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The programme at the Empire is calculated to please the holiday spirit rampant in Preston this week, in consequence ot the Royal visit. . i begin with there is Tom Clare, England’s premier entertainer, in selections from his huge repertoire. sits at a grand piano, sings to own a

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The fourth qualifying handicap for the cup presented the captain, Mr. J. S. Rixon, was played on Saturday, when cards were taken out. Mr. J. H. Robinson qualified in the fir* division, taking the first optional sweepstake and the club’s memento. Mr. T. H. Marsh qualified in the

About 8-15 p.rn., Monday, P.C. Bridge duty iu Htaftley-Stroot, and ho noticed John Lorn, aged 18, at 113, Harwood street, Blackburn, riding along Now Hall-lane the of pektown. On reaching Stanleystreet skidded Dio car lines, and was thrown in front of traraesur No. 15, which was

On Friday evening last number of the scholars, teachers, and friends connected with St. Saviour’s School, Queenstreet, assembled in that building to present their respected pastor, the Rev. G. Beardsall, with beautiful surplice, which had been subscribed for within the last few