... CONSECBATION OF WHITEOHAPEL I I CHURCH AND cMUCHYAIMD. Ancient little Wh~lilebspel on the pretty uplands1-O11 o. Gi the haighlti.aboveold Inglawbite-renote And cobsusre oinly Armi when enveloped in mist or bshoudled by cloud. assumed Case. the ?? majestic brightness, sod mmoveyed Oierh tihe Fylde Country, far sudwidexubltantly, on Thursday. j3 P Onl the affternoon of that day, In this moot ...

... ZIA. JOSEPH TURtNAR A* TdYd N~Uuh bIUALW SHIRE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. TO THE EDITOR O THW 'If PRESTON CHRONICLE. Sin,-My attention has been drawn to the speech of Mr. Turner, made at the conference of the co-operative societies of the northern districts, at the Crughrootn of the Public Hall, on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Turner paid at the ontset tbat -a long discussion had been carried on ...

... IRELAM. r ITHE -OLPEERT EVIQION&S-EXCITNGQ SCEYZS. I ts Two evictionswe.re carried out ?? c d et y , the r ce in onease being- I otf a much fierer descrption than any yet wit- neased sincethese evictions began ?? last. 1s}Notbing could have been mnore stubborn than thei Is defence made or more exciing than the scenet which ensued while the house in question Was being taken, and in the struggle ...

... ocLO 06. I ST. JAM&ES'S THEATRE.-The play at this theatre bears the title of The Dawn of Hope: A Story of Two Worlds. California, Paris, and Lon- ion furnish the scenes, and the characters are familiar stage acquaintances. The play is well staged. and is received very cordially. The Dean and Canons of Manchester have offered the rectory of St. Michael's Angel Meadow, ?? by the prefermentof ...

... LAN'CASEEIRE.- A nceiting of the Jticanrahire Coirnty Council n, was held yc-,cerday in) the County iall, Preston, ~.the Right lien. J. T. Jfihbcxrr 'iehai-rmaxl lire- ~ idng Aocoi those prsnt wee r.C.It ?? ?? 1. (e'icl and he W. Maicif', Mmr. -. Birh 'ro- -I. W. I nt P-rha (ftieai, ?? 0. Clhanhn ni ai-~i ist S. ?? Fair (AspllT. ITF. U1.y-1 (s-g~vV 'in 3. Mxinrea (Prascot), II- M'u- io va1l~ I ...

... iIEUSEY DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD I -. . ---BIL i This bilM under which various new powers are sough lit for the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, has been before a Select Committee of the House of Conmmons this week. Amongst the petitioners are the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the Blackburn Corporation, and other Lancashire public bodies, who are seeking, amongst other things to effect changes ...

... In the supplementary application for addi- tional money which was made to the Committee of the House of Lords, on behalf of the Corpora. tion of Preston, for Ribble work, the quay requirements, alongside ,the new diversion, ought to have been specially emphasised. The Committee, if they had been told how very badly mechanical appliances, for hoisting, &e,, are required-how work is delayed, ...

... 'WOIRK AMID IVAGES The strike of Leeds ironmoulders ispractically I ended, most of the men having returned to work at the old rates. - The riveters in the Port Glasgow and I Greenock shipbuilding yards struck work on Tuesday I morning for an increase of piecework prices. TIE NORTHRUMBERLAND MINERS. -At the| annual meeting of the Northumberland Miners' Uniou, at Newcastle, on Saturday afternoon ...

... TfilE QI3EEN ATETON COLLEGE. -I Shortly after eleven o'clock on Saturday forenoon the Queen drove from Windsor Castle to Eton Co(lege, in order to lav the memorial stone of the new school buildings, which, as well as a handsome chapel for younger boys, are being erected at a cost of about £30,003. The quadrangle, around which the lecturehail,rmuseum. chapel, and other erections are arranged, ...

... Sas- ,, T aJgDAZ MAY 28, I8S9M 0 The Queen intends to proomd, to W-- xora1 on or a&bodt5th of June. In the THous ~of Lords yesterdy, the.-I' 2Xaval Defence BM va, onthe InOtzoaiOf .tbo larqais d Salisbury, read, a . time. In the Hoae-' rnons severallccal raihy and ot Buwemadvanced The 'irst Lord of he Treasury, in reply-to a, I~es , stated that the Plime Minister lad consenbed to receive a ...

... RAILWAY COM5MIUNICATION TETWEEN WTAJLES & LIVER P(JOL acr -II en., The Select Comm ittee of tb's Houso of Cor-f e mncsappointed to conwider the Wrexai~am, SMold, I t Vas d Conmah's Quay. tio MIanceost:r, Sheffeld, ;ng and Linnohashirk, and the Wirr allway Bil d4 sat again yesterday, at Wtestininster, Sir J. [he KennawayIpresiding. nes At the comrencexoent of the proceedingqs, I as The Chairman ...

... . ?? T1E NIw WHOLMSE FM MAr.-W-e W te r understand thot aboult 100 tenders have been 1 received for offices in the New Wholesale Fih I Market, Great Charlotte-street, and that a rpecial i meeting of the committee takes place to rro c for the purpose of opening and considering these. U .,vz-s Conrzcs, LrVnro0L.-AS the re- 1 e sult of the entrance soholarship examination held i lately at ...