... 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 ...

... STATIONS OF THE B3RITISr AiVIW notes le of vhen Whlere two places are rnonrtioe.I, tise last 1s~li ta as wsielic tie~ .fel),2tof ch.'regimnent in icate is of CAVALRY, lease 1st Life (luarle, Hyde Park 3th Ditto, R;sw, rE ovely I2n.1 Life Gusr'fs,' Wissd'.or gal ; ,atrterbur in 'ni 1st of Itoy'al ?? Gell. Ittgesst's P'k.1 Ith Laser o ib'jt,'' thre Canterbury gal Canler ,u'y 2lr nd d.) ...

... DISTRICT NE WS. along uadded LYTIHAM. . It LYTI,1AM PAmETS Coo1cUR.-On Sunday last, the usual npher annual serm(ons were preached in the above church, on op er behalf of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in a walk Foreign Parts. The amount realised wae nearly £17. relk On Monday evening, a missionary meting was held in of the the parish school. and it was addressed by the R1ev. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE BRITISH TEIMPER.ANCE LE CG V AND THE PRESTON JUBILEE. cc Next wechl nor fowl) will eelebrate thle Jubilee of 'Tre- totalism, and it Will niso woslcor!' for I ile fourthI tifloo tii5 p Conferenea connected with thle British Temipiranle p1] Lea-ue, which bee now its hrear quarters Iin Sheffield, batp which Bojlton for a lomrg Pei iod enj oyed . ILI AnticiptloO i- ' of thle ?? of nex.~t wecik ...

... THE~ ANLOEGYPTAN DIFFICULTY. I B4&1,BMEfNT OF THE ALEXANDRIA.-3IXG&- meter BLOWN Up.-STOPPAGE OF THE SUEZ ta briskl CANA. s ALXA'ORtA, Tuesday, 6Ip.m. The homn dsm flues rt~ mmencedat a quarter to aight this morning. badly bstjiestl ~ ~citsEnd Alexandra engaged and totally Thnu I h Lgt ousand Pheroisforts. The flagship mhen, tiesiruV' the linarob, ed the Pmbroke took up a better end detructie ...

... Xual iIflu. PRESTON GRAMMAR SCHooL DISTRIBUTION OF PmIZER.-We are requosted to announce that the annual distribution of prizes, echolarships, &e., will take place at the Grammar School, on Ifondav next. His ?? the Mayor ja not ieuning formal invitations beyond to the members of the Council, but be will be happy to receive in the Guild Hall, at 10 30 o'clock on that morning, any gentlemen who ...

... GLURIP&L NEWS. -ark Cetewavo, tbe ?? King, left Capetown on 76°s wdenesdav fbw England. dtl A fatal gas explosion occurred on Iednesdlay 0i in Park, by which five pevroo4 vero killed ard thiriy t ::;rrri. I ' Piltt O ATIcoN.-Sutlllerlacllds lcure for Nienia- | 4 tni, arlirini LeR, brirto, tntd All 11 lie rerrrtic n e0p~loRI t, Jl', ilsys lpaill andt rrtlicatos ail I Jtlinatir en from til he - ...

... I. GROUSE OF LORDS.-YE2sriEDAY. The Hloiuse assembled at a quarter-past 4 o'clock. I On a motion by Lord LeesmunORD for retiusao as to the districts in Ireland il which rents have ?lcc1i jildicially fixsed lower than the Gojernuient valuation by the Sub. Commineioners, a discussion was raised by thn Dlarquis Of SaLISBURY, wVhO ieplying to a remark made by Air. Blright in the HIoue Of Commons ...

... .SECOND ED5Tj ii =23NOt A GIA.N ESS.-Sarali Bralilee the G * ' AT giantess, who is stated to bs 8ft. 2i in i etig arrivod in London. Tn b &s A SERIoUs LANDSLIP, inflolvino th1e d I TO of four houses and exter ive damage to ahI rll7 ION occurred at Crih, lI)erbyshire, on Thursday r .O . wsere lost, 3 ?? live niittee THEr ANGLO- EGYPTIMI AFF}R--Lateel tothe E gypla jtee sttoped th t the ...

... I _ ?? - - - - - CHORLEY. on Wed- PETTy Sressaovee.-Before J. Thomn, A. C. Smethurst. ~his year and T. J. Hare, Esqrs.-.-ZVqht Poaccing. -A man ichanics' namned Thomas Taylor was charged with night-poaching nwa. In at Wrightington on the 23rd inst. ?? Catterall pro- ?? Loadge scouted, Hugh Morris, head-gamnekeeper to Mr. William reusing. Clifton Dicconeon atated thle ?? prisoner was ,d by the ...