... GAZETTE ANNOUNCEM]ENTS. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Hewitt, Ormskirk, grocer, June 7 and 28, at II o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Forshaw, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Williasm Stagg, Manchester, manufacturing cbemist, June S and 29, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bank. ruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Slater, Manchester; official ...

... HONORARY APPOINTMENTS TO MEDICAL CHARITIES. os On Saturday evening, a meeting of medical gentlemen was as held in the Town Hall, to consider the present state of the hi question of honorary medical appointments to public chari- hi ties, and to appoint a committee to report on the same. The ge chair was occupied by Dr. Redford; and there were also pre- 8s sent, Dr. Clay, Dr. Aikenhead, Dr. ...

... make fol ofFRANCE. th et f All the officers of the Emperor's household who went th ~ential to Constantinople to make preparations for the Emperor's or 025U25 intended journey to the East have returned to France in on the Slinois. It is, therefore, diffioult to believe that so in the there can be any truth in the rumours which still cir- Ila s, the culate, that the Emperor has not abandoned his ...

... I 1THE ANsriuA TEA PARTY in connection with-the Christ Church day and Sunday schools, Chatburn, was held on Whit-Tuesday. Tea was provided on a munifidcent scale, to vhlch about 400 sat down. The scholars afterwards adjourned to an adjoining field, where they enjoyed themselves with athletic games, &c. WHITOSUTI5DE AT SLAIaBmN.-WhIt.Monday has been noted from time immemorial for the ...

... I FROM PRESTON. To Bi-016bur, Accr igto, BMTm, and ifanwher--6.35 mI. 9-010.55 morn.; 1.45 -.0 5.10 7.30 mix, '9.0 atatn On Sandays: 730 morn., 2-15 6-10 '9.3o aftn., all mix. (*To A6c.ington only.) To Blackburn,, Burnltey, Cnd , Sleipston, Bradford, Leeds.- *-&35 mix, 9.0 10-55 morn.; 01-45 4.0 85-10 I7.30 mix, attn. On Sundays: -5.30 mor., 2.1506-10 attn.,,almi. (ToCne only.) To Lytham, ...

... !T!H!S - ?? ST. H:ELEN'S. p~lerats Aas; -on Friday, before Eilebard?Dilllngton,. Seq. war.- Barney Schofield. of Parr, labourer, wasoba'nA wlth55so8lting d by ?olice-eousatblo Houlker. It appeared thati on the day pre. this vious the defendant, who was employed at Messrs. Evans and M'Brido'5 chemical works, was corrductirrglilmself in a verytitls pro- orderly manner at the works, wvben Houiker ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1865. There never were truer words spoken or written than those of the trite Latin maxim VoexpopuUl, tox Dei, whether it be applied to morals, to literature, or to politics. It is a well-knownfact that however the dicta of trained minds may excel in critical acumen the judgmentsof ordinary individu- als, still that when the latter get together in ...

... for SW *ing CAPITAL AND REVENUE OF RAILWAYS IN IRE UNITED 7 ilst- KINGDOM.-It appears from a statement Of the capital and a1 ar.) revenue of railways in the United Kingdom for the second Cal reho half-year of 1854, compiled from official documents by Mr. Coi be J. S. Yeats, that the tutal capital expended on railways In Nei lion operation was, on the 31st of December, 1804, £279,310,813, ye, ...

... - -, .o. A.-- elan Rt.mlshr Fnnrr ws lirzni8. EMPRtESS EUUlNN lit. HE On Saturday last, the iron steam-ship Empress Engdnie, be- longing to the West of France Steam Navigation Company, proceeded onl a trial trip from this port. Bihe had on board a A large party of ladies and gentlemen, who had been invited by )Uir the agents and part owners of the vessel, Messrs. M'Clune and A of Tamplin, of ...

... 5 Bfy BRITISH TELEGRAPH. , RUSSIAN LEVIES. tE 0 Advices from Berlin, dated the 4th, state that f is intelligence has been received from St. Petersburg d t of the publication of an imperial ukase, decreeing that the Cossacks of Peschernigow and Palataza, in d Little Russia, shall be included in the levy orders, to complete the organisation of defence, ,e SPAIN. Our news from Madrid of the 4th ...

... SHOCKING CATASTROPHE A' THE SOUTH I LAMBETH RESERVOIRS. S E R I 0 U S L OS O F L I F E . On Wednesday morning, shortly before eight o'clock, an appalling accident took place at the reservoirs of the South Lambeth Waterworks, adjoining the old House of Correction on Brixton Hill, by which, unhappily, four un- fortunate men lost their lives by being crushed to death, and many others were very ...

... ACCRINGTON AND HASLLNGDE N. I - .- h PSIGNACITY PuNssED O Thursday last, at the Accringto, 5et5ions, George Taylor was fined 0s. 'and cools for challenging people to fight, at Rising Bridge, on Tuesday. WH5TEVVELL BOTTOM.-..On Sunday lest, two sermons wer. preached by Mr. S. Goddard, ?? Halifax, In the newly-erected miii, known as Wood Mil11, Hoillin which was kindly lent boy the proprietor ...