... - 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 ...

... St OUUIXJI. I J.1AJX U21lI VU -LM. LsSunday last being the anniversary of this institution,' sermons were preached in Great George-street and other l chapels, and collections made in aid of its fends. The la 22nd anniversary meeting was held last evening, in Great It George-street Chapel, the Rev. Dr. Raffles in the chair. n There was a large attendance, and amongstthegentlemen e on the ...

... 11, .XI.L.L.Lt.j.. , (Fm te .IRELAND.. | fm the Freenu e JouSmail of yeeterday.) 84t The Irish bank returns for the- past month have been talc . published, and are unusually. interesting. The increase 12 t ps is enormous, being no less than £76,000, the largest 6'tc r- figgsre we have ever had to deal with. in this way. 10 t nr The circulation is now, for the, first time for six years, - 5e ...

... lat THE MAYOR will pay his first state visit to St. George's t Church, to-morrow. His days of attendance with the h Council will afterwards be, the first and third Sundays of I each month during his mayoralty. B SIR GEORGE STRICKLAND, BART., M.P., has expressed r his approval of the objects of the Preston Early Closing j Association, and consented to become one of its patrons I and an honorary ...

... I ?? ?? ?? - - - Sr. ANNE'S SUNDAY AND DAY INFANT SCTIonTa. - on ru..a. CO last, two sermons were preached in St. Anne's Church, by the de Rev. J. N. G. Armytage, formerly incumbent of St. Thomas's, in ab which appeals were made in behalf of those schools. The church th was crowded on both occasions; and, in the evening, the Mayor de and corporation attended. The appeals were eminently success ...

... : ?? ?? .. ?. era . ?? . ?? ?? ?? ?? trr-A spot in the cemetery of Pdre Ia Chaise is to act ively destined for the Mussulmans. e u- It is stated'that Prince Napoleon, the heir presumptiv he the French throne, is about to pay a visit to Turin. lis It is shown that in the month ended the 10tWll ut there as were 6,213,85141b of manufactured tobacco imported, ?as Wednesday was observed at ...

... ___ I ?? I. Ti: RUSSIA AND TUTIEF~Y. carry Paris, Nov. 11, 6 ?? to thle last news said from Constantinople, thu Siultmit has positively rejected nill n proposal for an arrangetuent Which thle diplpomatists sub- tness mittea to 1d1m. ns DANUBIAN\ PIUNCIPALITIES. BU Bucharest, Octobeir 31.-The tilclrbers Of tile council slans appointed (by Prince Stirbeyl have paid thecir ?? to anidt Prince ...

... I I lf-*Rh6Y,5 aaftnim iI ; (-D ,I - $>Getilt of zCfmou~fjt. Fonomy in our affairs has the same effect ulton our fortunes vieii good brceding has upon our conversation. There is a behlitour in both cases, which, instead of making men ,ctnd reders them both miserable an'l ?? (;nerosity. without the guidance of prudence or benevolence, and folly, Ile who gives away all that he has to another, ...

... : - C--: ?? fter Tmc 5RaiATTBACT CASe.-Mr. Calleghan, the magistrate, the has refused a copy of the information of Mr. O'Brennan m on- against the tract distributor, upon- which -Mr. Nunn, who t the. applied for it, said he would seek it through the superior th s ocourts.- 'Th6e ease will, therefore, be heard of again. th ?? SALE Op ENOUMBERED ESTATBs.-Another monster pro- to ion perty-that ...

... LY -SUMMARY. I ?? . ?? ?? ?? II * ?? ?? FOREIGNvC. all, All the previous accounts receivedf tr ucess ofet t de Turks over their Russian adversaries, were fully con-ro Onnd a th cmmecemnt f he present week. The battle of 01tenitza was in reality Spread over three days. Si Geneal anenberg came to the aid of Gortsehakoff,jo whenone ing f. the latter's'force was repulsed in the grt skirmaish. The ...

... garrian ? ? : % FRANCE.. of PAUIS, SUNDAY EvENING~.-M. Nesselrode's circular de- w spatch explanatory of the czar's mnanifesto has onlyody become publicly known in Paris. Iisgnrly inerpete N as a supercilious defiance to the western powers-a defiance cc which the feebleness of their diplomacy-has provoked. If fa they are content to remain on good behaviour upon the di terms dictated by Russia ...

... y : ?? ;:0 d SALZS OF LAND.-Mr. J. C. Grant Duff, of Eden, has just It purchased-the estate of Blervie, near Forres, from the trustees . of. the late James, Earl of Fife. The purchase money It amounted to £42,500.-The estate of Braco was sold at Y Edinburgh on tbe 20th tilt.. The purchaser is George Kellie It M'Allum. rEq. and the price was £37,000. e PROPAGATION o03 SAnLAro.-We understand ...