... I- i Departures for A bril I I - Trom PRESTON To BARTON ANL BPoUoGHToN-7.30. 8* 10.0 12 4-40 6.15 V-25.A.-Saudays: 8-10 4.50. ('Suda,1u0,5; l TO BLAaRBUBN, ACCRINOTON BUBY, AN Dl14Coli -G O 7-30 8-5 9.10 10-50M., 1 )-.10 1wl)o0 X ^CUESR 6.25 7.45.-Sundays; 6.40 9-2.53. 2-2i5 6.0 2u; Io BURNLEY AND COLNE*-6.0 7.°0 8 5 ?? J .) lO.O lO oO x, 12-10 1-20 2-0 3-40 ~1-*2 t ;) r.o >,° 3'5 9-30-Sundays ...

... 1 I Thissformed the subject of a very interesting lecture delivered at St. Ignatius School, Walker-street, by the Rev. Fathbr I. Scoles, S.J., to a large audience. The Rev. Fr. V. Bond presided and waS supported by the Rev. Fr. P. Kirwan (St. Augustine's). Fsther SOnFe.S said .-In the short time allowed to me it would be quite oat of the question even to attempt to give you a fair outline of ...

... I - I To6 Editor is not responsible for the opinions and state menss of Correspofdents. THE BICYCLE DANGER. TO T'TE EDnurOl OF TiE PIRESTON CHRONICLE. Sm.,-Iu reference to the polioe having ken of the l local bicycle swells, so as to be able to pounce upon them; when mischief is done in the streets by their dangerous machines, a good opportunity will bo afforded Mr. Ogle- thorpe of taking ...

... LBY A NORTeo nAccAsHIaB ROVEn.] ARTrCca 5. Easter, Old Queen of holy times, has come and gone, not unaccompanied by her follies and merriments, but in respect of the weather more like Christmas than a spring festival. Snow and sleet, and bitter winds from north and east, do not suit very well with open air holiday making in new spring finery; yet such are what we have had, and before which ...

... IlDepartures for Abril I RY __ RVrom PRESTON To HABTON ilD BRUoGHToN.-7.30 8-5 18.012 4-40 6-15 9-25a.-Sundays: 8-10 4-50. (Saturdays ,ly, To BLACKBURN, AtCRINGTON BURY, ArDA1| Oj -6-0 7.30 8.5 9.10 10-50ia., 12-10 1.20 2.0 4'20 6-25 7.45.-Sundays: 6.40 9-25u, 2-25 6-20 5-10 To BURNLBY AND COLSE.-6-0 7.30 8-3 8.50 v 10.0 10-50 Y. 12-10 1-20 2-0 3-40 4.20 4.40 6-15 632- 9 30 9-30-Sundays: 6-40 ...

... Where two places are irnontiolued, thje last named is that a which the depit of th' ragiment is stationed Ist Life Guards, Regent Park 26th 1st bat 13engal; Plymouth 2nd Life Guards, St Johi's | 2nd Plymoathi Wood ; Iensilngton, 2ith Alderoil)t H;Lmilton Hampton Curt. 27th Singapore; Culcheator Royal Horse Guards, Windsor28t0 Prasage to Bogland: Bris- jst Dragoon Gds.. passage to' tol C of ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATUIMl4Y, .PRIL 12, I8M, = =- - =~ 7 -= MODERN WANTS AND EXTRA- VAGANC ES. Lawrence Sterue, in one of his discourses, informs us that it is the necessity of engaging in expenses people cannot afford, or, in other words, the necessity of appearing to be some- S body, in order to be so, that ruins the world. Had the genial author of Tristram Shandy and 1 A ...

... Early on Monday morning, while walking near the [ i Palace at St. Petersburg. the Emperor of .Russia was fired at by an individual, who discharged five shots at him. Tho Emperor escaped without any injury, and the 1 assassin was mmediately seized by the police. Before ho Was captured he fired another shot, whieh slightly ?? a passersby. The man wat wearing at the time a military cap with a ...

... NOTES AND EVENES PAST A.D I i PRESE2NT. hzat |'BY A NORTH LANCAStliii: ROVER., Ens the ARTICLE L. ad Iam nothingl if not critieal.' lo tiss Clairmaont, tntios, Daen is so well linvs red Shelleyan and i Byronic biogursnhvlie t in Floreaoe on it £5. I morning of the 19thi jacili. Soch are tile wozrdi: asv which a journal professedly cdevet] t) [:teratSare anl t ;te, mattes a simple ...

... LOCAL N EWS. Iv. ja I _ row an . 1 (d'or ottier Local X5eis seec Padqc Ii.) or Tau RECENT RAVAGES BY A ATF-h ing donikey belonging to Thomas Barett, Margisonl'3 row, r0eal 11 ton Village, which was bitten on Prestoel-brow, last week b'y be~gun tosiow signs ofrmadtness by ref ein tsetit adr' etdrinkolwater, antl also attemptinigto bite it' iO'ki,r, a Stethi, wichit had neve-rdons before. oil ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PbRE37'ON, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1879. . . _ . = _ = . . ?? tleOUR TWO BLUNDERERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. s For sending an ultimatum to the King of the Zulus without clear and unmistakable authority from his superiors at home, Sir ?? Frere must be viewed as a political blunderer: for commencing an invasion of Is. the aforesaid King's territory without a suf- ficient force of soldiers to ...

... IDISTRICT . NEWS. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? _ I FLEETWOOD. REMOVAL OF Tceoorps.-1H.3. troopship Assistance, on, which arrived in the Mersoy on Sunday from Pembroke, put debarked on Tuesday morning 250 officers and men, comt' illy prising portions of the firet and second battalions of the lefr 4th Regiment of Foot, and 130 officers and men of the ads il6ib Regiment of Foot. The men are intendedi for duty ...