... cattle, 2 careasos, 373 bees; 'evdae, from New 'orkr, 70 tons fresh boef, S tcrs cf mutton; Egypt, from New York, 6;S quarters fresh beef, 43 bend of cattle; Quebec, fcn rcrtlaLd, 176 bead of cattlie: Adristic, from New York, 50 tors of frcah meat; A'ice,fro;mNewv ...

... EDITOR OF THlE PRESTON5 CHRONICOLE. SIR._ 4s tile result of hi, Corn Averages for the sevren !yercsc to Christmas, 1879, publishrti in the London G a~,.tfe of this evening, viz :-Wlreat, 6. 3.1-1. per imperial mbusel; Barley. 4s. 104r1. per imuperial ...

... the usO Saxons did St. Augustine when he was sent by Pope ny Gregory. For my own part I resolved to begin the New ed Year by turning over a new leaf. I determined for myself ce (and I should be glad if all ethers concernedl would do the ,liefrst, that I ...

... Frnchking being seed a a oecria ril ftercedthan sym. De to patby with the English peopl in a ste of dis- erre tress. When the new Parliament met in October, lye of the speech from the throne announced the deter- lctife mination of the Government to on)pose ...

... Perfumer, &c., Fishergate, Preston. yo -'Advt.] fol *Y A CRED1TABLE YOUTS.-We perceive from the tw r) Wanganeui Clhronicle, New Zealand, that Edward Kirk, fir Is about 13 years of age, a grandson of Mrs. Kirk, of Whit- hi II tingham, on the 2nd of December ...

... few minutes before noon, and the sender himself appeared a few minutes after the postman. This is no isolated case. The London news- paper managers are giving up altogether the practice of sending their instructions to writers and reporters by post. Such ...

... WValuiley. Pack, HeIvorth, Wade, and Clegg.-Tho Towis Clerl pecsented his bilis for expenses incurred by hin in j)urneys to London in reference to the Town Inprovliqent Bill, amountilig to abont £130 ; and also a request that Niesars. Dyson and Cm., the ...

... presious report. w rured The chairman of the Board of Management, in London, n t to - is made to talk in this fine style respecting &. A. S.:- tl Bs 5' I have come down from London to instal our friend b yd by Mr. .Simpson in office as your chief Bu ...

... I OUR LO'NDON CORRESPOMRNDCE I LONDON, WEDnXSDAY rEVENING. The worst fears of the Indian budget are likely to be realised. Notlhng can be more disheartening and unsatisfactory than the last news which has been allowed to transpire. It seems that so lately ...

... OUR0 LONDON CORRESPFO.NDENCE Os LoNDoN, MONDAY EVENIrNG. l One very curious offect of Saturday's sitting ce has been the declaration of opinion-an almost er unaninious declaration of opinion from people of who do not generalhy agree-that England and Scotland ...

... bean done, hut they ought to ei d have another objeet-to prepare to Makea a new departure die 3 y from the groundi which they at present occupied, and en- the deaveur to marke new inroads upon the domains of vice ott a 0 and ignorance. when the Sunday schoul ...

... the Brook-street n0 t . cho, bu ?? 879, the new iron church, being completedI was opened as a school and church, the con- an gregationi worshipping at Brook-street leaving the old A premises and occupying the new. The number of Ov, scholars on the books ...