... LATES T NEWS. DEATH 01F THIE KAIIQUIS OF CONYNGHIAM, ?? Marquis of Conytighesee daied at hig residence, Bel. rave-Hqssare, Londou, last evening. TidE REQEX-r CO1L~IVEY EXPLOSION. &t ties, ndjournedl inqec a-t at Wlhite-eaven, yesterday, on thle bodies of lthe boer mens- WILd by the recent colliery ICiplioeln, a serdiit of A!e-oid-nteI death waee returned. I JUSThICO 'BONWEN'S SUCCESSOR. ...

... 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 ...

... 0UR LADIES' COLUMN. 'flue ,ater. BY ONE OF THIEMSELVES. R and erde fPPrNG Fonars. - Quev'es' WRATHCn.- Timn GsooAT Ise JSfl1rNN.-A. ROYAL P55000si10N-JOnN B3iowN.-Tnic table QuimoN' Den~s.-TrsE Lorno MAYOR.-RIOYAL OCeCUA- mnale TONs.-THE SALOON. - A DnAwiNo-Roox. - COURT and Donna. - THE LoNDaoN UNIVERSITY. - FEMALE save IiiAiDUATE5.-ACADEMICAL COST1131S.-VIEW DAY AT I3ARTHOLOMiIw's.-AN ...

... Trains from and to Preston - o - 1e o i JUNE TIME TABlLE. for V~~rom PRESTON To SAXTON AWD BROOqRTOw.-7.30' 8.,q 10.o, 4.40 5.35 9.25a. Sundays: 0.10 450. (8satrdaY4 e1 Pa BlACKBURN. AOORINGONBawR har-5-55 7.25 8.5 8.43 8.53 9.10'93.35 9,. 1 3, her12.10 1.25 2.0 2.18 3.40 4.25 4.40 5 -204. 11.1;! Sunalays:- 6-50 9-25 v. 2-25 6-10 6.24) 8.10-0 .5 7 s5 indy To B3eY AND COLsaE-5.55 7.25 S.1 , 1 ...

... .theirs Wednesday and Thuiseday were the days set apart for Ilookinj the anniversary of St. Miobsel's Friendly Society, or it soon a might be truly said to be the occasion on which the Ven, looked Arohdeaecn Hornby entertains the members of the club to (APPla a sumptuous repast.. By no means is this ties first, contril second, or third time he has besen so liberal; it laths 49ed Last y ...

... DISTRICT INBWS. Y lURE[ KIRKHAM. AtaoI)e AT THE RAILWAY STATION.-WceN. tilhe asth train for Llythac on Saturday evening atop peo to back r into the siding, AB usual, a Man nammed. Willa i t Rose, of Bamber Bridge, no doubt a stranger to the neighbourhood , got Out and 1ell On the metals. HiS 1Ie.de wag seriously injured end his shoulder elislocatat, and doubtless he y would have been run over ...

... -voThle montbly meeting of this Board was b On~i t Yeveing, at the offices, Leylaud. There vt CWwect esss. obson (chairman), Pilicingtou, IV'all, Coti, t~ ?? minutes of the previous meet. PFT ~ w re reed and cofirmed, onu the motion of Mr. Carr, Comrt ~~ ~l by Mr. Wall. - The Neat 1J'aterlorks.-A H. IBe ~ ~c as to tue tenders DOCessary to be ?? for the ?OtaYI- wae upyfor the district was ...

... The Fylde hasl long1 been noted as one of the beet, horse. breeding districts in England. GOut of a list of 26 horses Irecently sold of the '1 shire breed, 20 were bred in Lancashire, ?? except one (Silent Jamee, brad by Lord Ellesmere) being bred in the Fylde or the immediate vicinity. The average price of the 20 horses wag jest over £114 each. Corroepondentof .3foaocltefr Guaerdiane. It ...

... ?? 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 ...

... I , . . . ?? GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS. On The preparations; for the Guild are weekly in. in, , creasing in omagnitudo. Plo are iliformiod that at the I1 tile meeting of the Guild Committee held on th a Wednesday, a numbher of designe for. Guild moedls were pre-ie ?? for approval, and though no parti euler design arcissi was adopted, it was decided that medals should be pro. an the sented to the ...

... I -- I the ?? is being Alauilhtered in BelCh ?? in thle 'airs. neighboui hoof of Forrliw that cotn-igumeiits per rail of a hem, ton weight d]aily are quite common. ratly Tiptirco H.It, tihe residence of the lati3 Mr. J. J. Mccll, eoffin is still inbebited by at couple of servauts Only, end together title. with the farm of 130 acres, is to lit. tt~iin Foot and-mconth diuease is breaking out ...

... Mr. Trevelyan has given an anthoritative denial to the assertion so confidently repeated of late, that our navy is or will be shortly inferior to that of France, in every respect, both in ships, men, and guns, in strength, swiftness, and indeed in every quality that belongs to a good navy. It is not necessary to refer to the figures brought forward by Lord Henry Lennox and others in support of ...