... I- OUR LADIES' QO'LUUN. BY ONE OF THEMlSELVES. TEM FOY AND 1TS EARLIEST APPnARANOE.-OLD TreBs. . -DisAPPOINTMENT OF A BAND.-OSNIBUS ?? RAM. -THE Zoo IN A Foa.-A PEUSIAlf CAT.-MISPLACD . AFFEOTION.-FLINE LFmowtry.-A TAmsy Fox.-- LETTERS FROM OSCAR WYLOIO.-JUVENIeLL 8E5TETiIS. . -AN AFFECTED Posa.-TuE LARGE ELEPHANT.- TRE Youmcy PEtrsRa.-A JOLLY MIDDY.- SPRAT AND HERRIN(}.''-A RECEIPT Boa ...

... aepartures for March. From R TO - ToBARTOSf ANDi BROUGHTON-.7.80. 8.5 10. 4.40 5.35 9.25. Sundays: 810 4-50. (Satuirdays Oily, 24 TIo liLAC BT;RN,AOCRlNOTON BnflvA.arnyiAtCE8.,, -id -s-0 7.308 85 8-35 8.52 9.30 9.55 10-15 10-4i 4 2 1.25 2.0 2.25 3.40 4-25 4.40 5-206-2.5 7-50 9 30-g, 6.40 9-25 x. 2-30 6.20 8.40. al To BURNLVCY A1WO COLIa.-6.0 7-30 9.3o 04,h 12.10 1.25 2-25 3.43 4.70 5-20 6023 7 ...

... The usual W0011tv -eceting of this Board was bold on Tuesday, in tile Overeere Buildings, Lanicastor-road, when there were present-Mr. Ormandy (vico-chair- ( man), in thle chair ; C. R. Jasson, Eeq.~, ec Oflicio; Uessrs.P Bamber, aulce, Bee, Blackburn, Bourns, Breakeell, But-A ler, Calvert. Clarkson, Deacon, Dickinson, Eastham, s E aeleton, Frantcs Godlgeon, Hale, Haves, tagroe, Lonidale, ...

... 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 ...

... On Monday laat, a meeting of the committee of thetw Preston National Schools was held in the Comnmittee-roorn tho of the Central Schools, there being present tile Rev. J. H. d0(1m Rawdon, chairman ; the Rev. E. S. Murdoch, R. Firth. R1. non Thiatlewalte, W. D. Thompson, T. James, 1. Price, S. Hiljl, E. Clayten. J. J. Clarie, lR, V. Barker. and T. B. T Spencer; and Mr, R. Heathcots. The objects ...

... I pr- USSIA ?? ABnUIIR, GARRISON.- it by LF98SES At'Dl OURADIF. arsd An important conrimoni'atiou wae rmade to the Con- potforerrce or' Alondav by tire liessiien rppreocfltaliee. MI. Onsonattated that iris G overrsmrnt divided the Egyptian I nand question into two parts, end tirat heoweforth he willl not 1,ole take part, in the delibierations except when thle question of norrt thle protection ...

... I ?? Ur. f th ,6136 econc vorki he o een I UE St. ilera St. a Pr( 23, er 1-1 3, of raB bl 824. fGG a thi ornal u the ion a ame hure as hI he pF and, ,d e ?aul'i wren 'auli bls f , har( nemc md it rhits etly, hat 3 hen i t waf it tU iham 'ofru Xrega !yre ~t tie ban n thc lerg: ntil nost Raocul Jfame I Aso 30aut Ghri. St. . oloth lgist The ] o Li stain some givec now orgai lens galle clerg chen ...

... -- ?? St. Paul's Church, which hasg recently undergone con- defer sideralile chianges, was ra-opsned co Sunday last. n i St. pul's CHurch was, we believe, the fifth church builtan in Preston, its first Stone having hicen laid on October 21st, their 1823, and the building having bean consecrated on Septem- rjoio bsr 14th, 1S20. The Parish Church, dedicated to St. John heiaty is, of course, ...

... 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 ...

... h F Foug LAIM EVnDS SUNDAY SLHOOL.-A toet meoting and o sale of work were held ait this school on Saturday evening idn in order to dispose (dfJthe surplice goods remaininc! from the r Chrirtmas tree. Tho proceeds of the sale were £iO 6 Id. nil Ton LLT3 MR. J. T. SMALc.1eY, OF MPLLOR.-SpOCial reference was made to the recent sad fatal accident to M r. e J. T. Smalley, cotton manufacturer, ...

... I i I - ILLNESB OF SIR ERASmUS VILSON.-Sir Erasmus Wilson, president of tbe Coliege of Surgeons of 4 England, though till ill from catarrh of the stomach and .intestlCe, Id reported to be improving. ACCIDENT To MR. CRAMBERLAIN, M.P.-The .Birmnrghal Afaifl states that Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, lM.P., the other day took some poisonous acid in a mistake for a harmless mixture, and swas serionsly ...