... Departures for arch .. . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . .. ?? Prom PRESTON To BARTON AND BROUGRTOYN,730 85 10.0 4-10 6-15 9-15A.-Sundays: 8.20 555. (Saturdi s 12s4 To BLAMBIPRN, A.CCERNGToN, BuRY j ys o -6-0 7.30 8-5 9410 10.10 '210M, 1:0 ASCEj1 625 8-0.--Sunays: 6-40 9.25m.2-25 6.202. e. 15 To BURNLEY AND COLNE.-6.0 7.35 8.5 8.3 0 10.0 10.50 M. 12.10 1 20 2.0 .3-0 4-20 3.596.25 -9 9-30A.-Sandays: 6.40 9 ...

... U I it The weekly meeting of this Board was held on 0 Tuesday, at the Overseers' Buildings, Laneaeter-road. i- There werepresent-Mr. C. B. Jaeson (in the chair); ts [ Messrs. Teebay, Bee, Langtree, Thompson, Osbaldeston, n C. Hargreaves, drown, Clarkson, Woodhouse, Grayeton, ), Smith, Pye, Kay, Waddington, Lackabane, Bourne, f Bretherton, Dickinson, J. Hargreaves, and Roweroft. d The minautes ...

... . - =l I .11Ii 2VE Editor is alot responsible for the opinlions a(id state- ments of Correspondents. SCENES IN GRIISHAW-STRIIFT. TO TIE EDITOR OF TalE PRESTON CRP.ONICLE. SmR,-I am not much of a lawyer, but I think any indi- ! 'vieual can summon a disorderly person for committing a I huisa5ice, at le.ast I have known it to bed one. If the- in Habitants of Grimshaw-street will combine and ...

... | I j _ _ _ _ . .. . .. . . . - . - .. . ?? ?? ?? LYTHAA. NEW STAINED GLASS WINDOW AT THE PARIsH CHuRCH. -During the past week a stained glass window of beautiful design, has been placed in Lytham Parish XChurch, in memory of the late Jamos Cunningham, of Lytham and Blackburn. The window is placed in the south aisle of the church, and is a three light one. The subject pictured thereon is the ...

... i iKIBRKHAM CLUB DAY. i t 11*_ ._ - IL: -] &1-1 I:_ I . . The celebration of this old establishewd clui a place on Thursday, under very propitious cibr ayumt~ With the exception of a slight shower ofran1 noon, the weather was very pleasant,ad belcotr town wits a scene of much gaietyan ao iltal Ithrough the day. Kirkham club day isprasorf h Imost jovial of its kind in thle neighborodo r~~ and ...

... THE AFFAIRS OF AliR. JAMES LEECH. ADJOURNED MEETING OF CREDITORS. EXTRAORDINARY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Yesterday afternoon, an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Mr. James Leech, whose affairs we referred to last week, was held at the Castle Inn, Market-place, in this town. The proceedings commenced soon after three o'clock, and were not concluded until nearly six. There was a numerous ...

... The third of the series of popular science lectures was delivered in the Gnild Hall on Thursday night. The lecturer was R. A. Procter, Esq., B.A., ?? who took for his subject The Sun, and the Rev. S. J. Perry, SJ., of Stonyhurst College, ?? ?? presided. Tho haU was again crowded in every part. The ClAmismAw said he had very great pleasure that evening in introdueing to the audience the ...

... I BLACKBiURNs BoA~ if)OF GWIUAnsIAs.-At the usual Weekly Imeeting of this Ileard. on Saturday. beyond hearing the relief cases, there was no other business. TH'll SIT, OP, THE NE-'W POST-orrich.-Thse transfer of fthe site of thle new ofiile in Lord-street from Daniel Tbwaites, Eeq., III.P., to the post-office authorities, after much delay, was completed on Tuesday. CORPORATE F ?? montbly ...

... I I I TRHE RUSSIAN TORPEDO FLEET. h The Russian Government has just ordered another lot 8 y of torpedo vessels off various German firms. An addi- d tional order is also given to the Vulcan Shipbuilding Corn. v . pany at Stettin, who have already a contract to supply 42 cutters before the beginning of June. ' A RUSSIA;4 REPLY TO ENGLISH MENACE. II Replying to an article in a London paper, which ...

... = -_ _ . - A ; I - I The Editor is aot responsible for the ?? ?? state ments of Correspondcnts. A HINT. TO THIE EDtTOR OF THE rRFTo, coNere-CLE Sin,-ThI spinners of Preston 1have put forth an appeall to the inhabitants of Great Britain for support, on the I ?? that they are in Preston willing to work on thle ma',ters' terms, but the masters won't allow them ?? the Blaeldn)lsin operatives will ...

... . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? A well-known authority on dairy matters, Herr R. t Schatnmafl, recommended the application of a decoction ti I of ground pepper to cheeses as a sure protection against [ the attacks of their accustomed depredators. A couple of d Iwashings with such a preparation will effectually free a f cheese from any number of mites. The vast qeantity of foreign potatoes consumed in Eng- ...

... ?? . l The, Editor its not responsible for tile oplinions an~d ae ?? of Correspionden ts. SALARIIES OF PI'ESTON TE ACHE~RS. Ii 1) III tIiTOR OF TBIE PnS'1t'ON' CHRNICLE. Sm.-l ,Ili letter of y.our Correspondent Coere in last week's paper, -is a valuable con~tribution on the balaries' question ,and I beg to thank him for it. lie is. h',wcser, silent ass to the settle of fees in til RIoman ...