... k.I id Ms. T. D. HoanY.-Yesterday, the report of G0 the rcindition of Mr. T. D. Hornby wra asfollows: ft -The doctor thinks that there is a s Iight um- to provement in Mr. Hornby's conditio to-day. a, IsHIs NATIONAL Lzaers (WnrE5 TOsTrm ?? nenal weekly meeting of this3 to branch was heid in the roomrs on Sunday, Mr. E. 3 50 Wall in te chair. Mr. Counci]lor MI'Miilin de- 3 livered an able ...

... THELANCHERSHIPCANAL CO. - k\AD THEIR RESPONSIBIEITIES. I1 - - At the fortnightly meeting of the Altrinchbat Union Rural Sanitary Authority, held at Kntts- ; ford yesterday. Mr. T. 3IL Fox (medical off ...

... ;he ]F II.L d OFFCIA LIST OF THE KILLED. 1 Ade A correspondent at Armagh, telegraphing last: for ret evening, ?? have been taking place cott 90o throughout the day. Among thema wa ...

... I PERIAL_ PARLl-kNT- I IFRIDkY, MAY 3-L LEADING INCLDE.N-Th. Host or. CnoN's$ FRAr NIGHrr.T. The Scotch members made a stand to-day on c] the subject of the second of the four Scotch Local pi Governme ...

... NATTONAL INDEPENDENT OMDER OF ODDFELLOWS. |TihaFcrty-faarthl Annual Movable COnmit; j1 conaaeicesd its sitting in ManclicLeer )-steleflea, g the Graand M1aster (]ro. J. P. Ibbotson, ?? 2 1 e presidina ...

... IIOUR LONDON CORRESPONDEYCE.|, L, nox, FRXAY MTaim Mr. Conybeare's motion of censulre on the Speaker was referred to in tbec House of Commons to-night Sir Walter Barttelot does not frequently trouble ...

... THE i WHITSUNTIDR FESTIVITIES.| ,old Whiltontide-generally speaking, a few days' Valution from the Cares and worry of buhnsines5 nagingg from the greatest to the hSmblebet; little time for the industrious and frugal folk of our citlee, towili, and distrlets to ease llbour, anl sip at the fountain of pleasrs with all Ito varied sprays; a glorious Interval In tho mid-year when the great masses ...

... Stones are stumbling-blocks in the way, and although a stumnbling-block need not necess- arily be a stone, it is not pushing a simile too far to say that the stage has for centuries appeared in this light to a certain school of moralists. They have much to be said on their side of the question-arguments so strong, so numerous, and so convincing as to make it seem as if any defence against such ...

... Trains to and from PrestOn I ' M T M P. rP A n rT . i] no v _ ?? I TIME TABLE FOR Jjj FROM PRESTON TO BURNLEY and COLN11-5 35 7 2,81 8 48, 9 42, 9 55, 11&25as; 121 15, 15 I-- 425 5 25, 6 15, 6 48, 7 55. 9 S5a. ?? 255, 6 40, 8 40, 9 40a. as,~~ ACCBINGT 1N.-5 35,7 23, 815, 8 '20, 44 ~ 6 95, 11 25, 12 15, 1 15, 1 55, 25 3-274 4i,5 ) 615, 6 48, '7 5, 9 35. Sunday., 9 3;25 , 620,'- ig 8 40, 940. D ...

... lATIONAL EDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS. A.M.C. FITN MANCHESTER. The meetings of the A.MK.C. of the N ational Inde- pendent Order of Oddfellows M ere resumed yesterday morning in the Chectham Town Hall, in this city. The newly elected Grand Master, Brother B. Jeffer- son (York), presided, and there was a fair attendance of delegates. After the roll had been called at nine o'clock, the minutes ...

... I .* oqf THE MURDER OF DR. CRONIN. lis. A R RRESTS. the The Chicago police have discovered the small lies isolated cottage in Ashland Avenue, Lakeview, ie. wherein Dr. Oronin wpa _.iI)Sd. Eviaelce of A Ur. conflict was found in the bloodstais- on the cha floor and the walls. Although partly removed, pt or painted over, these marks'are paily human blood igh Dr.poti Ihma boo on clots. r ...

... Qocittv COOT; rfe Queen1 created the Shili ighlt of thle Garter do, jug hiB apipro i lg VI.Sit to England ~ ~to e lsloa G. C. B., thesae distinetion be- auetl~o ?? ?? William, who ailready ~ te : tt'X b ?? of Prussia, who ise a ?? thle Garteri, andl will be its- ~~std sit~ldie Ilsgia which was worn by the late ~ idyay kitolhen-garden at Bialinoral, 3otbt slel t~ QLoen is in Scollandl daily ...