... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... | 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 ...

... THIE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1880. I CASUALTIES AT SEA; . I ML. -, Through the insulated position ot the U nited ur Kingdom, maritime matters must always t occupy an important place among our native - professions as much because of the large rM. number of men who mahe their livelihood by _ going down to the sea in ships, as by reason of the enormous amount of capital perpetually ...

... Achilles, Obat. Squadron, Iron Dake, China Chi Active, Portsmoath Jackal, Deionport PrE Agamemnon, Chatham Juno, Chathaim Sm Agincourt, Chan. Squad. Kestrel, China Ha Ajax, Pembroke Kite, Portsmouth Reg Alacrity, Fiji Island. Lapwing, China Albatross, China Liberty, Devonport cal Alberta, Portsmouth Liffey, Coquimbo Albion, Davonport. Lily, China Alert, Pacific Lion, Devooport Lo Alexandra, ...

... PRESTON PARLIAMENTARY ELECTFONI The moat intoresting, as it is the most significant, ho feature of tbe week's procedings in electioneering matters tic in Preston, was the grand Liberal demonstration held in Cb the area of the Corn Exchange, on Wednesday night. of Never was the spacious area more densely crowded, and Hc hardly could the enthusiasm of the audience, even though mi disappointed by ...

... 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 ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRSRTON, HATURDA Y JULY 24, 1880. HERE THEY AjRR, n Fame has been very busy of late. Her silver trumpet has been sounding day after . day, and the world has looked on with e very open eyes at the procession of those . whom she bath been pleased to honour. The laurel wreaths have made a goodly show even on brows of brass. The cymbols have tinkled merrily enough, and the popular ...

... MINERS AND ARBITRATION. The Hoyland Silkitone miners, to the namber of some hundreds, have come oat on strike against a reduction. The men referred their dispute to arbitration, and will not now accept the umpire's award. THE YELLOW FEVER INf ST. LOUIS.-HEAVY MORTALITY. From further information received respecting the ont- breat of yellow fever at St, Louis, Senegal, it appears that seventeen ...

... PARLM EN W T. HOUSE OF LORDS.-M ?? velv( Lord Granville moved an address for a public monu- orde! maut to be erecated to Lord Beaconefleld in Westminster It is Abbey. He pointed oat that Lord Bealonsifield had stu played a great part in English history, and referred to hie I thi force of character, length of service, end singular toler. pred' ance. The Marquis of Salisbury, in seconding the so ...

... i . AGICL'M-RE. i - OnTudateana ibtlnoth ok'iT Stock Society was opened In the York 'Cattle MarketI The exhibits were of~good quality. I-I The principal locality of wild horses exists in South America, where they herd in countless numbers in the plains extendinig from La Plats to Patagonia. These were originally iutroduoed by the Spaniards, and have in. creased with remarkable rapidity; so ...