... , curate of Preston. The collections amounted to £27. leis. Bd. UNicee.—Among the list Of persons entitled to some work of art at the annual ilistribution, in this district we observe the name of Mr.Villiain Kilner, steward at the North Euston, Fleetwood ...

... beautiful May; a March wisher is never a good fisher; March wind and May sun makes clothes white and maids dun; March birds are best; when April blows his horn it's good both for bay and earn; a cold April the barn will fill; April and May are the keys ...

... InWyther-court Jack SleePptial served • none of the party suffered anything beyond a few' fully Ay. Ruskin was trained in art.—The Art 14 'hue o agrarian causes. • to do with the forged National Bank notes. J ,urnat. his apprenticeship with Mr. Wo.id, the ...

... columns give so me p art i cu l ars o f t h e work now going being brought into use on that d a y f o r the on at some of the slaughter-houses, where, we believe first time. It is hoped that now a ll cause o f comp l a i n t the meat may be seen en masse ...

... by his motion, may be safely predicted; and that the system proposed by the Government will be acted upon, after certain trifling concessions may have been made by Sir Robert, is no less certain; let us, therefore, hope that the plan may he allowed it ...

... lop, and with such speed, that the guard of the mail was obliged to call out to the coachman several times, to enable them to keep ahead of the fiery vehicle in the rear, which blazed away for several miles, the affrighted galloping at the top of their speed ...

... resolved to keep this day in remembrance so long as two of us remain. Gentlemen, I am proud to meet you here; and in meeting you here I meet a party of loyal men —men whose loyalty is not mere profession, to be taken up or laid aside as occasion may require ...

... token of sympathy and support Lawn it Col. DugdaTe, and the officers and men under * annicnal mend, for the Lifeboat cause. It may be adsled that , the Institution has now nearly 300 Lifeboats tin4eii4tso 4 ° management. Five of these boats are stationed ...

... here also, just by the side of ladies taking supper, but the nuisance does not seem to incommode them in the least, if one may judge from the lively way in which they go to work on the good things set befbrethem. Room so formed, however, that the smoke ...

... entertainer is to give an entertainment in Lytham to morrow evening, as will be seen from another column. A couple of hours may be passed in a most amusing manner by a visit to the Assembly Rooms. _ _ A WEEK IN HOLLAND, &A—The continuation of Dr. Bird's ...

... a great deal of blame upon the captain and crew. I write this that attention may be called to the necessity for some appliances by which passengers in clan of aseiclont may help each other. CHORAL CONCERT AT LYTOINi.—The Lytham Choral - Society, assisted ...

... therein, by selecting and reroramendiag for discharge such cases sa may appear to them desirable to be so, and with a view to adopting • proper classification of and in such workhouses an may Or rerjuired under article* 9 and II of the aprklacuse rules issued ...