... MESSIRS. BRIGHT AND CHAMBERLAIN I AT BIRMINGHA M. Oil Tuenday night, Messrs. Bright nnd Chamberlain adiresied a crowded meeting of their coingtituenta iii the Birminebarn Town Hall. Mr. Bright, in replying to a vote of corfilence in the Government and reprseentrtives of the to'ni, said that if thle Government wiua in nueel of detcuco it l ad been made by bis colleadnee. Abrroad, it 'eae ...

... ?? for Yanma-ry * F~~rom PRESTON TELBARTOX Amn BROoosoT0o,-7.30- &.5 10.0 12.1 4.40 5-35 9-125a. Sunday3: 8-10 4.50. (Saturdayi; osl,). To 13rAOKEURN,XcORINGTON; BURYAl!1AN~~j, -6-0 7-30 2 5 8-35 8.52 9-30 9-55 10-15 1043 !.2 l21 1-22 2.0 2-25 3.40 4.25 4.40 5-206-26 7-SO09-30-su5da5 8.40 9-25 w. 2-30 6-20 8.40. 8 To BURNLFY AND CoLwE-6.O 7.30 9-.3o 1043 12-10 1-25 2.25 3.43 4.40 5-20 6-25 7 ...

... -- TIRA . NOTE . . -. - II e What the Preston Corn Exchange will be really like, when the alterations now being made Iat it are completed, we know not; but there can be no doubt that in one sense it will be a decidedlv extra.ordinary place. Some time since the process of working in those ,irrepres. sible nuisances called ' extras was commenced; and the presumption is, that the game will be ...

... LATET- -N iLAHeST NEAM: I CABINET COUNCIL. A Cabinet Council was hold in Dowitiog-etreet, yoster. day. All the mioniters were .reeont except Lord Hlarting- tOtt, who is staqying in Debs cshre. PR INCE Ole WALES. The Prince of %Valcu, who jB on a vicit at Cumberland LolageWidsor, yesterelay hunted with Gartl'i fcxchounds. Therea was a large field. It-UPRTED ATTEMPT TO ROB AN IMPERIAL VAULT. A ...

... CAUTION To BEGoGAR.-At the County Police-ciourt, on Saturday, before John Thwaites, Esq., a tramp, named John Smith, was charged with begging, at Longridge, the 3previous ?? was committed to prison for seven days as a vagrant. HOsPITAL SUNDsAY.-Sunday last. was the day seat apart for collsootions being maod in tid of thle funds of the Blackburn and East Loiu'aesliso Iuticscsary. Up to Tues. ...

... Entries of Shorthorns calved last year for the forth. eoming volume of the Herd-book are tq be received to lot February. The milk of the elephant, according to Dr. Charles Pormus, is the richest that he has ever examined, con- taiing loss water and more bhtter and sugar than any other. It has a very agreeable taste and odour. England's 25,000,000 of people consume an average of twenty pounds ...

... I X It was ELEVATION OF SIR JOHN HOLKEB TO the vi THE JUDICIAL BENCH. ms thatr CONSERVATIVE ACTION. regtari LTHE RIGHT HON. Ht. C. RAIKES IN THE even every FIELD. evena the we MEETING OF CONSERVATIVES. about happy Vbn Tuesday morning some excitement was manifested itr) in Preston by the statement in several papers that Sir say wi John IHolker, the senior member for the borough in abroam ...

... I EVENING EDITION \ GAS EXPLOSION IN LoNDON.-A gas explosion oocurred yesterday in the unfiniabed buildings in Vietoria, d street, Westminster, called Victoria Mansions. Con- b . idoreble damage was done to property, but no person was injured. TaB DALMATIAN INSURRECTION.-A despatch L from Vienna states that bare.k Jovanosite, the former B conqneror of the lHerzegovina, departs for the ...

... THE WRIT. I Some interest wa.4 manifesotd in Preston last night, cs it waS expected that it would be made known whether Mr. Tomlicson would consent to come forward or not. The test ballot taken during the wselk by a committee organised for that purpose was generally aet down at an avereago of two to one, and in somo dietricte three to one. Tho aegregate number that promised to give their ...

... THE DUKE OF ALBANY APPOINTED A ( COLONEIL. bet The Queen has appointed Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany, to bo A colonel in the armv. age THE COASr3UARD. &c., INSPECTION BY THE c DUKE OF EDINBURGH. ag The Duke of Edinburgh landed at Wick yesterday, where he will inspect the Coastguard and Naval Reserve Jar on Monday. 63 lER. CHILDERS. We MIr. Chillers, spenaing at Knottingley last night, Eli ...

... COERCION IN IRELAND.-A REPLY TO MR. I - - -BfIM iHT. I *biSoO, lMr. Richard Laylor, M.fi. f-or Q;leen's County, bas all- alson a long letter to Mr. Bright, in reply to tlo right hnn. avies, grntleman'e speech at Birmingham on the 3rd inst. Mr. it, Ci. Lalor quotes Mr. Bright's remark, 'The question is raters whether you are to ailowe terror to be moaster in a con- iarter eiderable porticn of ...

... linen -BY ONE OF THEMSELVES. been PreTUnlle-OLtro ?? FPAcirs.-ELXCTOio LIGHT VEIOSUS GAS.-A PArTIENCEI ,icul- QUADIRILLE.-WcOeAN'S StURFRAGM -JUVYENZIO PARTIES. that - A GOOn GAMeE-` MANNINES MAReKEtTH MtANe.`-OuitI been ROYAL FAMILY. -FLATTERING RECOGNSITIONS. -T T en with PRINCESS 1lo11sa. - ROYAL ENDURANCE. - KATE - VAUGHAN's DAxcxNG.-ALAD~iN.-A, LOVELY DigasS.- I mis- NELLIE FArEANg. - ...