... iLATEST. NEWS.\ THE]] BPREEMIERSHIP. Woo LORD M&RTINGTON AND LORD GRAZTVILL!,. AT Hoo WINDSOR. Bow mW. GLADSTONE SENT FOR BY TEE QUE7N. L^i3 HiSI-VTURN AND REPORTED WILLINQNZSS TO _ EORK A CABINET. Lqrd arUtington, in company with Eaw I Grarnville, left Dzvynsbire Bouse, yesterday forenoor,, sho t)y beforo eleven oclook. Their Lordshipe caugb tthe blven o'clock train atkaddington for Windsor. ...

... STBkY NOTES. People who, by natural Ouf, ?? read ?? r the lines of what took place in the proceodings Of Preston Town Council, on Thursday, will be able 1 to form their own conclusions. It transpired that the property which a dozen members of the Ribble Committee, consisting of Messrs. Park, Bibby, the brothers Dromio Walmeleys (B. and J.), Yntes Booth-(not E. H.)-(tdgeon, Hard- ing, Thorntou ...

... A A - O D M T G ?? BOASRD MEETINGS, WALTON-LE.DAT - ~0 Temnthly Meeting of this 1,oardawas helda on Imhnd a ,'lternon, inth Bosrd-rr';ff, School-lane End, Walton.le.' d sThcerf~ e Were jeresen I-Messirs. R. J. Flowerdew ri Wm. ?? Brown, John S keadteRev. J. C. Kershaw. PI ?? sscr,-A vote of thanks was passed to o: ide.it alvrt or is services vus chairman of the Board Y dcri~ te pat telv months ...

... ! I 4 - I I PAPERS BY A PRESTON STUDENT. No. i.-IN11!ODUCTOELY. co The man in thought a knave or fool, Or bigot plotting crime, Sol Who for the advancement of hin kind, wh Is wiser than his time. - Fol To-day abhorred, to-morrow adored, So round and round we run; SeI The right shadl yet come uppermost,se Andijustico shall be done. Bl CORAULES MACIUX. coll The object of the writer in this ...

... | Numiansa 2. O'Connor was petitioned against on the ground that being a County Member he had not a sufficient property qualification, i.e., £500 per annum arising from land. He went before the Election Committee, and was weighed up, when, in consequence of some of his land being on the other side of a broek, he was held to be short of the Jegal £500. He lost hia oeat, and was expelled the ...

... HOW AIRIOCA. WILL AFF CT EhNGLIS9 | FkRWFRs IN TECE SUPPLY OF B90F, na. I Loll1 Iilk The agricultutral papers of this week supply verylengtley sac reports Of at very ictereating paper (read at the leat meet- ing of thn Farmers' Chits in London), by Mr. Finlity Dan, ion on AM~lRfChN PP.ODUCTION OF WHE~AT AND of MA.T.1 From time to time a [greet deal hee been pub- wo. lished as to 0cc ability ...

... I epartures j _ LU-Iy !Y From P To BARTON A rs ne *84 10.0 B; 4-40 S-15 9.25A.-Saldlyo: Saturda0 32. To 1JLAatBUBN, AouRI a rd . 0t -8-0 8-6 9.10 9.55 10v45M eAD1rsVrzt1 7.60-Sundaye 340 9-2 224 4120 5.20 3 .20 - TOBURN1LSYANDCOLN3 3 9.56 10-45m. 12.10 1.25 5 4-40 5 i 9.90-Snndaya: 6-40 9. 20 8a4%0 - S To BRADFORD AND LiSI 9-45A 2-25 1-55 4-32 6-15, 8 74 To BLAOXPOOL.-S.0 .2-30 2.7. 5.15t 6-63 ...

... I BLACKBURN AND DISTRICTS red- BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, MONTAOIUE-STIExT. - On easter Monday, a very Successful COnvrsreaiORne wag el di in this school. The proceeds are to be devoted to the now ?? an DaySchools Fund. He SU~DDEN DEAT AT BXSHTONS.-'Ol Tuesday evening, Mrs. Ing, Young, wife of Mr. James young, insurance ugent, lied also vary' suddenly. The deceased lady, wile wan highly -den ...

... i Mr. .tausfiela the oldest practisiug solioitot In Acerington, died oD Thursday morning. the late Dr. who enjoyed a large practice, was the son of the l Stansfield.ofsalo i bn SsekcLPox.-Anethier Calse fsalo ,sbe reported, making then nmber of sufferers six. Some oq them, however, ara almost restored to health, and it Is hoped the epidemic will be speedily stamped out. THE REPRESENTATION OF ...

... CLUB DAY AT TARLEToN, I 1 - ?? What is more distinctly recogriised a the nclub day at Tarleton took place, amdI 'tellilq d eather, on Tuesday, and was atteun itil respects with the greatest success. The ad we make tho reservation of ,more dea rek recognised is, that in this country district, initill other villages in the neighbourhood, each ?? oociety-h ad we believe there are three at ...

... THE REVENGE OF A LIFE: A . I CAMBRIO.BRITANNIC STORY. I a Bly A PRESTONSITw. CHAPTER Ill. DIAT H RNA LA.DVIaE. OR the evening prjcr to the event related in the first *iWchapter, Hairry was seated, with his mother, in their srnug si ttin-ro, lee listening to, and she admicistering what of be was wont to call a I'dressing' of sound maternal tlI home-nmanufacture. 1 all Hei hid just written a ...

... FLEETWOOD. ParrY Sisesiosc.-On Monday, before R. Dunderdale C and Thomas Hoyle, Esqrs., James Hodge, for allowing oi his chimney in Upper Dock-street to get on fire on the _ 6th ilt., was fined 5s, including ?? Henry a Leadbetter, for being drunk in Albert-etreet, on the 15th !1 nlt.. was fined loe a-d ?? Cumming, belonging m to Kirkham, for begging from door to door at Fleetwood, I on the ...