... I ~-B - PAROCHIAL CHuEcu.-Divine service will be celebrated to-morrow for the last time, previously to the restoration of the sacred edifice. OPEN-AIR WoasBap.-On Sunday last, the annual open-air gathering of the Primitive Metbodists took place on the open space of land adjoining the cricket ground, Turf Moor, where large concourses of people from various quarters were addressed by the Rev. Mr ...

... (From the United Service Gazette) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that is wvich the depot of the regiment is stationed.] let Life Guards, Windsor. 42nd, Gosport. 2nd Do., Regent's-park. C43,C. of G. Hope, Chatham. Royal H. Guards, Chobham. 44th, Gibraltar, Cisatham. let Drag. Guards, Newbridge. 45th, C. of Goodiope, Chatham. 2d, Dublin. 46th, Dublin. 3d, Longford. 47th, ...

... TUE EASTERN QUESTION. (From the Morning Post, of Tuesday.) Oil Tuesday last we announced the most important and 5ignificant fact that has occurred since the agitation of tie Eastern question-namely, that on the 24th ultimo a nolference was held at Vienna, at which the representa- tives of England, France, Austria, and Prussia agreed to a proposal of the nature of an ultimatum, which was there- ...

... APPROACIIING BREAK-UP OF THE M1ORMION IMPOSTURE. A few weeks ago we inserted a graphic account of the disruptions in the Mormon camp, with a report of Brigham Young, the Latter-day Saint prophet's fierce denunciatory speech, breathing murder and extermination against two classes of people inhabiting the Great Salt Lake city, the Gentiles and the Gladdenites; the latter of whom have seceded ...

... F OREIGN. I CHINA, ata The Times says: We have received by this mall two be letters from our correspondent. The first is dated Hong- aol kong, May 24, and is as follows :- 10' The 'Mails of the 24th of 'March and the 8th ot April from London arrived hire on the 22nd ult. ha, ?? The China news by this opportunity is important. Tu Tie latest dates from Shaughae are to the 10th ult. pet by ...

... It is understood that Mr. P. B. Beamish will be the liberal candidate for the vacancy created in the represent- ation of Cork city by the expected appointment of Mr. Commtssiorer-Murphy. It seems that no fewer than three petitions have pro- ceeded from the electors of the pure and unspotted bo- rough of Sligo-two against the return of Mr. John Sad- leir, and the third against Mr. John Patrick ...

... CJIFrST CICRCII SUNDAY AND DAY SCROOLS.a-On Sunday last, sermons were preached in Christ Church, l and collections made, in behalf of the above schools, amounting to £48 3s. Gd. The sermon in the morning was preached by the Rev. Canon Parry M.A.; in the afternoon, by the Rev. Thos. Clark; and in the evening, by the Rev. R.Brickel, B.A. TEE WAGES MOVEMENT.- The cotton spinners and manufacturers ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1853. I - LA - - - - - -_ ~ --I - - - ._ . . - There is now a general feeling of confidence that the Eastern difficulty will be peaceably settled, intimations having been received both in London and Paris of the acceptance by Russia of the proposal of the other Euro- pean powers. There is some doubt expressed as to I whether the immediate ...

... I I my The officers of the London police force have made an Lad application for an Increase of wages, in consequence of de, the increased price of provisions. kee, I The firemen of Manchester are now to receive, while on duty, 2s. for the first hour and Us. for each hour sub- en. sequently, instead of is. and 6d. as before. 3 as some thieves broke into Tynemouth Church, on Tues- o day night ...

... THE LITERARY EXHIBITION, ACADEMY DAY AT STONYHURST COLLEGE, I r-. S -- AM A_ .. N (Fraine a corrcqsondecnt) 3. Inter sylvus Academi quierere vert-un. Jo, Stonyhurt-e College, In Lancashire, as our readers are aware, ie He a celebrated and flourishing InstItution, undei~the direction of the H. learned and Pious followers of the Sainted Ignatius Loyaa.SI Here youth are traineid In troth and ...

... . CnuczzT.-A match, between the Chosley and Whittle-le. Woods clubs, will be played on the Whittle ground on Wednesday next, the 17th Instant. SourTm= CHAPEL.-On Sunday last, the annual sermons In aid of the chapel, and In support of the day and Sunday school, were preached: In the morning by Monsignor Donovan, D.D., of Blackley, and In the evening by the Rev. J. J. Bond, of Preston. The ...

... ACCRINGTON - GREAT HARWOOD IFAIR-This customary fair ean, Monday and Tuesday last. Upwards of 1,300 cattle wer which mostly changed hands, being the largest ere'hO' shown at any previous fair. Visitors were umrnber cei- fact, the I oldest inhabitant does not remember s'ch ou; ir, e u.h a air Tuesday, the teachers and scholars in connection vviti, t ?? pendent Chapel, headed by the Great ...