... CI.ONMEATION O0 imGANGE CHURCH, ' MORBOAMBE BAY. I D [COMaiMUtATED.J re a As many of our readers Bae intcrested in, and ha'fe A 8 largely contributed towards Ithe building of this churob, .I sW hnki hr' irsteiobfounn ofthe wordific we think that in hoticingstho conse for o theredc d a slgtsec ftelcll )5Fnt be out of place., e Ayog, pketc. And thow 10 rmed we swereatest spots.ing n The vilage o ...

... i | tacUNIMENcY oF LrrTLEDALE.-At the quarter session day last, the Rev. J. Webbor Birley took the customary incumbent of Littledale. st aths al D'TY-.LZEorExAT.Ts.-At the quarter sessions at Lanc on Monday last, the Right Hon. M. T. Baines, Esq., NI.p etI caster, and T. H. Bateman, Esq., Hulton Park, took th, deputy-lieutenants of the countyt oath5 as l Jrnys5At; FstsED.-At the Lancaster ...

... 1|-B- RNLEY. ;Ergoss.-On Sunday last, the anniversary school COES of the Wesleyans were preached in the morning . evening, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Burnley, by the I; Dr. Beaumont, of London, when collections in aid tat funds of the school were made, amounting to the -- f £141. In the afternoon of the same day, the , Mr. Strachau delivered an address to the teachers, .ents, and the friends of ...

... - I ,rA.. t a . nhr. - - - - MEMORIAL TO THE HOME SECRETARY, On Mnda lat, te aalgmatd committee for the enlrge ?? h Town Hall. There was vey tll ?? Brownbill was in r h hi.TeToncekrpre that he had made the9 apliatonfo te djurmet f h twenty-one cases ment ofnusace fr hchsumose hdbeen taken out, and inver d that he had, on Saturday last, commuic ated to Mr. Trafford 21,0C a the resolution of ...

... ? : ? I Q 'nr iNOTICES TO READERS AND CORESPONDENTS or - A SPNE~i-7 Y of THE NEW STAMP BRECEa'T ACT.-We have many inquiries regard- d s; ing the operation of the new act, and cases are placed before ad us regarding which we ?? it impossible to give an answer, a as We wol dieout, 00 e~odents, in all eases of doubt, to es ToCSTN letter is too long for ineertion. We quite agree y 15 with its ...

... 1 ?? TT.T- DAP'PTVTTTAPQ FURTHER PARTICULARS. The Glasgowo Herald gives a long account of the ship- wreck of the Annie Jane, the most interesting portions of which we subjoin. It appears that by great efforts the vessel was got clear of a reef of rocks which jutted seaward, upon which the waves were breaking furiously, and where it was evident to all that, had the ship struck, not a soul ...

... This meeting was held in the Court House, on Saturday last. Frone the unanimity of the proceedings much good may be ex- pected for the health and comfort of the town. The following gentlemen were present:-Robt. Hargreaves, Esq., in the chair; James Woriley, Esq. ; Messrs. Charles flai, James Grimshaw, Gervis Marshall, William Dewhurst, Richd. Taylor, Henry Clegg, Henry Cunliffe, Geo. Hosvarth, ...

... PROTESTANT MISSIONS TO IRE'LAND. PUBLIC LECTURE. c On the evening of yesterday week,,a lecture was delivered on unt The Evangelization of Ireland, in the National scliool-rooml, and Chorley, by the Rev. Samuel Minton, M.A., Incumbent of St. for Sialas Liverpool. It was delivered by the rev, gentleman in his usual able, eloquent, and eass-tv I --f-I .-A tb ,e,,ow ?? ?? c aunin dience. The ...

... ; WRECK OF THE. :'DAIHOUSIE' PAS. ?? SENGER SHIP. E 3;: I *GREAT LOSS 'OF LIFE. w Onr Friday, intelligence reached London of the foundering tin of the well-known passengcr ship Dalhoitsic, Captain Butter- tht( worth, commander, off Beacby Head, duiring the gale which dri iswept the channel for several days last week, and of the ste -drowning of every person on board except one, a seaman. - ...

... ; Mn Mr. Patrick James Byrne, of Dundalk, has been appointed , of crown solicitor for Louth, in the room of Mr. Peter M ?? psGartlan. 0D- The reports have become much more favourable, and it nd would appear that the potato disease has made very little do- progress during the week. the The Tablet contains a most gratifying statement, showing eps the increase of embroidery and sewed muslin work ...

... I -Biotrtrt MUM. ? ASH-TON. k HAY AND STRAW MARKET.-We perceive Ithat Mr. Wood -is now about to establish a hay and Straw market in this ~.town, on Tuesday and Thiursday in each week; and on Y Thnrsday last both hay and straw met with a good and 5 ready Sale, the former fetching Old. and the latter 4id. per stone. 1 MEAT MActscsT.-The show of cattle and sheep in the s market yesterday (Tuesday ...

... 0, MAGNIFICENT POTATOEs.-There may now be seen at = our office samples of the largest and finest potatoes which have ever been grown in this part of England.. They 1y's were raised upon sandhills (which were lately levelled, - near Formby, upon the estate of Thomas Weld Blundell, ills Esq., of Inca-hall), by the application of night soil from 24, this town, and were planted in May last. This ...