... in THE CHOLERA.-Three cases of cholera occurred on fc Tuesday, in Dublin. On the Guiding Star, emigrant ti. ship, which has put into the port of Belfast, twelve per- vi sons were found infected with cholera, and seven had died as on the passage from Liverpool. An infected emigrant ti ship has also arrived at Cork. run REPnESENTATION OF CLONMIEL.- The Cork Reporter ti announces the death of the ...

... - I CHOILEY U.atoN.-The Chorley Board of Gl6arii.-oi; hi weekly meeting on Tuesday Air. J. llaydock in tle' following was the rlulllber of paupers in recept Or Tl 1n.door-Chorley W'housc.. 2 -door-CorlI it' BrintUe Ou,,o S8 ?? ?? The masters' day books showed articles receiveN itt, , 1v: liouses as follow --'W Chorley Workhouse£l 12 8 IBrindle Workhouse £1, Produce of ?? I 11 0 Produce of ...

... VI IFp _ ?? ALDEMIMANiC BODY.-The following six aldermen re- tire from office on Wednesday next :-T. Monk, J. Paley, jun., J. Paley, sen., John Horrocks, Thomas Bireball, and Richard Pedder. Air. Alderman Horrocks has authi- rised'us to state that it is his wish to retire from the council, and not to be re-elected on Wednesday. The duties of a member of the council are now of so onerous and ...

... ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS UNDER THE CHORLEY 11 IMPRDVEMENT ACT. I This act having been passed, and the time having arrived for the appointment of commissioners for carrying out its provisions, thero baa ho- n 0cod deal of ons-ultation amongst uartles Intte ested in the matter; and a placard was some time ago issued, stating that an offer had been, made by one of the two commit. tees which had ...

... II -II TEE PRESTON SnrTxx.-At Burnley, on Monday last, it was announced to a meetingof the unemployed that, asaU themoney that could be obtained would be required in fighting the battle at Preston, and in the expenses of the organization, no aid could be afforded to the turn-outs in other places. TiE EFFECTS OF THE LoCK-oUT.--The town at present wears a most gloomy aspect * all business ...

... B3arroluct Crioeo. A lUSEYITE._- Is Lord Derby really a PuseytO ? Said an anxiotis Churchman to a friend of ours, I should think he was, replied Dobbs, seeing his intense devotion to St. Leper. It is said that the Russian army onl the 1)anube is decimated by disease; so is the Wigan police-one of thesn is on tho sick ?? Press. Chemlically speaking, a man is forty-five pounds of carbon ...

... THE WAGECS MOVEMEN'T. l A meeting of weavers was held In the Orchard, on Saturday afternoon last, Mr. E. Swinglehurst presiding. There were about 6,000 persons present. The CUAISRMAN, in opening the meeting, said he had been at many important meetings duringthe week. some ofthems at places in which the manufacturers of Preston had induced the employers to lock up their mills. Bacup was all ...

... CLITlIEROE. GOA14MAIC SCHOOL.-On Wednesday evening last, the Rev. Mr. Boden delivered his second lecture on the atmosphere. NEw ?? are being made to raise funds for the purchase of an organ for St. James's Church, Clitheroe, as a tes. timonial In remembrance of the late Rev. Mr. Powell. 'Lo frst minister of St. James's, and formerly head master of the Clitherae !grammar school, who died a ...

... BLACKBU-R - B LAC KB U RX EARLrY CLOSIXG.-ThC pawnbrokers of this town believe, are about to commence closing their 'ti C ments at seven o'clock every cvening, except Saturd We trust this salutary change will be effected in In Y other establishments where assistants are ernplqcd. 'NESLFYAN 3lessioss.-Two sermons were preached oI congregations on Sunday last, in Clayton.street Chap.l * tgc ...

... There is something rotten in the state of Blackburn. There is evidently something essentially and radically wrong in Its local government, or we should not have, as has been the case several times within the last twelve months, the town abandoned to the ravages of a lawless mob, and the authorities kept at bay by a gang of ruffians who smash windows or break heads without the slightest ...

... The reconciliation that has this week taken place be- tween the representatives of the two Bourbon houses, the Duke of Nemours, eldest son of Louis Philippe, and the Duke of Bordeaux, the head of the legitimate royal family of France, is a circumstance of an agreeable cha- racter as respects the two princes and their families, whom political causes have hitherto estranged, but can have, at ...

... ?? ~~ AA . a_. ?? I_ . (FroM our own Correspondlent.) London, Thursday Evening. For the cause of the abrupt termination of my notes last week, the indulgent reader is referred to Her Majesty's Post Master General, or to his secretary, Colonel Maberly. But he is warned beforehand that he will get anything but a satisfactory reply to his demand lfor an explanation. In fact the punctual delivery ...