... I FREEMEN AND THE MARSH. ls To THlE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. Judi 'Ssa1,-1 am a freeman of your borougb, and formerly sijc leept a cow which pastured upon the Marsh, 1 free' Of tote expense. I am informed that by an act of Parliament, lately passed, that if 1 put a cow on again I Shall have to Pay 26.per week. Is this the case ortnot? a Please answer in your next, and oblige SUPI ...

... A ACCRING' ON. ELECTION OF TnE FIRST LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.- Upwards of sixty gentlemen were nominated to fill the important office of members of the local board of health for Accrington, but we are glad to learn that arrange- ments were made by which this number was reduced to the eighteen required by the order in council, without the I necessity of a contest, or the creation of any ...

... XI&CHESTER UNITY. Meeting of Delegates of the South London District. The quarterly meeting of delegates representing nearly 4,000 mem- bers in the South London District of the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows, commenced on Monday last, in the Lord Byron Lodge-room, the Crown and Cushion, Page's-walk, Bermondsey. The chair. was occupied by the Pro. G.M. Hill- and the names of the delegates ...

... I LICHFIELD DIOCESA?; BOALRD OF EDUCATION. I A special meeting of this beard was held at the Diocesan ¶ in cola atena imnhm, in the dioces of oretr Beiemebrofhebadthere were a iaunt ber of thle subscribers tot the institution present. Th Lor 0a Biho of the Diocese presided, and there were also present th: l~ord Caithorpe, Lurd Lyttelton, W. 'Mundy, Esq., MIP., the Very Rev, the Dean of ...

... Lumsdeu Shirrefs, Esquire, at present tenanted by Charles Joiner, and as formerly advertised, will Let, on ID t cu rt., at 3, P.M., if a suitable offerer appear, when attendance will be given at Knowsie, to decide on the offers. 'in * re ...

... I BY BYELECTRIC TEBEBGRAPHL . 1RAfR Oceober 6, 1L6OD. TURIEY AND RUSSIA. (From the Recond Edieiotz of ihc Morning Chroneile). VIENNA, WaDNrEsDa EVENING.-The JdownalUAnstrian jdrrespoudent announces the arrival of the Constantinople titall df the Zith itt Trieste. The advices were, that an immediate dediaratiorl of war ?? not improbable, although expeotations were inddlged in tbat middsl ?? ...

... SHLRIFI'S' I.NAUGLUIRATION DiNNER. Last evening, Mr. Alderman A}ire, the new Sheriff for Londor asid Middlesex, uave his inauguration banquet at thio Land n Tavern. About 170 gentlemen were present, includin. Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart, M.P. ; the Hoe. and R1ev. lienry Iegge; the Right Hon. the Cursitor Baron; the Lard Matyor Elect; Mr. Masterman, I.P.; Mr. Chap. lin, M.P. ;sMr. Swift, IM.P.; ...

... APPALLINrG A CCIDBENT. PRESTON, TuEy§DAY. One of the most dire disasters which ever diffused consternation throughout this town occurred last night, in the fall of the floor of a room containing nearly 300 people. The ultimate consequences of this fearful casualty it is impossible at present to anticipate; but this may be stated, I that one young woman was killed on the spot, and from 40 to 50 ...

... The Parlamzento of Turin, of the 30th ult., an- nounces that Count d'Appony, the Austrian Minister, would depart, on the following day, on an uulimited leave of absence. The Divisional Council of Genoa had received a communication from the Marquis Camillo Pallavi- cino relative to the Nation'al Guard, the object of which was to suppress the obligation of serving in tthat militia, and to ...

... TIBE BURGLARY AT KiO WSLE Y-IIALL. W1Ve briefly announced in our last that a daring burglary had been committed at an early hour on Monday morning at ]Knowsley-ball, the seat of the Earl of Derby. The burglars, it appears, carried off some money and a number of valuable articles from the dressing rooms of the earl and countess. The burglars in the first instance ef- fected an entrance through ...

... O THE HOTEL-KEEPERS AND THE TI DIEs. TO TEE EDITOR OF TICE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-As usual, the Tirmes has thrown open its columns to one, and only one, side of a question. This time it has chosen to espouse the par, of what I suppose we must call the Unprotected Trall;eL-ls;' certain it is that their letters prove thtesi to be 'unaccustomed ones. Let any man havivtu the slightest experience in ...

... FE' ANCE. N'EDXESDAY EVENNc.I r i ve 1tSt returned from M. Ataoo's funeral. The this morning contained the followintg an- rl):;cnc n3!s jst los Sr a- s just lost one of its most glorious representa- ?? ' illustriout F. Arago died at the Observatory E ?? c i\, Oct 2, at six irc the evening, after a long ill- - it, M. o was one of thobe rare intelligences ?? Ca. . Ie ?? 'talent of enriching ...