... I THE DARING BURGLARY IA&T MACCLESFIELD IN FEBRUARY LAST | COMMITTAL OF MICHAEL WHITE. The particulars of this daring burglary have been men- tioned in our columns on more occasions than one, and suak particulars will easily be recollected by our readers. The robbery took place on. the premises of Mr. John Dean, cabinet maker and upholsterer, residing in Park Green Macclesfield, on the evening ...

... St Mr. J. M1acloghlin, of Liverpool, having passed his sun re examination before the Board of Examiners of the Royal ing J- College of Surgeons of London, on Friday, 22nd ult., has dial An been admitted a member of that profession. wri of LANCASHIRE REOISTRATION,-The free-traders of Lan- was cashire have this year been exceedingly active in their He revision of the registers of electors, under ...

... I ? Rocal any faimllallcouo. ?? ?? - -- - - -- - 1- ?? 11- I TnE TcIPS' TO DUBLrNc.-We learn that excurtionists to Ireland, by Mr. Staniley's tripe, expreso .themselves well jaoi eatisfied with the speed and safety of the powerful eteamers of r in which they are transported from Holyhead to Kingetown; de 1.thei runi being generally accomplished in about four hours, an IAuSTRALIA DiRECT VIA ...

... 33orrabWa Crif(O. ?? - ?? ?? - ?? :- -- 1: ?? Young ladies are requested to say, VIbat is tile dittorence j1 between a butterfly and a lfutterby ? i A Colt wants to know whell the Anglo-Saxon race, so muci h talked about, is to come oll? * sI NEWS TO eIANY.-A Western editor, in a.swer to a complaint h of a patron that lie dil not give news enrough, advised him, when news was scarce, to ...

... Exanminer and Times Office, Four O'Ctcrk 4tn.m C, to HOusE, OF COMMONS-LA3T NiORT. yy ?? Elec7lcTeleyraph.) - 1 ti it THE GOVERNMdENT OF INeDrA-(COieTiIXUD.) pa )r Sir C. WOOD theta moved a clause to the effect that the rol at Salary of the chairman ahould be Xl,600 a year, the deputy Cal Is chairman Xd1,500 a year, and every director Xi,000 a year, M e, but said government did not wish to ...

... 0I CLITHEBoE, We resume our account Of ithe proceedings of thicbrn6M diti mittee from Wednedy Pbtain hntethe met on uesday orning, Boothinan, who had bean. pertly te examined on MondY, was recalled,' and agid he sawa DOW.- pro bar o'f ega fvlying from different, Public-houses in lteo during the ele~ction. lie was asked if those flags were con- be' sidered to indicate that these houses ware ...

... THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS, LslicoLiesnsse.--The baymnakers bare been greatly im- ,peded in their operations during the past week by frequent anand very heavy falls of rain, Tbe crops are said to be looking well, and it 'is thought the harvest will be earlier - thana was expected. In this district thle, hay crops have no, auffered so much as in the more southern di$Lricts.-Liri- Lii colnshire ...

... I I THE ST IKES IN MANCRESTER.-There are yet a few l factories in which the machinery is standing, owing to dis- agreement respecting wages. el While a woman named Hlalse was proceeding along Ifc the banks of the Severn, at Shrewsbury, on Wednesday i week, her parasol became entangled with a hedge that BI overhangs the footpath. She turned round in order to a' extricate her parasol, but while ...

... cali==ai UtY1 Pat LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. and her TO TiHE EDITORS OF THY, LIVEiPOOL MERCURY. Mi' GsaNLxsaN,-In a former letter I stated that the Rev. Dr. mill the Hume had divided the Literary and Philosophical Society into hay t of two parties on personal grounds, by the manner in which lie S. the conducted diecussions, and from his propensity to make every Qae any contested point ...

... I HOUSSE OF COMMONS.-THURsDAx,. JuLY 28. e Ad . kr ?? fth, Miir at twelve o'cloock he The speaker took the chiair at twelve o'clook, soil; he On the third reading of the Eastern Union Railway tti Bill, after a. long discussion, the house divided, when stnon a; there ?? the third reading, 85 ; against it, tutinl ao 64; majority, 24. The bill was thea read a third time once and passed. gerec 3h ...

... TIHE CABINET AT TIHE MANSION-HOUSE. The Lord Mlayor of London gave a grand banquet at the Mansion-house, on Saturday, to the niombers of the Goverament, the French, Ambassador, and a number oe distinguished ladies and gentlemen. The LORD MAYOR, in proposing Tie Earl of Aber- deen and her Majesty's Ministers, paid some graceful compliments to the Premier, and expressed his opinion that the ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTONX SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1853. T~lA ---S ?? -1-- _ -_ ?? ?? . .. _I_. Lord Derby will, no doubt, take a lesson from the result of his amendments to the bill for extending legacy duty to land brought forward in the House of Peers on Monday night last. It can scarcely fail to convince hlim that he has no party upon which he can rely, either in parliament or among the people; ...