... glelyarturto for W. ay. From PRESTON To BARTON AND BPOUGHTOw.--7-80' 84 10.0 12.45 4.10 6-15 9-1SA.--Sundays: 8.20 5-65. ('Saturdhys only) To BLAOKBURN, ACoRINGTON BURY, AIDMArCESRRTRe. -4-10 7-40 8-5 9-10 10-45 12-5M., 1.20 2-15 4-20 5.20 6 20 7-40.-Sundays; 6.55 9-30 Y. 2-15 6S13A, To BURNLEnY AND CoLraq.-6-0 7-40 8-5 8.50 9-i 10-0 10-45 D. 12-5 1-20 2-15 8-45 4-20 5-20 6-20 7 9-25A. ...

... | ~~~1JP fi. - ?? j- LIT1HAM. THE LATE Mn. Joas FD-AUNSDsoN.-at the Congre. gatimnal Church, Banister-street, Lytham, on Sunday morning, the pastor, the Rev. S. Clarkson, made special Iallusion to the death of Mr. 1gdmundeon, who was a re. gular attendant at that place of worship. He said that Ur. Edmundson's family had been honorrably iden tified with the rise and growth of Protestant ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PiESTO-, SATUR DA Y, IVO TVEMJEi 29. 1879. A VITAL MATTER. Nothing can be more important than edu- cation. We hear very much of it in these latter days; but we are afraid there is more sound than reality in the thing. In that vera- cious chronicle which deals with the establish. meat in which ' Toots received his trainin0g, tR.Dickens raised his protest against the great ...

... I The house paintors of' 6tockport h~aveare~ Ito a reduction of their waves from 7i1d otid pe~rteei A considerable tradle is ?? lip betvween Australia and this country ile scuekocl ktaigame, tongue, A Yankee has invented a patent stafety bai) ?? asl the aeronaut is about to ascend, the baleooc bursts. Bath Town Council have ?? to tile application of a company for permission tO lay downa ...

... icat 0ect [BY A NORTH LANOASHIEE ROVER.] ARTICLE 3. hen It appears eva are not at present to annex Zaluland, Iree fromdiscussing thi policy of which I am prohibited. But age could we not annex that country where the dreadful and East is all tLh1 wind that blows ? I don't know ?? tlfrmtheex tuld geographical position, but judging from the ex. the perlenso of the past few days, we should ...

... iLATEST. NEWS.\ THE]] BPREEMIERSHIP. Woo LORD M&RTINGTON AND LORD GRAZTVILL!,. AT Hoo WINDSOR. Bow mW. GLADSTONE SENT FOR BY TEE QUE7N. L^i3 HiSI-VTURN AND REPORTED WILLINQNZSS TO _ EORK A CABINET. Lqrd arUtington, in company with Eaw I Grarnville, left Dzvynsbire Bouse, yesterday forenoor,, sho t)y beforo eleven oclook. Their Lordshipe caugb tthe blven o'clock train atkaddington for Windsor. ...

... I I Achilles, Mediterranean. Ja-1kal, Rothsay, 13ate N. Agincoort, Chan. Squad. Junna, Ind. trp. sorvice Albacore, Bermuda. Kestrel, Chius Albatross, Chatham. Lapwsing, China Alberta, Portsmouth. Lily, Shanghai V Alert, specialservice. Lord Warden, Queensferry Alexandra, Msediterranean. Magpie, China Antelope, Constantinople. Mallard, Rio de Janeiro- Ariadne,Portsmouth-tender ordered home to ...

... sony *y, it A short account of the origin of the Institute, and the Who rise and progress it has made will doubtless prove interest. the ?? merit of its first conception belongs undoubtedly land to the late Mr. John Catterall, of East View. His mind rous seems to have been very much occupied by considerations ome of the unhappy position of the poor blind in the town ome and his thoughts ...

... DIS TRICT NEWS. I ROBOUtiY.I j eigo theIprvnntC tmaiuy was held (IT de inday $faitiOf by adloarname: t :from tics preeedi::9~ Onireday. Thes Wcerwre pr~etett MeOBrs. Lsivrreace (clain ib' .hqzn), Thoin, C-Ixectharn, Whittl?, 3::Awistl, -Savill, t lo, 3 rtitte ilkigigton, eateis, on, islforth, :sangcssl,' tthee- jtor*, orminod, Wilson, Brown, ido ,Wjted aad go pdilott. The minutes has-tug 7~eeu ...

... A TEETOTAL NUT-CRACKER AND HIS. NUTS. The other day, the public equanimity was disturbed by an anuouncemeut that Mr. Fothergill, of Keswick, would deliver two lectures, under the auspices of the United Kingdom Alliance, in the Temperance Hall, in which he would crack the nuts which had appeared in the Chronicle's leader a few weeks ago, and also that he would deliver a further lecture, in ...

... PRESTON BOARD OF, GUAR IANS. On Tuesday the weeldy meeting of this Board was held at the Board-room, Lancaster-road, when there were preo . sent-Mr. Teebay,-- in, the chair; Messrs. Dewhurati Whittle, West, Bee, Cragg, Ormandy; Langtree, Lacka- bane, Aimbler, Clhrrson, Lnid, Hayes, i. Sutton, Wad- 'dington, and Grayston. - ADnM TnATIoN OF BRELIEF, '&C.-It was reported that relief 'had been ...

... TlE G=.EzinbovcsE.All plants that require potting should receive that attention forth-with. Petr ias, 'alvias, fuclisias, geaniduis, &e., Ehould be potted in good fresh, moderately-rich eompost, formed' chiefly of loam, with just soinush'leaf-nrinld aid' well-decomposed sld manure as may be necessary to enrich it, and as much sand as will render the whole qtjite porous. By these it roust be re ...