... ttt.N i !1 i, PluNUfl. P.]I Do' The conference resumed at )lirnliogaam on Edi Saturday morning, at half-past nine o'clock The gan daily record was, read by the Rev. D. ?? W~ailer, J~ MEMORIALS. Hil The report of the committee on memorials Was ToL foetb~er considered, and the following action was LID taken on suggestions and memorials from diii- on tricta :-.It was decided that the ...

... EXTRA PARLIAMENTARY UTTERMACES. SPEECH OF THE SECRETARY 01O WAR. A new town hall, built by the Chorley commis- sioners for that town, was formally opened on Saturday by the Right Hon. Colonel Stanley, IsM.P., secretary of state for war. The inhabjitnts of the clean little town held high holiday on the occasion, and the streets were crowded with operatives and others of the district and by ...

... ILOCAL NEWS, d A CAsE 1CRP. vIE DivoUcE CoonRT.-Under S this heading there appeared in the Alcrc!'fy of the 0 STh ?? an account of a supposed act of gross , impropriety on the pert of sin officer of ?? 3rd Ra oyal Laneasbire Militia. The story was furis3he d ir by our regular correspondent at Preston, who has a certainly been misled, as uo such circumstance in coznection with anyof the ...

... OUR LONDON COa SPONDENOE IL Lo.D\ur. 1\ED:NunDnAY E1, ISi, Plu, Of C.a1bidg o ?? it - believed, 3 1liinself a great dcal or hmai-n by thui m'tdUi- 3- it2' for such it is--he has just issued upon tlie duath of the 1l':nce Imperial. The su- d picfun has bee-u ?? eutertained. t-iud *t has veni found its -w:ay iuts print, ?? all thlu~gh the fantgAL-. ti_ :oce!edingt vwich tohloged th tratgic ti-d ...

... I BLAOIaBURN. .1 ELECTION Fro ST. PETFR'9 WAUiD.-Ofl Wednesday Mr. tiio Thomas ?? wag elected a Councillor for St. Peter'S COE War I, to fill op a vacancy caused by the death of Council. by lor Thomas Fletriher. bo3 THe: CORPORATEm ApeoNaucs NTRSe. - At a meeting of of the General Purposes Committee, held last week, at whtich of there wore present 44 members, Mr. F red. Marsh, of the tal ...

... .7 . . . .. . . .. . . I To get all the butter from the cream in the. least time use the Impreved Turn Churn, made by BAMBER, and Co., Friargate, Preston.-[Advt.1 MESSES. J. S. WARBURTON AND Co. have on hand a large supply of new One and Two Horse Mowers and. Reepers, and have also a large supply of fittings of every make of Mowing and Reaping Maebinea at their New Show Rooms, corner of ...

... Detailed reports have been received from various districts ?? the storm on Saturday night. At Chard the thunder was heavy and the lightning vivid. The hay crops were injured by the severe rain. In the Cambridge district the rain came down in torrents for -six hours, and much damage was done by flooding. Some fires were caused and cattle killed by the light- ning. The Cam overflowed all the ...

... TIE WEEKLY TIMES. , . ?? .SUIMMARY OF THE WEEK. - - - FOREIGN. The Porte is said td be at longtlh moving in the direction of obtaining a settlement of the C rcekfrontierquxestion. OnSaturday, according to a telegram from ConstantiflOple, the Porte sent a despatch to the Alubassad.Ors of the Great Powers in Constautinople replying to their re. cent identical note upon the subject. This despatch ...

... ,rUg ZU[LU 'WAR. PON~DO'D7STTJRBANCES. 0.yWAyOS MOVEMENTS. The Corresieondenlt of the Miles at CaPe Town, On i~ag. 5th, wrrites: Sir Evelyn Wood has'been pressed by the Premier igirr Gordoni Sprigg) to acceptthe Office of Commandanit ocneral of the Colonal Forces, but Sir E. Wood hats gesorved his decision until it is submittead for approval to the Duke of Cambridge. The announcement of this ' ...

... - Conferences of Latter-day Saints were held in the lower Concert Hall, Lord Nelson-street, yesterday morning, afternoon, and evenrug. At ihe morning meeting the chair was occupied by Elder James L. Bunting, and there was a fair attendance; Mr. William Bodge, president of the European mission, being amongst those present. The Chairman said that after hearing reports from the district ...

... ThE~i STEW 1OYAL MALRRFTAGE A laconic telegram from Arcachon, the dimilnutive Brighton of the south of France, announces that the Archlduchoss Christina of Austria has consented to an il~ie cevwith King Alfonso XNI of Spain. itio aromances of royal courtships are not irvnvar iably ceonummated in royal marriages, t nodA even in these days, when family ties r cnn but in a trilling degree ...

... FOREIGr N AISCELLINY. The Governor - General of Canada aed the Fri;c.-*e Lathde arrived at Fredjrickto!i, Ne v Brrr snik, *on Tuesday last, and acut with a brilliant a Tl'. Erpress of RIa ; a'onmpanied by the r G'raud Dote Alexis Alexaendrovita, left Tsa,3koe Sdelon W~edn esday evening for stroad. T'.inaks to the fine warrm weather of the past t ?? the harvest prosrscts in }raunc ?? ?? ...