... 1 ?? - -- - ?? THE ENTRY INTO CABUL.-VISIT TO THE RESIDENCY.-BRITISH TROOPS IN JELLALABAD. The British troops, under General Roberts, have entered Cabul, unopposed. A telegram, dated Allahabad, Monday, ?? Meassy's pursuit resulted only in a small body of the enemy being overtaken. These were shot and sabred. Our cavalry returned after pursuing the enemy 20 miles beyond Cabul. The men had been ...

... PRESTON BOAiD OF GUARDIANS. lilaz Thia usual weakly meeting of this Board was hold on PrTiel Tuesday, at the Overseers' Buildings, Lancaster-road. theip There were preaont-Mr. C. R. Jaceon1 (in the chair) diep Messrs. A~shcroftIBanks, Barrow, Bee, Bourne, C'llrk- pera son, Dickinson, Edelston, Greanall, Gadgeon, C. Har' be a greaves, J. Hargseaves (Fishwiele), Husyes, Kay, Lacksa- will bana, ...

... THE BISHOP OF MlANCllESTI.:R AMN SOCIAL SCIENCE. There was an old adage in one of the Latir S exercise books to the effect that we otilijht not to say many things, but much. Tim Bishop of Manchester blots out the alltitlhe.ij. lie talks about a great many things-no snap about more, perhaps-but there ii always something, generally a great deal, in what he says. We do not wish to make invidioins ...

... Debartures for October, From PRESTON To BARTON AND BROUGHTON.-7-30* 8-5 10.0 12.,13 4440 6.15 9.20A.-Sunadays: 8-10 4-50. ('Saturdaya ooly To BLACKBURN, ACORINGToN BURY, AND 3IANCRyS,,t - 6-0 7.30 8-5 9.10 10-50M., 12.3 1.-2 2.0 4.2i) 3.1t 6-25 7-45 9-30 .-Sundays 6-40 9-25 r. 2-25 6-20 TO BUL NLFYAND COLN~ E.-6- 07-308.58-4,3S-5OS. o s, 10-5 10.50 ii 12 5 1.20 2.0 3.40 4-20 4-b33 5-15 6-25 7 ...

... I On Saturday and Sunday the harvest festival in con- neotion with he Parish Church was celebrated. The edifice was chastely decorated with flowers, fruits, and cereal pro. duce. The principal embellishments had been reserved for the furtherend of ehareb. Upon the communion table were placed a plate of splendid bunches of grapes and other fruit, and two small sheaves of corn, and over the ...

... I ?? ?? ?? .. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . ast- MESSRS. ,T. S. WARBURTON AND 0o. have on is )send a larec, sopply of Chaff Cutters, Turnip Cutters, his Oil Cake Mills, Grist Mills, Bud every other requisite for the the farm. - Corner of Orchard-street and Covered M. Market, Preeton.-[Advt.j )uls ESABISE 1852.-Theoltald's noted Ho-- the and Cattle Medicines, for all ailments in Horses and P* Cattle, can ...

... THE CHRONICLE. I .- ?? = . =. - . . I = R T . = - ?? i l'lgESTOY, ST,,y'ftY, OCTOBER17, 1879 - - - - - . _ _ - - - - - . ?? = ?? - It is satisfactory to learn that, despite the inclement weather which virtually ruined the Kilburn Show, there is some practical result to be seen from that exhibition. One such result, at all events on paper, we have in an appendix to the report which has been ...

... !Unocal Relvo. TuE. REv. T. AnnoTT r PETERS, M.A., The the Ylermllita~e. Ofirhsilarhgh, near Preeton, has been duly and elected a Fellow of the Philcsophical Society of Great Nutt Britain enld Itelandl, ald on the 25th September he WBS I tr' alse received as a member of the Society of Science and ball: Art. Carl CoJNTYr POLIcE C SrS.-At the Leyland Cha Police Court, on Alondav, before Colonel ...

... I ?? . _ - . - . . . ?? . . .1 ?? ?? . . . I hty ~~GARSTANG. canl BAND OF HOPE TREAT.-On Saiturday, the child ren cud consotituting the Garetaing Band of Hops, had tho'r erl annual field day. Thle young folk assembled at thle Town ?? at two declock in the ,aftsrnoon to the number of ,el about 100. They formed in proceesiosal ardor, and, U~headed by St. Thomas's Temperance Guiald 'Drum and ...

... PRESTON BOAUD OF GUARDIANS. . 1 Theweckly meetingof this Board wag bold onTuesday, at the Overseers' Buildings, Lancaster-road. There were present-MLr. C. R. Jaceon (in the chair)- and Messrs. Ashcroft, Banks, Bee, Barrow, Bourne, Clarlson, lEdel- Bton, Grayston, Greenall, Gudgeon, J. Hargretives (St. George's), Kay, Lackabane, Langtree, Lund, Naylor, Ormandy, Oshaldeston, kiownroft, Smith, ...

... 7 The Chilian iron-clads have captured the Peru- 2 vian turret ship Hiascar. Y Count Munster and Sir Vernon Harcourt are at'present th-) guests of thd Earl of Derby, at Knowsley. A great fire ocourred at Riga or Wedtnesday. k- The new Government building and forty houses were Is destroyed. ns An obelisk to Clarkson, the philanthrophist, _ who devoted himself to the ?? trade, was unveiled at to ...

... I~~ ~ ?? _ I The WVigan Junction Railway was opened onl Thursday fonr mineral traffic. Pi Two iminers have been killed through a fall of neld roof at the Lovers' Laneo Colliery. po It is said that itoe Irish Government contem. upros plate legal proceedings against Mir. Parnell. Gov The death is announced of Henry C. Carey, the the greatest of contemporary American political eceo'1- best mists, ...