... T.HE,:STRIKE1, O PBOD H | RT EASX OARDN Tag I GREAT EAS3TE : I MEETING OF JOINERS' LASTNIGHT.' naey ,Last evening a crowded meeting of joiners 'wis bited held in the toncert Hall, Lord Nelson-street, bhads when Mr. Fitzpatrick presided. Members were and present from the Mersey Ship Joiners' Association, of the Amalgamated Society of House Joiners, and Iron. the General Union of House Joinerd ...

... ?? AAi . - d ?? -f ^^1,1 I-AV AA^A ?? a nne ricr ?? ox golq brive been discoverod in the county of IHastings, Calnada \Vest. Of course the dis- covery lias deligihted the Canadians. Thle Kinc o ?? left Florence on the 24th Deeemb.er, to splicl the Cblistmnas fctes at Turin. Prince Amadteus, Siconi ston of Hlis Majesty, bad previously arrived at V~enice. President Johnson having issued a decree ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PARSTON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1867. ?? . ?? ?? ?? ?? .. ?? ?? ?? Us~stnel *e---s;snxrsad n- I f 1_ _ Eivery public man must make up his mind to be blamed as well as praised. People think so differently from, and come to conclusions so opposite to, each other, that it is pretty certain that what extorts the admiration of one person will be held up to severe condemnation by ...

... MJR. BRIGHT AND HIS WORKPEOPLE. I The revorts ?? Mr. Bright's relations with his own worbpOoplp, though rather calbuhitad to ?? amuse. rt then any more ?? Impressoln In the mind of per. ens arquanted ith m reochdole, eeem to have been so far taken to heart by these more especially concerned, as to prompt them to, a demonstration in ?? huoour which could leave no MMle In anDY part of the ...

... ITHE OHARGE AGAINST AN ATTORNEY'S ULE1'It. At the Salford Town Hall, on Saturday, John Stead, an attorney's clerk, who at the sessions just closed was tried and acquitted upon a charge of obtaining money on false pretences, was again placed in the dock upon a similr charge. The prosecutor. William Nodeni of 7, Northum. berland-street, Regent Road, owing to Illness was unable to appear, and his ...

... I. I. I - - ; + -_ rl t es ' ?? §!q ~C.. ?? S 1 -B 1 - d _ _ I I I I .; _ _ _ _ _ THE, LIVERPOOL rFINANCIAL ASSOCIA- TION` (L1*1TED). Fellow Shareholders,-As the directors seem so the differencs ?? thesdpeptostopa alyis A NERVOUS SH&RuEHlOLDER. 1st Januar7, 1867. SERVICE'RESERVOIRS. TO THE ESDITORS OF THu LIVHBPOOL IMZOURY. Gentleraen,-1 observb'frbin the report in your- cobinirs of the last ...

... I -- I ?? rt meeting of the board for the .year was held yesterday at tho dock offices, Revenue butsdings. There were present-Measrs. S. Bi. Graves, K P. U:. Turner, M.P., J. Latrd, hiP., It. Brocklebank, Rankin, Meil Iiyslop, Hornby, Arnold, Paton, 5foes, Ftotcher Sirltis' Job, Hiarrison, Forwood, Farnwvorth, lRbback, iold~ }Kendall, Nicholaon, Galloway, and Tobln. ELECTION OF CHIAIRMAN. Mr. ...

... The weekly meetipg ot the Hersey Docks and Harbour opd- Board was held yesterday at the Dock-office Revenue- fstered buildings. Mr. B., Brocklebank presided, anti the other L86 'members present were Messirs. Jr. Laird, M. P., Arnold, 1866,i~ Kedalli Smithi, Farnworth, Mstee, Job, Fletcher, Holme, 1:- Jlbback, Bold, Galloway, Nicholsen, Harrison, Langton, - Forwood, Melly, Hyslop, Hornby, Moss, ...

... LizE ?? UKE or~ HAMILTON.t 7 - *1 . , i I ; . i I . . . ' ; . Scotehmen (says the awigdw Herald, can hardly regard'the-misfortunie ?? haa befallen'the duca 'botise'ibf Hamillton with any other feelliogeave that; of regret. There mighthave been no. igheri u' more honoured and respected ntfme.on the rol of the British peerage at thie presentday than that of 'the two greiitb'istoric families now ...

... IU SHOCK1NG DEATH OF IDIOT Buy. - A ?? story CO about an idiot boy eand3 omi was said to have been foundded io in acellar, owing toth he had been treated. An inquest was held upon the bods witnesses deposed that the poor boy h shirt washed for twelve months, Nad been seen in a cold cellar almost on but a thin pair of trol ers Bread was given to him here byel which he ate ravenously; and Mn, ...

... i FRANCE. , SPEECH OF THE EMPERORR. id At the reception held on Tuesday at the Tuilerles, the In Zmperor addressed the following speech to the diplomatic Ox ?? opening of the new year furnishes me an opportunity of expreasing rmy wishes for the stability of thrones and the prosperity of nations. I hope that we Gre entering upon a new ra, of peace and concIllatIon, asd A that the Universal ...

... IAt % - OlAT iB , _ W TOMS. .. * ?? I aI 60Thc Ez gcs of Vlrne-aZdayn ht says -Wltith the glass at below ireezing, as teglstoredt by Negretti aiid Zainbras thermometer, the weather last night indioated the approaoh Of Nnow, which began to fall'tslightly soon after one o'clock this Morning, A strong wind, which was blowiog from the north-west at the time continued till about half-past four, ...