... SPECIAL TE( EQfl.US, &'¢. | ?? Ti'- Aliert Hall, Dawsbu)t; n a I,-, ?? at ?? :ed ftrentitrtuiunmSutS wis ?? ty a1 f:e ye-cerdvay. A e' . nzao ; aie !:as keeni rcsci-ed at the Loia n n : elict oE ol -'ba''mna A geacy that th-. Donminton !> s il-; m --n'ellt viii rot purilit cattle irtm ?? Citc iie L ,. Saes to cross the tru)itier. co it I maun Rule inc-n hers 0(ci(Icid v - -tr'rJ! to il g ?? ...

... Ar vs. -~r ORDINATIONS. It DIOCESE OF MANCHESTER, Y On Sunday the Bishop of Manchester held an a ordination at the Cathedral, when the following e deacons and priests were ordained, the former being s afterwards licensed to the cures mentioned after 9 their respective names:- d DEACONS. d Frederick John Cronshey, BA., Corpus Christ!, Cam- bridge, licensed to the curacy of Kirkham. Percy ...

... i.Z: 4 , I ,PTL, t 8U P f AT+ Sl, POPULI LAs SUPFOAA. -- DOMESTIC. ? The arrangements at Windsor for the t mr.arriage of the Duke of Conuaught and the P'rincess Marguerite of Prussia, nest Thm-sday, are now well advanced towards aeltl ?? royal bride will proibably land at Sheerness to-morrow. A Ct'i(net council wa>a held on Saturday. The 1LId C`hiie .1.1 Jsije, inl rhoe Queen i ier t Ih it ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRXIIS, A i Oa Saturday it was announced that the great ,j .ri, rili Emat-h betweun the princitial t.g ?? of the volunteer force Will be | i thle 23rd of May. LhaE on Saturday night, a Fish ha4wker nanc$li N'i m N quarrelied with *hi wife, iu cite market at Vortudoewn, aid choked her before any o-ne could It.. rfere. Iioth ' ad beien driilrinig pree`nusly. Thc ?? inquest on William ...

... Tiae Efitor 55 not respostboe for the opinions and state ments of Correapondents. THE PRICE OF BUTCHERS' MEAT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRsESTON 01uNItOLE. SEAR-Wben yunr correspondent of last week laas Jolee down, and can look at things csalmly, as they are in reality, and not in imagination, he will feel astounded that he should have given way to passion on the rect It of his butchers' bill, and ...

... ThE. SCENE a' A CATLO1IJ C I CHAPEL AT WVAPRRIGTON. 1 I - - At the W arrirgton police coorb, yesterday, .%hn Smith. militia si-rgeaast, was brought up ea rciandu charged witla duiug wilful and rzaaiciolis ?? to ?? artrclet4 ha St. Alb13an's Cattsu'ic CbAPtd lleweey-atreet, en Sadsady lwst. Mrt. Mionre, b apperared for the reverend gentlemnen cco'x nected, with thle ehapel, said it wass net ...

... -t TAY NOTE - I Very mild is the stipendiaiy magistrate of Salford. On Wednesday a man named Igo, was brought before his worship for nearly hun- gering to death a number of sheep-for giving them neither food nor water for half a week I And for that diabolical piece of cruelty Igo, who had no defence, End was, therefore, abso. lutely guilty, was only fined 80s. and costs I The real puishment ...

... I THE DEATH OF SHERE ALI. We have received the following from the Lod ofce of tbhe No Yorl Eerald: TAannEN, WZDXRHSDAY, 5 40 P.m. The Armeer Shere Ali died on the 2l1t, after two days of agony, mitigated as far an wa in bhi power by the Russisa doctor, Javoraky, who ,&a sent for at the last moment. Then massaores were at once ?? by the three rival arties-that of Yakoob Khan, that of hio ...

... s | RoDsi, MATtcr 12. King Humbert, it is state!, ummdi-it-ly on behrine of Queen Victorn's irute;tiot to visit Italy, offer d her aesty the u-e. of the royal train, aWd3 gave or .. his pivate arriages t h be sent to Ar(2na in order that They ii ' h ,t7 tle Qu1es 's dispasal. Her Majfrty tharnked King Hfim Prt for his !urteus offier, - i t --t* proeviion had beer. a'rezde made for a trin and ...

... Two men have been killed, and a third injured, by alarge mass o1 rock failing upon them in the t that Birram, slate quarries, Dunkeld. I *d to Irf is understood that the British fleet will shortly I ltes leave the Sea of Marmora and the Dardani Ues, and wi ill t1 clior in Besika Bay, where it will reruin i zeluntil iurther orders. 3 Lord, WYife: But do you think, dear,'it's proper to t Ln at ...

... 'What Sir Stafford Northeote's feelings Dmay be, as minister after minister of each ?? great spending departmentscomes t forward with his estimates for the ensuing a yearn. it is, of course, impossible to say; but one thing becomes clearer every day, and g that: is that the great saving which the e Government was to have effected in order 0 to make ends meet without unduly inareasing the ...

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