... I | DIVISION OF THrE COUNsTY INTl' T'HREE I I RIDINGS. me - - - - ?- ?? -U I4AA- 1APAAA Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a meeting of the magis- trates of the county was held in the County Court, Lime- street. The eircular by which the meeting was convelced stated that certain resolutions would bo submitted for consideration on the subject of the projeted division of the county palatine of ...

... proves ADDIIESSPND BTTH AsTa~ofoX8R TO THE OBSERVATORY can pr I vMMTThE OF TUB TOWN COUNOIL. iated &,t t he ?? f the Briltih Association for theoAdvance.- Commc( met ~Scece n hi ?? last, the Pro- both paatonofpaer t e ea bfoe hesctions Ont matters proper conete it te beratryad throfficial duties so a littis ~uiyocuid y ietatitws hught desirable to whse a deerte epr, hihha hrtoo eobn presented ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1855. P PAR LIAMENT AND POLAND. War in one shape or other is the only question of the day that can command public attention, or rouse an earnest debate in the House of Commons, Three nights out of four is a very moderate average of the time devoted by parliament to discussions directly or indirectly of a martial character. From the ...

... 17 e7t -fe ?? Sir John Herschel will be Succeeded Mint by Professor Graham, of Uo?- Its ,Ila1C t a ? verilty Calla ,lt' ftt tons The crime of iafanticide is frl olle., rif- the metropolis and elsewhere. i a , inbe, or The Calcutta, with the btstsyal Las arrived at Corfu on the 16th inst. eaobire Vant In the sitting of the 24th of the Chesb nose Turin a bill for a levy of 13,000 men Wee embe ...

... MR. FAIRBAIRN'S LECTURES ON STEAM/ BOILERS. i On Wednesday Week, Mr. Fairbairn delivered his 'second ah I ecture before the members of the Manchester MeetojEis.; pro Institution; a numerous audience, includirig seeral ladies, WO the Lord Bishop of Manchester, Mr. Thoeýas Bazley ,And the Othir gentlemen,, being present. Mr. £rifver Heywood pro. val aided, and briefly introduced the lecturer -Mr ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1855. | Time was when to talk of a standing army as a perma- nent institution of this country were of itself petty trea- son. How many immaculate patriots have there not, since George the Third was king, stalked into place and pay on the strength of their unpurchaseable oppo- sition to this traditional enemy to national liberty. National feeling ...

... 1| Chronicle Office, Ten, a. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH-] London, Saturday morning. THE VIENNA CONFERENCE. The Vienna correspondent of the Time: telegraphs that the conference is proceeding satisfactorily. The second point was either settled yesterday (Friday), or will be to-day. It most be repeated that the question of peace or war is not decided until the third point is settled. The Vienna ...

... I I MAnCH FAIIL.-At this annual fair, held on the 6th of March Tuesday last, theattendance of farmers and others was iumo. rolls; indeed, being a very fine day, there was quite a throng. The show of cattle was below the average as to quantity, but prime in quality. The calvers were remarkably good. Prices were lower, and the sales considerable. TuE MILITIA.- It is probable that the Fifth ...

... In noticing a fortnight ago the provisions of the Public Health Bill now before Parliament, we adverted to what we considered an omission in that measure, inasmuch as it contained no enactment for the establishment of ceme- teries by the local governing body. We made the sug- gestion from a conviction that the business attendant upon such an undertaking would be as efficiently and certainly ...

... 1. 11 (From our own Correspondent.) London, Thursday Evening. The frost has disappeared, to the great joy of every- body except the skate sellers. Imminent indeed had the state of affairs become. The bread riots attempted in two or three instances in the Metropolis were no doubt the work of scoundrels to whom the art of living on the fat of the land is no secret even in the worst of seasons; ...

... FuNERAL SEnRMon.-On Thursday evening week, the Rev. Dr. Beard, of Manchester, preached a most interesting sermon to a crowded audience in the Unitarian chapel, Padiham, on the death of the Rev. Henry Dean, late resident minister. His text was the 4th verse of the 11th chapter of Hebrews,- He being dead, yet speaketh. The discourse was listened to with tire most pro- found attention. Mr. Dean ...

... The Paris correspondent of the T2nses, writing on Saturday, says- Tge date of the emperor's departure for the Crimea is not accurately knowno, uteeything is in sucii a state of forwardneig. that the shertest notice weill sufflice. ?? comininsiderc6f flud impeirial yachts, psassed n the 7th in psost baste through Ilyons, onl his wby toToelon, for the purpose.Of bringting up the Reine'lHortense ...