... O - - . , . . . I , 4;I , I IFOREIGN .INTELLIGENE- -, and n FRANCE. amine, Tito fine weather during the last few days has been them hig,,hly favourable to the sowingof winter corn. This issa she Co g 1omde~en for the next harvest. ,There has been eon- accept side1rolile activity observed in the corn'taedrn h felt ti last w,,ek, and flour has risen fully 1f. the sack. The arrive avc~ragu' price ...

... THE CHRONICLE. I PRESTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1853. AIR. GLADSTONE IN MANCHESTER. The inauguration of the Peel statue in Manchester, a monument raised by the busy men of commerce in that town to the memory of England's greatest statesman, in acknowledgment of the services rendered by him to his country, at the sacrifice of his power and his official posi- tion, was appropriately honoured ...

... TrE MAYORALTT.-It is said that Joseph Acton, Esq., is to be the mayor for the ensuing year. TOKEN or REsPECT.-On Monday evening last the Rev. P. Jones, incumbent of nindley, was presented with a gown and cassock by the teachers belonging to St. Catherine's church schools, Scbolfield-lane, as a token of l * their respect for the kindness and urbanity with which he had attended to their ...

... Yesterday week was the day appointed by the Catlielic o Accrington and Church to present their former patotr with ; token of their esteena for the very active and faithful diseharw *>t his duties during hiis miinistry over thei. The Iev. C. ii. Coils: - S.J., the gentleman thus gratefully remembered, is a Ma-tir ci Arts in the University of Oxford, who emrbraced the Romeni Catholic flith in ...

... 1 - - WRITTLE-LE-WOODS.-On Sunday last, two eloquent and impressive sermons were delivered in the Wesleyan Chapel, Whittle-le-Woods, by the Rev. John Skidmore, of Preston. to crowded congregations, on behalf of the Sunday school connected with the above place of worship The collections amounted to the handsome sum of £10 18s. 03d. CoUNTY REvIsIoN.-Edward Rushton, Esq., held a court for the ...

... The Preston branch of the above essoelatlon beld a jubilee during the paet week, in celebration of the -parent society having entered Its ?? year. Sermons were preached and collections made on Sunday last at the following places of worship :-Christ Church: Morning, by the Rev. T. Clarke, incumbent. St. Afarp's: Evening, by the Rev. H. R. Smith, incumbent. St. I'eter~s: Evening, by the Rev.3.Rf ...

... ' - I t Ik OnI , i, - I ,. It£ On Thursday, under ciicnmstances of unusural interest, a lei new hurc wasconsecrated at Denton, near this ?? tin e saial pcctliarity of the oircrumstancies'arose outlof the fact, if fin tat hepricialpromoter of the erectioin ofthe obihwas ?? pr-the Rev. Richard Greawell, B.D. o5f WorcesterCollege, .PC PHo Oxford, Whose friehiaship and influence with Mr. Gladstone ...

... 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 ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1853. ?? ?? P I ,, , ?? , ?? . ?? .. I8AU POPULI LF.X SUPRE31A. There has been a meeting of the Hilckford Agricultural and Conservative Club at Castle Po Hedingham. Time was when this festival was a di, jovial holiday; the club met then to commemo- aCb3 rate a victory or anticipate a triumph. Then, th, after such a feast, country gentlemen felt ...

... 0 t~t Mut telWtaneu+ CLERIC-AL lNTELrGANCS. - Yesterday, at the Diocesae Registry, St. Jnmes's Square, the Lord Bishop of Mauebester licensed the Rev. Henry Rolhne, Westmore, to be a minor canon of the Cathedral Church of Manchester, vacant by the death of the Rev. Richard Pennington, on the ncmuination and election of the Dean and Canons of Manchester, the patrons, aud his lordship at the ...

... I Diotvict. Netuo, . Ale 9(For previous District News, see Supplement.) ad ?? ASHTON. 1l Is. TTOBSON'S ADVERTISING JOURNAL, No. ti as lJUL 2, Price a Halfpenny-Sold everywhere.-Manchester, ByABEL and JOHN HEX WOOD 0- )n GENTLEMEN'S GLEE CLUB.-On Thursday evening last, C le the first monthly meeting of the members of this society se d took place in the Commercial Room, when there was a very pi ...

... - The RuBSion government ?? ohtainad . ?? I Or The RUssian government has obtained permission to neavi- rie gate tbe Ch inese river Love. This ooncession throws open di al he three Mantehon provinces, and Gbortenas, y two-thirda s the journey from the Russian posstlSisieus. in America to T td Irktusk. th a. - l id TRANScATLANTIc TELEGRAPH.-The first experiment of id sumegig a submarine ...