... Imlocal 551' ta( The Rev. George Read, B.A., curate of Knaresborough, Po has been presented to the second chaplaincy of St. bo Pnul's, Liverpool, by tse patron, George P,.smsden, Esq. otf IPRSOw R~cE- ...

... f rtlanzr. ho ve Thre Catholic Archbishop of Dublin has Summoned aCC id Meeting of his clergy, to take into consideration the insult -Br, Of ing letter cif the Prime Minister. pr thi A meeting of laud ...

... R HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE FISCAL SYSTEM. cc SECTION XIV. NARRATIVE OF THE LAWS FOR INCREASING THE ail PRICE OF CORN AND RENT OF LAND; THE Ur EQUIVALENT OF THE LAND TAX. ...

... LONDON JOURNALS AND THEI CORRE- SPONDENTS. The great circulation of the leading newspapers of the metropolis, and the large and well organized corps of editors, reporters, correspondents, com- missioners, and other contributors, give to many of those journals a vast amount of influence ia the direction of public opinion; while the courteous readiness with which ordinary and extraordinary ...

... 1:1'- .o athe Editor of the Preotlon Chronicle. Sfr,I am glad to see public attention at last drawn to the local government of Blackburn, and I hope, whatever change Is effected, will be duly considered, and no pro- acedings adopted which will not bear the test of investiga- tlon. - The public affairs of this town, in a judicial point of view, are entrusted to irresponsible magistrates, as ...

... _= _ f_ _ _ _ _ _ ?? A COVERED MAR ET. _ ?? To the Editor of the Preston Chronicle, . Sis,-Last Saturday was again a most deplorable day it for them who had business out of doors, and especially for co the people who had to stand the Market. Many a cold, at many a rheumatio attack will be dated from the last few l Saturday's. I wish our present worthy Mayor would see to our town having a ...

... BURNY-- . BUFJR NLB.Y . ECaLEstASTICAL APPOINTUENT. - HONORARY CANON OF MANCHESTER. -The Rev. Robert Mosley Master, M.A., incumbent of Burnley, has been nominated by the Lord Bishop of Manchester an honorary canon of the Cathedral Church of Manchester. MEETING OF CLEVRY.-Ou Monday last, P. meeting of the clergy of the rural deanery of Whalley, was held in the large room of the Church of ...

... I R GRASSm Mit, AN REPLY TO h DISRAELL I I MR 4~EIL, M,! BEFLY. .- ..ktp To 'ai eEPITO0 OF TI. TH Sir,-Mr. sraeli has published a let essed to the lord ?? hie county (in refe e to what is called Papal sggression'), containing the ollowing pas- sages:- I have aiways understood that when the pre- aent Lord Liaeunant arrived in his vice-royalty, he gathered together the $omisi bishops of ...

... I GAs ConmaAsv.-From a return made to parliament last session, the amount of paid up capital of the Black- burn Gas Company, is £30,000. Rates, per 1,000 cubic feet, at which the gas is supplied, 4s. to 5s. Rate per cent., of last dividend, £10. Price of coal, 11s. 5d. per ton. INCORPORATION OF THE BOouO. - The promoters of the charter are quietly and gradually obtaining sigua- tures to the ...

... m- -- . . . - - - - The monthly meeting of this body was held on Tuesday evening, at the offices in Hamilton-square. Present- Messrs. Bryans (chairman), Hughes, Lightboun ...

... fl v~p.p M.in- _- - ?? u. j.-&1in1X VYAJZV,3 DINNER TO CELEBRATE THE RETURN OF THE NEW MEMBERS, T On Wednesday evening a grand banquet was given nt the Assemnbly-rooms, ...

... ?? Oi0trilt futell gence. llIMiSCOT. Ti'to Pota. F'OR Tni iC ti'in en I RAT.-)-Sloto-anti Tueoufav 1:toL were hoisi' davs iiith Our frionds at P~reseo St een'te the ?? The latteiiiypt to layttteehfpin ...