... DE STRUCTIVE KITCHEN-BOILER EXPLOSION ATr PRESTON. A most alarming kitchen-boiler explosion took place the other night, at the house of Mr John Ainscow, in Fishergate Hill, Preston. The boiler was fixed at the side of the fireplace in the cellar kitchen. was self-feeding, and was made of wrought iron. The explosion shook the entire premises. At the time it occurred Mr Ainscow was sittin- on ...

... JToG e' rod t ?? LOWMo''A ?? mesnwg, qif~ting o, a *uerof,gqaglem=; Othf. ,igsu, a. d tzders,, ;4e X sy Y :ta tq§,urtdoe o, £30 ,, 11vp,* ?? , '5pt W I .rce.,th Wujltrtgs at .preoent .exing saoxsgs the. ; I nre x~pe; egl Xabou tintlarlopd4igid zou ?? ?? Rev. A4m , \ enof~wo~cnrerpitptr~ick ?? Ma.I her, wil inJ;I er, Rev. P. 3aheie, lRev. J.Pheo lam, Edward, B~yres, Tho, ( orooran, James Bol. ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCUE. he i THE, WAR IN~ THE BRAZILS. er's eacl LISBON, JAN. 15. eats Accounts received here from railian ?? assert i that great discontent exists in the ?? HfLpz, d oe] that ;the allied ~armny, getyinspirited'b rsneo le~ ?? mflh Marshal Caxias, will resume the, offensive, has 40- - nig ITALY.-THE MINISTERIAL FINANCIAL essa STATEMENT. nte Int~s' itn fte FLORENCE, JjAN. 17r. offi ...

... Agents-Messrs. J. TUCKER & SoN. Printers. The La Platas, steam ship, which arrived on Thursday brings intelligence from Jamaica to the 24th of Decemnbsr. Yellow fever was prevalent in the Island, but not so bad as it had been. Amongst its victims were Commander Jenkins, of H.M. gunboat Nettle, and Dr. D'Arcy, sur- geon to the troops at Morant Bay. SOUTHAmnPTON DisrxeARY.-Week ending January ...

... PERFIDIOUS ENGLAND IN TURKEY THERE never was the least occasion to take any serious notice of that charge of territorial ambition in Turkey which the Russians thought fit to throw in our teeth the other day as being so notorious. Its author, being official, must necessarily have written with the most entire and profound disbelief in such an accusation, and only brought it forward for certain ...

... Amongst the rights considered as belonging vo the inhabitants of a free country, is that tested in the headts of fatilies of being enti- tied to bring up their children in their own way. This claim arises from the assumptionl thlat, parents being the parties most interested in th. welfare of their offspring, they are the i most likely to pronioto it, from natural affc- tion, as well as their ...

... !- OLDS'S NEWSPAPER. av .- a-an -n . SDL;VY JAZ;U&RY 20, 1867. S _SD,- Y,S ED)ITION. pOC A~tD LABOURtER'S WIFR AND PTBE ORl-AW SUtGEON. 31arl men have a reputation for pro-emninent i Of all the ' learned or unlearned pro- fesjitO tbst which devotes itself to the cure of f °iield silonents to weich mankind are liable is that whiob ersote from its votaries the largest amount fosl benevolenci. ...

... TElE BlSISOP OF RIPON ON CHURCE MISSIONS. a The Bishop of Ripen presided last niight at the Ic annual meeting of the Leeds Association of the Society y for the Propa'gation of the Gospel icn Foreign Parts, held in the Victoria, Hall. In opening the proceedings, the Bisuoop said the meeting had been held for the purpose of a hearing what had been the operations Of the society a dulrinig the ...

... I LOCAL INTELLIGTSENCE. _ 1 DEFAULTING RATEFATERS.-At the borough police court on Thursday le-a, a number of ratepayers were sum- moned for non-payment of Local Board rates. All the cases, except two, were settled out of court. Orders for immediate payment were made by the magistrates in the two cases. LANCASHIRE PATENTS.-John M'Vitie, of Preston, for certain improvements in mules for spinning ...

... 1LATEST ANED tEGRAPHC NEWS. COMME1RCIAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENIONG. T share settlement has been concluded to-day 1I0ut any inconvenience. Attention has been I Italen up with this circumstance, to the I oeegao of ordinary business. Nevertheless the 2 of prices has been rather favourably jaelced than otherwise by the progress of 1 rtD The total failure of the Spanish loan in D {gi and the ...

... Little or nothing has been saved from the Annie burn, Mowatt, from Cardiff for Carthagena, which ,> wrecked on the rocks near Tourinan, on the 18th ult. ^JSTEAI Ada, Hazard, from Cardiff for Malta, put into ^Jessed haven on the 6th inst., with damage to cutwater. bal ut rails, stanchions, &c. Ireet Ada schooner, of Plymouth, Hawke, from Cardiff for ings don, put into Swansea on the 10th inst., ...

... I MONTHLY MEETING OF THE. COMMISSIONERS The monthly meeting of the Rhyl Improvement Comr missioners, was held o9n Friday, the 11 th inst. Present -Rev, H. Morgan, N.A., chairman;. R. W. Preston,. Esq, James Taylor, Esq., Thos. Ilealing, Esq., Messrs E. Powell Jones, J. 1A. Jones, WV. B. Byne, Jno. Roberts (Qneen-street), John Roberts I Shipley-street), H. Pierce, S. S. ])avies, Jonah Lloyd. ...