... I RELAND. I SHOUT Time is being generally resorted to in the flax mills of Belfast. Tna REV. Ma. CONWAY, one of the Roman Catholic priests atatist whom en official information has heen filed in consequence of the report of the Mayo election CoIn- mittee, has entered an appearance in the Court of Queen's Bench, Dublin. BRUTAL MUaDEP.-On Thursday evening week, as James M'Glyun was returning frau ...

... 0, J. Au extraordinary fall in the price of grain has occurred *ein all the Spanish markets. A FoIJUDLINO.-It seems that a female child wastR picked i up somewhere on the river bank lately by the seamen of the Nankin. By whom she has been adopted we do not e know, but she was baptised ict the cathedral on Sunday last under the name o1 Victoria Narnhiu.-Chiua (Hong n There has been a project ...

... and 111 rich Yesterday, the annual sermons were preached at the pi ,mat churches in this town and neighboarhood ansimalts- Laen, neous Collections made on bobhalf of the local charities, a able MRs. HzNRYa PHILLIP'S.-We understand that this re ?? celebrated vooalist- is about to re-appear on the stage in a a als series of operettas composed. for ?? Tinaa. ppl Yetra enthe anniversary of the ...

... THE WR!ZOK OF THE DUNBAR, AUSTRALIAN CLIPPER, AND LOSS OF 14o LIVES. We gather from the Sydney~ AMorning Heraldc, of Sept. -10, the following particulars respecting the wreck of the tO'J Dunbar, whichliassalready been annotunoed: for The Dunbar,theproperty ofMessrs. Dunbar~of London, ex was built at Stinderland by Laing, for her owners, who are hol celebrated for the Oltent of their mercantile ...

... -r Am w - v w e - ~ ?? -- NNW QUEBNA CounnE.-The following gentlemen who no 'have ?? ?? counsel were called on ?? withiii the bar ot the Court of Common ple%`% we here they took their seats, in accordancle with their ~ Ws newly conferrcd rank :-JMr. Wordsworth, Mr. Locke, If ?? Mr. Skinner, Mr. Huddlestolo, Mr. Lush, Mr. f Ila Monik, Mr. Forsyth, and Mr. Manesity. Mr. Sergeant I ur Pigot went ...

... TEa MUNICIPAL ELBCTION. The 1st of November ?? this year on a Sunday, the annual election of 16 members of the town council, to supply the Place of a like number who retired by rota- tion, took place on Monday last, in the several wards. There were only eight oontestc, bat someof these were of the most exciting nature. No. 1.-EVERTON AND KIRKDALE WARD. The contest here lay between Mr. George ...

... LOCAIL INTELLIGENCE. fen Tun ALMrON LITERARY SOCIETY.-The usual weekly Br. meeting of this society was held on Wednesday evening to last, at Lovelady's, Derby-street, when the following ques- of I tion was discussed- Ought the people to be trained to for the use of arms ?' After an animated debate, by the bu oasting vote of the ohairman it was decided that they wii ought not. usE FUNF;IAL OF ...

... Itse A meeting of this society took plae last evening, in oak the grand jury room, St. George's Hall, 19r. J. T. Dat- ro- son, one of the vice-presidents, in the chair. but The Secretary announced the following, ar4ong other )m- ?? Antique, PI. 1, Vol. A; Arobrao- ed. ?? Journtl, No. 63; Proceedings of the Sooiety of oh Antiquaries, Vol. 2, Pi. 1;. Bulletia.de la Soci6;o Arch60- )r a logique ...

... INDiA. AI I ?? 03lOlg OF WTEl k HIGHER CLASS HINDOOS. (For the Preston Chronicle.) & few words on teorigin of one of its (at this ,roedwihmyfrteraconaonnda Yy st ange d peclia intittions. The *ee~ ito castes Of the i idoo inhabitants of India piiilo5; bseen considered one of the most peculiar Is'ay 5jftecony; yet, I think, if the institution be ftsuned philosophically, it will be found to be ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. E A CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PEESTON CrlEOROLcD. SIR,-The present year is fast drawing to a conclusion. Christmas Day falling UpOn a Friday, do you ot thoikk that some arrangement mnight be made with the ?? abopkeepers of this town, so that unanimously, they Would keep their establishments closed until Monday, the 28th instant? The ahopmen of Preston have as ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRES70At, SATURDA Y. NOVEMBER 28. 1857. A portion of each ofthe London morning journals is daily devoted to the chronicling of the movements of royalty, and of the great folks who bask in the smiles of royal favour. It is to #e Court Cir- cular that we are indebted for our knowing that the Queen walked on the slopes in the morning, or that the Prince Consort went out riding ...

... RAILWAY UEPARTURES FOR NOV. FFROM PRESTON. 'o Blackburn, Accrinyton, Bury, and Manchster-6.35 mix. 9.0 11.0 morn. 1.45 4.5 5.10 7-30 mix, *9.0 atutn. On Sun. days 7.30 morm., 2.156.15 aftn., all mixed. (0 On Saturdays, and to Acorington only.) To Btackturn, Buratey, Colnse, Skipton, Bradford, Leeds.- 8.35 mix, 9.0 011.0 morn. ; 1.45 4,5 5-10 07-30 mix, aft, On Sundays: 7-30 morn.,2.15 *6 ...