... I THE NEW FRENCH A r.81DENT i .MESSAGE ?? President Carmot's message was road in the Chambpr of Deputies by M. Tirard, the Premier, on Tuesday afternoon. The following is the text: -In rising to the Presidency of the Republic one of the most humble servants of France, the Notional Assembly has conferred upon me an honour of whioh I am fully sensible. It bas im- posed upon me duties of the ...

... 'ow. ge, MEETING OF NONCONFOR~MIST MIuNIS. iolI TIERS IN MANCHESTER., iticl ro. A largely attended meeting of Nonconformist sa knmiatse~s was held on Thursday in the Memorial act Hall, Albert Square, in this city, with the ise view of protesting against the Irish policy of st. the Goverhement. Various deonominationsased towns ,y Were represented by those 'present. The Rev. th ?? Green (Ashton ...

... .STATE OFIRE1LAND. :7 -. - ..I - - . I _. . - TE CLANRICRARDE CASE. .7the Exphequer ivision Dublin, with on the appltiction of Mr. Atkineon, Q.C.,wthwo wasaMr. Gerrard, Q.C., a con'dit'ioilal order was gratedfora nertril o th lielaction of Joyce aganstthe Maqui ?? ~the ground chifly of miedireetion, t.hat ths verdict w&9sas against the svidenee, anld that thle d~maegae were exc~ie. ARREST OF. ...

... igoral gen. Dn. SHEstERttD's LimutLY-A mrsitag of be Dr Shepherd's Library Committee was hold yrtere afternoon, when there were prorettO Hibbert (presiding), Satterthwaite, and B quart a Councillor Bootb.-'The acconuits %vere p or p'Y ment, and copies of Stanley-Lane l'es5 ar Art of the Saracens in Egypt' were orded. of FutEg PUBLiC ListaAav.-Yesierday, II tfl'A of3 the Free Publio Library ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. SUMMARY 'OF THE WEEK. DOMESTIC. An improvemenlt is reported in the condition of Mr. JOHN MORLEY. Lord ROSEBERY Wa1 the principal speaker at a groat Liberal demonstration held at Old- bam on Tuesday ni,,ht under the auspices of the Liberal Union of that town. Mr. J. T. HIBBE1RT presided. The Rev. C. A. BERRY, of Wolverhampton. has declined the invitation given him to fill the ...

... Ej . - x , , , , . i- - ht The remains of the late Lord Lyons weie' .e interred at Arlfidel on Saturdty. i.- Lord, Brassey arrived at Portsmoufn on .y, Wednesday on board the Sunbeam rl The Postmaster-General announces that on. vn and after the 15th inst. the fee 6f a penny for in- -s. surance lip to £5 of a registered letter will be rk discontinued. va The Rev. Clement Waterton, minister of ...

... THE CHRONICLE. I ~ - - - - - PRESTON, SATURDA Y, DECVMBER 17th, 1887, Since the Czar's visit to Berlin, a change has come across that vast territory watered by the Vistula, and the omens which have gathered around unhappy Poland seem to forbode a revival of repressive measures, which may again turn public attention to that wretched Eastern question which is ever present before our imagination ...

... OrUR LONDOl ao1r m ONDEM 14 he atd is & offqn poitics,. is tbere tobo lbwar or not The general belief in Loaden atint the ?? b g ane y Russi A Autia wi nt lea to . : Thatin th * ficiiepoisia, aned-isu ...

... THE BANCKRUPTY ACT, 1883. (From ?? Gamete of Lut 3yhtJL) RECEIVING ORDERS Frederick Waher Frogley, Barking, lately trading CansidngTerw both kssez,4 y grocer, now oau o business. TJoseph Hall, Oxford- ...

... - ~ LORD ROSEBERY AT OLDHAlI. GREAT LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION, A great Liberal demons~tration~, at Ehich h ih H~on. tile Earl of Rsebarv was the chief speaker, took place on Tuesday tteCoosu, Qdhain Lord Rosebery arrived in Oldham on Tued after- mooln, accomranied by the Right Hon. 3. T. ?? and Mr. Iv. Agne &w, and, before the meeting, droloned ttheisufayor (ter. S. R. Flatt) at Wer- neth ...

... I I THE METBOPoLITAN POLICE AND THE JUBILRE MnDAL.-The Qaeon's Jtkbilee medal to the Metro- politan polioe was ?? ystterday to all the police of London who were in the force on the 21st of June. I TEj HON. R. CLIFTON, LYTHAM, BECOMES A PEER. -By the death of the Barone4s Grey de Rathyn, wife of Mr A. W. Clifton, of Lytham, the Hon. Rawdon Clifton, her son, beootoes a peer. I IDIILAOOA BAY ...

... Train'~ to and from Preston I TIME TABLE FOR DEnriD-, FROM PRESTON TO Aceringtan.-6 40, 7 25, a 15, 8 20, a 5o 8 9 55, 11 On, 1-235, 1 15, 20,3 ?? 4 51' 5 936 6 50, 7 50, 9 30a.-Sundays, 9 5, ~2 so2, 62'~ is,1 940 O.b45, a 0 Hamnber Bridge.-. 40, 7 25, 0 208 115. 2 0, 3 25,520,815.7 1) . 1.28 0 3B5iii, 2 55, 6 20, 6 45, 8 40, 9 40, e Btrock.-8 10, 10 151a; 1 0, 2 Oa, 4 25, 5 10, 5 days, 8 25m ...