObtF. ncll id | The Cses qlaoi ettquived of the 1 ...

... UD'T' I.A, -i ELECTi i . be n0.e1tc of t'LO2 iv11-4 d.StIi'.tc itt s1a yt'.'tibttS WInc so.oolir \ Its. 5..C. ?? 3'iI ot ?? ,ied it (lit) lt( ?? - 3-, v-v vni,votjgb ;Id interruli, t L * '2 ct i , E Ic.i'' lv5') 51 dcsii'r~t by .iio *t ?? it (,Sntf t 'ri hi ¾'ter ti.,t . ?? 1. '1 01L. ani bite insl t'7'ia .A' ' it i ?? lvll , ill~ llttu ttin , Toep tl vu l.2i1:t.1.u3. AXLTI . rv Ot. UC 10 tit ...

... COONFERENCE AT BARNSLEY. a (FROMc OUR ltcPOsRTna.) t The Winter confcrence of the Ntoa soito fc Miners wals commenced to-day Naional Associ atio of th South York shire Miners' A00ftion theflare't Barnleyof th the formalon wgfhich took place ashort time ago ] President was occupied by Mr. ALxx. MAcoDOALDh M.P.,8 Presden oftheAssociation. The following delegates 11 wrprsn:-Enigiand ...

... `T TH RECORDS OF THE FRANKLIN i jEXPEDITION. LADY FRANKLIN'S REWARD. (SrPuROrL TELOEGsaAMj J The -Duedee Ardve )Iser of to-day (Tuesday) publishes the substance of a letter which has just been received c front Lady Frankli4, to Captain Adams, of the Dundee i whaler Arctic, releetive to the reward of £2,000 offered by . her for the recovery of the official records of her-hus- bend's expediliou. ...

... 'd LPES Yopx AN SO IA'ATIOX The fourth leeture of the session was delivered lest night by the Rev. W. Q Simpsoa, of Drsdford4 ghg subject b heing FaIbles 'Iqra Poiuldr ILudu Litqratura. There w. a very laJrge atQotgnc, tve eeotyre.bgll being sp Crowded that mnay persou6 werg Vuable to obtaiu seida. The leetur9 w7as very int9ersting, and tho aiunmroup e fables relpted efforded great pleasure ...