... ?? . . TBE BLACEBUgN IMIPROVEMENT BILL was read a second t tim- in the Houue of Commuons on Thursday. NoN PAYorcN4T OF HAtusE.-On Tharsday a number of f defaulting ratepaysirs were examined, and orders made I for the payment of the rates they owed. Furaous DRIVING. -At Bllackburn Town Hall, on Wed- nesday, James Kirkham was fiued 2(s. and costs for furiously driving a horse belonging to his ...

... o - J.- U LL. l.11. Yflomlig. WEDNE SDAV n lv '~TZ T VA c WEDNES SDAY. FEBRUARY i. The chat represents the western otowtriv* tf Europe, from Ncrway to the coast of PortngaLand embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Biddy, the Mediterranean, the Atlantic with the Bnglish Channel. Bristol Channel and Irish Be. T 1 q is,' ?? ' tEA ...

... A general meeting of members of the Liverpool Farmers' Club and farmers resident in this district was held yesterday afternoon, in the Assembly Room, Eberle-street. Mr. Halifax Wyatt presided; there was only a small attendance. Mr. Samuel D. Shirriff, of SaItcoats, Drem,, N.B.. one of the judges of farms of the Royal Agricultural Society in 1877, read a paper on Labour, with reference to ...

... rTTDQ ATE A V rT.'T2PTT A V 1 I THURSDAY, FEBRUARY it3 t REMARKS. eEIGHT AM.-Th& weather is becoming very unf- scotland, again generally. The sky is clear in Solnbut has become overcast in most other l it places, with rain at several stations and a threaten- la ing appearance in the west. Temperature fell o a briskly in the north and east last night, but rose: in t the west, and the rise has ...

... IN AUG URATJION l OF THE j LIVERPOOL REFORM CLUB. THlE MTAR~QUIS OF HfARTINUTON o ON` the LIBERAL ORGANISATION{ AND THlE kno' justi TORY POLICY. follk a ?? The Liberal Reform. Club was inaugurated last inS evening by the Marquis of Hartiugton, M.P., leader for of the Liberal party in the House of Commons, A, watc sketch of the origin and objects of the club has (Eci. already appeared in these ...

... ft== == ?? PARLIAMENT. hi the House of Commons, yesterday. 34r. Yicnk moved the second reading of the Consecration of Churchyards Act (1867) Amendment 1iBM, which he described as a tont iliat or' m nealure f ramed wit ithe object 03fpn-4; idliag I ehier to ?? resident. in irnur 11 Iv -3 I' o p]rting them as far as pl ?? ef ?? ' ' souse footiug as noneoii- fc'ruuts i 1 ii-u OIt iuojlis and ...

... LATEST I RAPTI C >-rEX pS A.ATSPnTl:TPtn >jrE tCOURT, &i. A, ?? fl 17c40-1r.) WiVIDSOP. CiarrIi, FHB. 2.3. re and the lti- cr Beatrice drove out 7P ,iweroo0°- attn edi by La'ly S-uthiampton die Of Ely. the cnozught And S-ratberrtD,attended stai hget-onf arrived at the cartle shortly the the Qikefo the Pdocess Boatrice, i9 Lrfiof Hi ,,cthe P'diucesses Victoria jruro, a4d the Hereditary Grand I ...

... WOIIK AND WAGES. II ,J±L .a AJJ IT £1\.XAIQ ap p THE LIVERPOOL ENGINEERS. Mp2c An aggregate meeting of the men engaged in vlsi the engineering trades of Liverpool and Birken- eve; head was held last evening, in the Concert IaUl, sy11 Lord Nelson-street. Mr. Bernard Hughes, chair- few man of the central committee, presided, and there wad was a good attendance. It appeared from the nail ...

... WILLZ AND BEQUESTS. The Scotch confirmation under seal of the Sheriff of Berwick (dated Dec. 13 last) of Admiral of the Fleet the Right Hon. Thomas Maitland, earl of Lauderdale, GOC.B., late of No. 83, Laucaster-gate, Hyde Park, and of Thirlestane Castle, Lauder, in the county of Berwick, who died on SeptI last grntetd to the Right Hon. Amelia, countess o? Lauderdale, the widow, Sir George ...

... Departures for February, Trom PRESTON To BARTON ANr BRoUoinoON.-7.30- 8-5 lo 4.40 6-15 9-20.t.-Stndays: 8.10 4.50. (NSaturday5 O j4; TO BLAcKIBURN, ACORINGTON BURY, AND 3sC, TX -6-0 7.30 8-5 9-10 10-50M., 12-10 1-20 2. 4-2o, )5- ,y 8.25 8-0.-Sundhiys; 6-40 9-25 K. 2-25 6-20 To BURNLEY AND COLtNE.-6-0 7-30 8.5 845 S.50 9.10 9.30 10-0 10-50 K. 12-10 1.20 2-0 3-40 4-20 4i40 - I 8-. 9.30A.-Sundays ...

... SUPPLEMENiTARY IECOLIECfPIuN6 uJ rOLITEROE AND TEEZ NLEtGII- J. ~~~BOUJRIOOD. foi y esi y (By an old Ecmst Lancashkire Matt.) an [CHAPTER 14. e Will the stolces ever come up again in Burnley? is a tbD IS question often aesced. They were in use so recently as ~ the year 1848, in front of Bernard Whittaker's, the Old its o S parrow Flawk Inn, at the bottom of the old marIt.Wt i, plaee, of very ...

... T. H .Y ! ' ' i:1' THE SPUNAY COSING ASOCIATION. ?? ' The annual 'busineis conferenace, in. connection with, the Central; Association for Stopping the Sale of Intoxicating Liquora, on Sunday was held on, Tuesday afternoon in the Assooiation Hal, Peter-Htreet, in this city; Mr. E. Whitwell (Kendal) in the chai.! . The SECBRTARY (M.6 F. ?? Perry) read the annal report 'of, th executve, whih tatd ...