... 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 ...

... tar_ .b( dip Su Pr tuig . Jt ste Osj lily ng Lc Ta Ide .5 r E4 ' 7, ng I tat rg( tnt lith at i Ci Theo weelklv meeting of this Board was held on Tueonday, let at the offices, Lancaster-road, when there wiere fl presont-Mr'. Waddington. chairman; C. R. Jeceon asnd R. Benson, Esqm., ex-off'icEos; Messrs. Bamber', Banks, de, R: Bee, Blackburn, Brown, Breakell, Butler, Clarlceon, 2, Dickinson, ...

... W fl FLEETWOOD. I NEw LiNE ov STEAMOEEs.-The Humbter Steams Ship. of ping Company have arranged to ran a line of steamers, a carrying pes~eneere and goode, between Fleetwood and cuid Jerey and the Channel Islands. to MANr FomND Dn'sw.,rn,-An inqo eat waglheld by Mr. ere Gilbortaon,corrmer,noi Friday tic 15th inet., at Itleetwood, rew on the body cf James Alfred Heaton, aged 54, and resid- the ...

... 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 ...

... MI-ACKBURN AND DISTRICT. ny Sr. JOHN'S CHUuCH.-On Sunday, sermons were irs preached in this church on behalf of the ohuroliwardoins' 1 expenses, the pulpit being occupied in the morning by the i10 lov. J. Baker, the vicar, and in the evening by the Rev. hie E. Boden, of Clitheios. Thu collections made realised rythe gum of £44 5se. Tevr.flBISHPor l MANCHESTER AtT Sr. CUTUBiEur's.- lie The ...

... I .d,1 . Ia ?? ncnw ll-nfh- The advent of May-day morning, with its many Iappy seine thoughts of the genial summer, of which it is the recog. money eleed commencement, wee celebrated in Preeton with an chaent, even more han usual amount of spirit this year. The die- said th play of ribbons and garlands of flowere on the harnees of for emil barses wae very general. Ae noted below, a proceselon ...

... 'ZouAtr$tU. I MAYOR'S VISIT TO THE PARISH CHURCH.- We are requested to announce that thle Right Worshipful the Mayor will attend the Larish Church to-morrow morning in state, Hlis Worship is not iicuing formal invitatious to any gentlemen beyond the members of the Council and the borough magistrates, but will be happy to receive in the Guild Hali any other ?? who may desire to do him the ...

... ?? STATE. Op ILrLAND. la ~right an armed party visited Crog House C a'e end fired n: tbe aaretaker, a penoioner ClevCe, y..rde. The men tlen decamped, but f Jriierer II d (1111 of ?? party in tile I tT 111011 melad theplc Ih ?? ar- 1Tef I I- nfoo iued tflr police. vvho 8 y I-r iil. Ile. nld bih- 'Tutbbridy, who was founil, I*D itugh not fatally. .- i t snlved in I)I0lin on ?? evening.. ir. ...

... i V rebarftures for May. I I Ycomn PRESTON; To RAerowt AL BnOU01Tow.-7-30. 8-5 10.0 4-40 5-35 9-25a. Sundays: 8.10 4.50. (Saturdays, oni ! 3F15Aa6Br3?7 N.A(c;R7NxiT01?.BURYrD~nIssc -5-55 7-25 8.5 8-45 8.53 9-30 9-55 10.15 10 5.I 1-25 2.0 2-25 3.40 4-25 4-40 5.20 .-25 7-50 9-30 3-40 9.25 v. 2-3556-10 43-20) 8.40. 14, To BuRNLXY AND CoLNE.-5-55 7-25 .53q9 ,3 12-10 1-25 2-0 2.25 3-40 4-25 4-10 5 ...

... - GI-NRA-L NiVS. & ogs~~~nt . NWS I etucal aufmttfln, is dead. Cm Pit r51lal, the USWv Cilief Secreta~ry for fronti Tvrvfo 5\0ayIegdaiy re-elected for tiie Bordor preset Ifal vr Ac 'trNT.-Af pleasre boat of Br ~c~b` 13 LTtc kCCD mTA, plear Chago, and land O~~i tt~riti d. strimp Bil 017u fleam ccre on Monday treati l Irt 'te t1eml'eiiri. Eight ino is wloes, e ?? ?? [to Vs ?? \i!Lrn Archibald, ...

... 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 ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH AR~MY. at Where1` two,0 plaesa are meontion~ed, the last namned is thit a winc tore dep3oftherellimant Is stationedI In. CAVALRY. lrd let Life Guards. Re gent's park, 5th Ditto, ilawul Pindi, Ben. for 2nd Life (ursi ~ ?? Igal ;Canterbrury to Royal ?? Gds. Windsor iti Lancers, tUmbalia; Cantiry sat 1st D~rayroonr lds.. Nitrcoit; Oth ilussars, Luickuow l3en. Canterliury ...