... The Marquis of Salisbury and Sir Stafford Northotet arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday to take part in demon. strations which where held on Wednesday and Thursday. At Orinekirirk, where they were the guests of the Earl of Lathom, the Conservative leaders were presented with an adiress by local Conservative associations. In cknow- ledging the comprlimont, the noble Mniquis Beid their position as ...

... It is reported that a fund is being raised _ in the south of England for assisting the emigration of unemployed working men. There are said to be several thousanuds of such men at present in the metropolis-skilled workmen, eager and ready to work, but unable to get any to do. A movement has been made, by the Lord Mayor and several influen- tial citizens, to help these men to'getelsewhere what ...

... I 1 1 ~~ ?? . . I . . . . 1- ?? .- ?? . ?? .. Suoinimo DEATH.-OnNO Mnl 'nvoa hilqnelt wan. beld by RysMr. Gilliertoon at tile lion Tavern, K~irkhlam, on the body of Catherine Farrell, of 13, Mill-street, aged 62 neonn, a ?? Farrell said she left hear mnother at home aip- !,d with pareettiy in good health at flee O'cloclk on Saturday after- hae Rumi noon-wlst itutae want to a wedding party. ...

... A special meeting tof thel Preston Town Council was been hold on W~iednesdy, the object of whith. was to coneiderr I, a recommendatin of the Streets and Buildings Corn- I'd muittee with relsiton to electric lighting, end also toatp. h prove of the promotioni of a bill in Parliament for tihe notwi Puposioe of empowring the Corporation ta develope thle o resources of thew ivribe.Present-the ...

... DISTIREICT NEWS. ?? . . I I I .. l 11 ?? 1 - . 1~ ., .- , . - ?? ?? ?? . . . . that it tevery POULTON. ad it is Rre-OPsEcsN OFe POUL.TON CHURCH BY 'IUDi BrewnP OF 'or the MANHOHJSTER. - ?? Saturday mornaing, the Perish create Church of Poulton-lo.F~yl'le wag re-opened, after lhaving Youre, beene thorouglely renovated, and a sermon wee preached l)Tl6. .by the Bishop of lianchester. There wae a ...

... The shafts of Death fly thick at Preston. During the past quarter there has been more deaths, per 1,000, at Preston than in any other part of England I This is a discreditable state of affairs. Yes, very discreditable to Preston are the last mortality returns (published in another column) of the Registrar General. Considering the situation of Preston-its elevation, its contiguity to ...

... pFRESTON BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Theseelcv eeing of this Board was held on Tuesday, aT le wekyret Kese-od when there were at tre ffics, 1 chirmn ;Mr. C. . Jaceon, p0fre ci3Isse.Ashcroft, Bnmber, Banks, Bee, Black- her lrelce, lakson, Dickinson, Dodgeon, Easthamn, gdeletO Fraces G~ge~osHalo', Handley, Hargreaves., ?? OrOibianstYnSeed, Smith, R.C StoTeebay, Hl. Walmeley, The 11oi~t5 ofto laet ...

... PRESTON BOA.RD OF GUARDIANS. . _ ?? ia its ?? wcohlv meeting of this Board wes hol'i on Tuedy he inthe O0verse~els' iluildincs, Lancasiter-road, when there n were prosent-Mr. IWadilingtin, in thle chair; Messrs. init Banirs, Bee, Blackburn, Bouri, Bailer, Calvert, Clark- rbeson, Dickimnso, Eastham, Edleiton, France, Graystone, abeGudgeon, [Tleb, Roye, L~angtree, Ormandy. Osbaldenton. pe Pye, ...

... i ANNUAL COMPETITION OF ?? L.B.V. I I ?? ?? ?? , vA ..*U J . V 1 (PRESTON RIFLES.) Tho annual competition for challenge cups, money, donations, and trademen's prizes, generously given by gentlemen and tradesmen of Prest-i nnd district, con-B menced at the range of the Corps, Longridge, on Moaday, Dec. llth, but owing to the unpropitious state of the weather the two challeonge cps that were ...

... I SFTO&TONOF ORDP4,1 AT ALEXXNDR~k. Th.~ greeat fire's have (lied out at Alexandria, leotiog- bev stopped by marines and seamen, and confidence reta e.gdirl emo is taking energetic Boat ~sbriidgrgtrd Adm rrlectmon. Pe u sse 5aiee to eupprossa the insurcin ebgi~e ?? econcig that with the consent of the Imetil 1osnr Goernmentie hasl undertaken the restoration was cha jrr.,ant o Monay a ...

... ?? PUBLIC MEETING IN THE ORCHARD. enfore On Thursday evening a public meoin wa ed nte bited Otchard for the purpose of memorialieing the magistrates on lic, not to grant any additional licensee at the fortheoinifg to Bigi Brewster Seseione for the district o f Preeton. on the ring t( temporary platform whieh had been erealed were Mr. P, the ml Walmesley, who preelded, Rave. 1. P., Shepperd, A. ...

... CTei, nDa'iI's', nerrof HlOUSE Or' LORDS.-MONDAY. was 0paiU A conversation took place on thle proposed railway rsil Co.- tlcrougtc tics lEph, ates Valley to India, a slbject to which r s o. ,me interest is imnpactedl by recent events in Egypt. lalimarir, 'TUESDAY. to thu Trho bill for the better protection of ancient monuments iagnsido afs pre oile bty the Lord (1hancellor, and~ read a first ...