... 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 ...

... TIE EGYPTIAN WAR. PROCLAAIATION BY THE SULTAN. ARABI DECLARED A REBEL. THE MILITARY (CONVENTION. DISCOVERY OF AltRIS IN A MLOSQUE. A correspondent at Alexandlria tolegraphs ?? Lieutenant 8inith-Dorrienllas maile anlotlher dissiiisg: recyeanaissance in Lhe direction of ?? Dowar, sit proceeding to within a thousand yards of Lt'e enemny's entrenchments. He only saw a few iens, who had rifles but ...

... t Trains from and to Preston qP'P.Pll MmT'.kT T rI VTM r- bSiIJTEA1J3E I4 TIME TABLE. Hir o Trout PRESTN To BART0OW AiIL BRtoGHounn-7..93 ?? oty 210* 4.40 5.35 9.25%. Sundays: 8-10 -.1508.' (Sats 4-l ibca r'o BLACKBURN,ACOChINGTON, BV.VWAk~NCR% 555' 7-25 85 8.43 8.53 9-10.9-35 9.55 lq 101 oj.5 1.2-10 1-25 2.0 2-18 3-104-21.5 410 t 5-20 ?? 25 7-50 .o ien of Sunilays: 6.50 8-20 m. 2-%.5 6.10 3 ...

... I The Coort for the revieiot of the list of voters for the parliamentary and municipal borough of Preeton was opened on Monday morning at the Conrt-houeo, Stanley- street, before Mr. I3 Macrory, revising barrister. There was a moderate attendance only. Mr. Fazaeelely, Con- servative registration agent, represented the Conservative interest, while Mr. Thomas Edelston, s fIicitor, Mr. TurnerE ...

... | CAPTURE OF A. DESPERATE BURGLAR.- If- A MAN SifOX. I A desperate attempt to murder three people wlas made by a burglar at llighfield Hoause, 'Sij iford Hill, London, early on Wednesday morning. For some time past attempts have bhen miade to enter the house, which is occupied by Ire. Reynolds. In consequence of the attempt the groom. tichard Howe, was on Tuesday evening sot to watch. Shortly ...

... , - , . _ , - , , ,, . . I CLetters to the Editor shouild be tarittn on one side of the sheet only, and in ink,. The leietor is oat respon? sibliefor the sitafeente1 (and opinitinv of corresponrlentse 6onLanteicationis of an an oji/mous character 01511 he rejected. Evcery letter maust lee acceonivanied mith the proper name and address of the ?wreter thereof, not Noecessari-ly /Pr p~ij7)ie5tIon ...

... TEE DUBLIN POLICE STRIKE. In the memorial which the dismissed members oC t the Dublin police force have presented to the hif V Commissioner, for presentation to the Lord-Liekt- u tenant, they admit that they have been guilty of a 6 gross breach of discipline in holding a meetilit; a contrary to orders, apologise for their conduct, alnd t trust that the Chief Comnmissioner will recoinrml i u ...

... > }I} ( | I I X . 4 It Em . F The Fitlest TDiui'nchl Dairy Butter at Edmiund I Parkinpon's, orootite Corn Exechanne 6 -i Adlvt. 'Ihe oBev. Fathecr An doedon, S.J., whol hasbeen for Rome time past eupagil oll the aead. miui tallf Ftin~hnrl, Coil' ge, his jn't ?? the maiision at h Church of Ito Holy Naive, ?Ilanchester. ST. TuOyIAWS PAscIsH.-TheI ISumm11er Seris of open-air kevisieea, wbicbhbave ...

... . - - - local joahN coopERj, Esit,. - To-morr ow, JOh1 resoI Co~pe, Idee., f til O pk , Pworthiatii, will attain hi. t Jll yeltr. Ile us at ?? ito tho entjoymentlt of cactilont thle hopi betlth antI .tpitit nil thle old epigrami of isvati'sliK Gvtt Talc 01 ottp~o -ic ttill ?? Motto. Vi~ 5 wlt~i '1(1 EL to infort ronlinnellee t'f Ye'ars and a foil icee~tre of good hecalth. rsnv Norwrii-LA ST ...

... GENERAL NEW5S. atn 'artiiln ?? eo,iterane~,' ien- ?? Lhe Cairele Conrgressd Lo l0,: ?? next year or thle, a ii att',r.L Louis Witie; hais been in Vi6. ied I,%ij a; ii but hits rep lied, declining, Lndl st~inl ill to tindomrcat SWilL it jeoulItcy. T1he lI-on. Lonis Utdcrgo Ur,'s gt,; i . Datvison 13land ?? beenit gal. 'Lie i i in il 1l nj1!Sty'6 ?? itie se ji Ei Ooits ire being Madel atL Pol ...

... I'PRESTON GUILD (continvedf/i'om tl5s day's Special Guild SI Sup~plementt to the Cl'troniole) r16th eentitiy ; Storey Mirs, Mario Stewart ; Smith Mrps, Ctlaurglhtsr, Euterpic; Statkio Col, Hunrlroyd, gent Gen II; Sudell Wa, Sir Walter Ralic-ghit Segrave Gf O'Neil, Euxton Idol, Prtincecv of witlel O~mn logt ; Shterwouod NV 'r Ashtbydol Zonoir, Stotch sailor 18th century ; Sullivan lyMiss, ...

... : ing I THE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES PRO- ity OESSION. of Though coming at the end of the week, and as the I un- last of the grand Giuild processions, the Temperance I *'In Socicties Procession of yesterday should not be con- I 90' sidered by any means the least of the events that have wII burried with such rapidity upon each other during the ! b past few days. During this the jubilee year of he ...