... nT, A , , . . I D. j JRS ofti onti Saudyevening is, in all Christian landv, different 4 from other eveningsintheweek. Thelibourer isusually d relieved earlier, and the shopman kept later than on It Ordinary occasions; buyers and sellers of all kinds of ?? wares are more numerous ; the circulation of money in small sums is brisker; and there appears in the minds of % the working-classes a more ...

... The sixteenth anniversary of this society was leld yesterday, in the New Haymarket, at the north end of the town, the use of which was given by the Cor- poration. The market has recently been enclosed by walls and iron railing, and was found very con- venient for the show. Some heavy rain fell during the night and morning, but still the attendance was more numerous than on any former occasion. ...

... VARIE TIES. ri . a A missionary ship, the John Wesley, was to be launtche, at Cowes onl Thursday. ,d A fatal disease has appeared amongst hares in Ate north, Z numbers being found dead in the fields. dI A medical advertisement in the Latncet, for the sale of a I- practice, ends with the following pithy announcenient:- 'e N.B. A railway in the neighbourhoow1, A hnaitloel Was eapt&6ied ofY ...

... |THIE CHlRONIC.LE.| I PRESTON, SATURDAY, SEPTMER 26, 1846.1 THE SPANISH MARRIAGES. The public interest in political matters bas cen- tered during the past week upon the Spanish royal marriages, and the hostility manifested to them, or rather to that of the Infanta with the Duke do Montpensier, by the bulk of the Spanish people, and by the Government and press of this country. There seems to be ...

... I I __ - - - - - - hol t(CORRECTED UP TO TER LATEST PRRUQD.) LONDON AND NORTLH-WESTERN RAILWAY. Tb a IIPROM LIVERFOOL TO POMDRINA o EIRINONAMd AND LONDON. LIVERPOOL- 6ON e 6 0 a.M. .Mail 1 25 a.1. .Mail, Mixod H 6 612 a.m..l)atanod2nd Class 6 0 a. m. 1st and 2nd Class Cri 7 0 am. .3rd Class only 11 15 a.m. .Mail. Mixed 9 15 a.as..lat Clams. Mixed I 0 p~m..Ist Class, Mixed ti1 0o.m. .Mall, ...

... CORRIESPONDENCE . jy We do Hot hold ouraclees rsopoasitOldkO ?? s55Ohilicnt5 .V- plessedtby oar ?? ,t10 is1 Implpartialty Io ate. HINTS FOR THE POLICE. To thc BEditer of the Preston Chrosicte. Sil, I wish, through tile medium of your valuable journal, to call the ?? tt Otil o polit to tilo dangerous practice of throwinig stones, whih I rt-gret to say is carried out in this town to a very ...

... lociff KlittIliaturt. WORDS AND ExPEI'NIEsNTS.-Mr. Sinith's hand-book till of leesons onl these subjects, though areadIV in extensive he~ iose, is still findng its way into newcircles of the rising in generation, giving clear ideas of words andby suggest thE NEWTON AGrICULTURAL SocIsrT.-The annual meet- me ing announced for yesterday has been postponed till in mext Thunrsday, in conscquience ...

... thil On Thursdlay evening, at half-past seven o'clock, there was M: a public meeting of the rate-payers of the borough of Man- U -cheater, in the Meal house, Nicholas Croft, for tlod purpose -of laying before the rate-payers the counsel's opinion reltiv to the legality of the 5s. rate; and, also, for' ?? h obet3f thle Rate-payers' Association. Mr. Bwtnws ( called to thle chair. At this time ...

... PUBLIC B&rE§FAST OF THE iEVAN. G&EUCAL ALLIANCE. I- . ?? 'a On Mondayii'morninig, the American )ministers and Ur[ e, brethren who -had come over to this country to take part grot gin ite'receat proceedings of the Evangelical Alliance, ini appl London, wese~entertained at a public breakfast, by the Liverpool members and friends of tile alliawce, at the V ir Maoic-liall, Bold-street. Thlitrepast ...

... i9idtrict lateutgeart. f ST. HELEN'S. Party SESSIONSe, TUaBoAV.-1iafore Thomnne Raweon, Esq., . f chairman, and William Pikikngtan. Esq, 29t FAMAL111 WoatRoro IN COAL MINXII-Messrs. Jirs. Greenough, rit: Blourne, Roblinsed and Co., Coldwell, Speskman and Co. tiremlow, Haddick and Co., Johnson, Worthington and Co., Jonas Schofield and Co,, Wrilliam Bromallow and Co., and John~ f Stock, Brothers ...

... welud war obderbatuiand. INDIA AND CHINA. The newsi by the extraordinary express in anticipation .of the overland mail was publlse by the morning papers 3, of Tuesday. T ne intuiligence is of little importance. (prom She hiorning chronicle.) A variety of reports are in circulatioa respecting the I utnsettled state of affitirs on the north-weat frontier. The U Sikhs, it issadaeeemietr-ranzter , ...

... L LATEST INTELLIGEN CE. [B3Y EXCPlESS.] CALONDON, THNURSDAY EVENING. ridis- MONEY MARKET. le to CITY, QUAT&5ITt To THREE. 3ept.l The duty on forejon wheat is 9s. per quarter. wll The English Stockc Market is a little firmer this morn- the ing, hut there is scarcely any business doing.. Consuls e.are 95~f to 951 for Morley, and 951 to 95J for Time. The C. prem.u on I xchequer-bills is Iuls, to ...