... TESTED, A.D FOUNSD TUrp. ?? lie, ?? ;l , it iS.- not ?? C, ~p L iOi' 1t~or ihat, ~i.am rl{l w oii yoll ibid I lii;I i'Ai0 * to. ii l I At i' it is toolate to wiflil r-;v It is not too lafte, tliougli Iw ish,'. ' t~liift I 1(114 foilliden it noeddi~,~ ...

... SOMETHING THE PUBLIC SHOULD | R~~NOWV.l I - . . . .. . .. - . . . The Gloucester Journal of April 16th contained the foltowine remarkable statement from one of its readers: Meesrs. H. H. WARaER & Co, 47, Farringdon Street, London, E,C, 'GF.NSTLHM1?a,-I would be neglecting a plain duty to my fellow man it, after tbe restoration of my health, when all methods of the regular practice had been un. ...

... I On Monday evening lho annnal tneeting of members of the Preoton Ratepayers anud Property Otvners' As.so- ] cintion, otberwise the Party of UanLtion,'' was hold rtF the Searetliry's Offices, Cannon-street, under the presi- dency of Mr. A. Simipson, J.P. The report whichll wis submitted by MIr, F. Thorp (seoretay) ?? past year, though not as eventful as tpe two prareedintg on.s, hae, novel ...

... I A I A. I6RLIAMENT. ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. Lord Salisbury mudo a statement respecting Mr: La- bouochere'a charge. Ho said the interview with Sir Dighton Probyn occurred at the railway station when he was returning from the Continent, and he certainly con. veyed no secret to Sir Dighton because he had none to convey, knowing nothing except from mere rumour how the matter stood. The Premier ...

... .DISTRICT NEW S. I . ?? .. . ,. . .. . . x. = LEYLAND. LEYLAND PmRIZ BAND.-Tha Leyloin Prizo Bsnd attended the Conservative Club and Bra'n Band contest, bold at Coppull, on Saturday, and Ricteeded in again winning premier hononrs. There were six oompetitora, and the following was the order of merit :-Eevinnd, Prize Band, Skelmerdalo Old Band, Sonthport Artillery,. Ratoliffe Public, WValdbaerm ...

... SE I. . . . ?? . ,. ., .. , D , . A Now CARDrNA.-It is stated that Monsigto Fabre, Arobbishop of Montreal, will bo, made a c. Idinal. AnNmY RzFonmr.-A Chatburn correaspondant, that A Peheme is under consideration at the War p for offeotinv a radical army reform by mergin. thu medical staff. the ordnance.stiff, military olerke' ata Ind army pay staff into the Army Service Corps. 5 . RUSSIA AND ...

... i , .. Dear Cousin Nell,-I have not written as I promie o1 you, because-well, you know I came oat here to California to ' sack my fortune,' like the youths in tho fairy tales, and I hated to have to c~onfess to you hovwt igucminoulsly I have failed in my efforts. ' Don't come bark poor, Cousin Roy, wvhatever you do,' that wvas your partiug injunction. Nellre I will tell the truth. Each ...

... ,I ~ 3ieu- fidi- A tuber of White Elephant Potato, weighing rolt ilbs., was planted in a garden near Newbury last mild spring, says Amateur Gardening and from thlis half Mr. a-bushel of tubers fit for cookinig, and a, gallon of ould Smaller ones have just been outaincod. at- TheIRoyal Agricultural Society is proposing to draw ~ilk up a new list of names of persons3 available for ...

... | STATIONS OF TREI B[ItTISH NAY achilles, ChanDnel squadr, Sutloxible, Portsmoath Aotive, Training squadron I nSInlt, Portemonuth Aeamem:0ofl, Malta Muviucible, 8 o n t h a mptao Agincourt Channel quadro, Water Ajax, irennck lrla, MIditerranean Alacrity, ?? tron l)nko, Chan. Squaidr Albacore, Corin YatIl al, tC.C. of F3rnotland AlbatrostChattatt; p 63 (umnatronp service Aklbert, pea ervio [l ...

... ! : Utflffsltg:' po r tT eemfco0I (From .fluio) .: Tin OID, OLD SroY. It is reported from C4ibraltar, that the 110.-ton guns. of the a Beubow,' have developed defeots similar to those recently de- veloped in the 'Viotoria.' II-Nav. iANIteligncCe. There was a hoodwinked MaU, Who, in buying his big guns,, Very often by the nose waa deftly led,- led, le L For when he lired them first They did ...

... STATIO NIS OF TII}' BRITISH ARMY, d CAVAtLRiY. ?? sTife-Guorlds, Rosen L'sl'ark. (A;ntee burr. i. end ilo Hydeo trk. 7th 11usa' , iecuuiaer4a,1 r- Royal Horse Guards, Windsor. Cbc:y. Iot Dragoon Guards. Benlgaklsi dto Sd oiitb. Canterbnty. 9thLmcer, 91;! LLcch~ter. .i dd do Blengal Canterbur-y. 1' 1, IIldlc A ltut~l n it 4th do Newbr]idlge Halth Lancers, Itwi.3a- *- 5th do Ahlesrot. 1:'th Rnl ...

... ITHE CHRONICLEI PRESTON, SATURDAY MHAY 24th, 1890. 'ENGlSH ENTERPRISE. - Public men say- strange things, sometimes merely by way- of paradox; at other times, perhaps, because they think they are true; frequently, to wake up the country, when they think it is growing too apathetic, from a super- abundance of the good things of this world, which Garlyle has declared the devil prepares for his ...