... APPEAL DAYs.-The magistrates have fixed Thursday, the 21st of July, and Thursday, the 28th of July, for hearing appeals against assessments to the poor rate. LICENSING SESSeOm.-The annual licensing session for the borough will be held on the 24th day of August. E. C. GOI1ST, EsQ., of this town, has this week liberally presented to the Rev.- T. Clark, incumbent of Christ Church, a cheque for ...

... CORRESPON DENCE. THE REGATTA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE, to y Sin,-Being a member of the committee of the intended you regatta, I wish to draw the attention of the innkeepers jreaN and publicans to the following facts. In doing so, it is inl jour consequence of having only received a promise of sub- kicin scriptions from two or-three of that large and influential body. In all ...

... niotrict Newo, (For previous.District Ness, see Sbppkmrnt) Ri BOLTON. Ht DFFERING FOR SALE UNWHaoLEsoIMi MEAT.-On Thurs. Si ?? Elizabeth Tempest was brought before the magistrates, s ilte Borough Court, and fiued 20s. and expenses, for ex- D *-uiug for sale in tbe market, a quantity of veal utnfit for p 1.--Joseph Hulme was also Lined 20s. and ?? fur a P ti: liler offence. 'CrALtNr A HAMMER. ...

... t We understand that a large number of the q Conservatives of this town-and some of them C influential members of the Constitutional Asso-t] ciation-are vciy much amazed at having an c entire stranger to the town forced upon them as a candidate. Several warm discussions have taken n place upon the subject, and we hear that it has P j at length been resolved, by no inconsiderable number of the ...

... MJULTUM IN PARYO. The Carnatic arrived in the Thames on Tuesday from Sydney, with 19,000 oz. of gold on board. Thomas Brassey, Esq., has contributed £50 to the church now building at Upton, in the parish of St. Mary, Chester. The editor of an Iowa paper writes- We were at one time one of only three white men residing within the limits of the present state of Iowa, which now has a population ...

... I i I FROM PRESTON1. == To Blackburn, Accringtons, Bury, and 3fandeter--4 g 9.0 11-Omorn.; 1.453.2i 5-0 7-10mixed,69.Oaftn. 055040. ! 7.40 morn., 2.10 6.20 *9-0 aftn., all mix. (9 To Ac ): only.) rangt a To Blackburn, Burnley, Colne, Skipton, Bradford, L.ds 6.45 mix., 9-0 11-0 morn.; 01-45 3.25 5.0 *7-10 mix, a Sundays: *7V40 morn., 2-10 *6-20 aftn., atlmiL. ( To On i only.) To Lythans, ...

... 'RAILWAY INTJiltti¶GENOE. . RAILWAY Ta'Arn T re alffi l r ofs 'rriiwh*s the United' ?? ab ot'the'wekding18t$ s June to 4tX e- -corresponding period o 2 -4 17.2 per cent. -- MifDoN AwD'N0RTHZWESTZRN,-' S6atufday4 speoWAM meeting ofthisdomac n'iiy'wasL hed l&~t 'the Eultast'8tation1;, 4 to take into 6o~gdoratioi the b6ilb'u b lre-fop'&ih'm-ent, . .for~iho f9lXowiDg- ?? ;±4-{ T> &eaapI'. the ...

... _~ ~ - l ?? . ?? -w BY S. JOSAPU AT'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH. Manahester, June 24tb, 18583, five o'clock p.M. ci PAnlrS BOURSE.-CLOSING 'PRICES OF THIS DAY. P Three per Cent Rentes .7.7. 77 S( Four-and-a-Half ditto ?? . .101.76 oi Benk Shares. 2150 The Bourse still remains firm, as well as moat of the Continental Bourses. SE (CBy Electric 7'elegruphj) tb MONEY AND SHARE MARKET.-CLOSING PRICES. ...

... no, 7Two or three days of rather heavy rain have done us good mue in this neighbourhood f the pastures, and the green crops Se especially, did require it very grievously. The young pe potatoes will have been much benefitted by this timely Bpe moisture; the cabbages and fruit bushes, too, have been an relieved by the rain washing off from their leaves the cater- di( pillars and other vermin ...

... A. - At an early hour on Tuesday morning the roads to the Camp from all points were alive with every description of vehicle ' At five o'clock in the morning a train, nearly half-a-mile in length, left the Waterloo Station of the South-western Railway, under the superintendence of Mr. Godson, the traffic-manager, all being devoted to the con- veyance of horses and carriages belonging to the ...

... The weekly meeting of this committee was held yesterday Mr. Langedale in the chair. The other members present were Messrs. Dover, Beckwith, Fleming, Nicholson, Johnson, Hod' son, Gladstone, Bigham, and Moss.-Mr. Rishton, the building surveyor, reported the inspection of 122 dilapidated privies and aslnpits, 102 of which were undergoing alterations and repairs and 20 of which required such, ...

... 1. e THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCH E STER, i WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1853. INDIA BILL.-LORD STANLEY'S AMENDMENT. Ien L I . o , Bri- ?? Bri- The second reading of the India Bill is fixed for gold 2. Thursday next. Lord STANLEY's amendment will be verse a the testing point on which the fate of the me astite expe still will be substantially decided. Now, it is im ri rish portant that the Lancashire ...