... LATEST INTELLIGENI E. 1.11 1 - ?? .vso_1v>woo _ -- fW V ?? l ~ ~ - - - - - - - ?? ?? ?? - - FRa.NCE AND PRUSSrA. -Thoe Times Pails carrespou- dent writes that a private letter from Berlin mentions, that on a very recent occasion Bismarck declared to a foreign diplomatist that it was impessible for him to make concession with regard to Luxembourg, that he could not consent to its ...

... The ?? general session of the peace for the county of Lancaster was held by adjournment at the Court House, House of Correction, in this town, on Thursday last. Iir. T. Greene occupied the chair. There wero also present the following gentlemen: - Tle Rev. Canon Parr, the Rev. J. S. Birley, Lieut.-Col. Blackburne, Lieut.-Col. Munn, Major Bourne, Major Blundell, Sir R. Gerard, Bart., Dr. T. M. ...

... THE, GOVERNMENT AND THE ,REFORM LEAGUE. Tuesday being the day appointed by Lord Derby and Ihigh, Ithe Chancellor of the Exchequer to receive a depatation Al, from the Reform League, and from Trades, Friendly, Tern- dosir perance, and other Sdocieties, the representatives of the the r varioue bodies aissembled first at the head quarters of the of tb Reform League on the, Adeiphi-terrace, auid ...

... FYLDE UNION GARDIAC MEETING.-The guardians of the Fylde Union held their fortnightly meetiig on Wed- nesday last ; present :-R. C. Richards, Esq., chairman T. L. Birley, Esq., e.r-officio officer ; elected, Messrs. Cross, Porter, Whiteside, Robt. Parkinson, Hodgson, Fairclough, Brown, Slater, Fisher, Cookson, James Parkinson, Richard Bilsborrow. Crook, Bowness, Gaulter, Parr, Lawson, Thomas ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SA rURDAY, APRIL 20, 1867. THEi ENFRANCHiSEMENT OF WOMEN. [ Certain great questions are identified with the names of certain great statesmen. There were men before Mr. Grote who were in favour of the ballot, but he made the advocacy of that reform in the mode of conducting a parliamentary contest peculiarly his own. There were men before Mr. Cobden who denounced the ...

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... _ CHoRnEy BOARD OF GUARDIANS.-The usual weekly r meeting of the Board was held on Tuesday, at the board- I room, High-street. There were present-vMesErs. S, T. t Settle (chairman), D. Swann (vice-chairman), J. Rich- mond, W. Lawrence, T. Holt, W. Widdows, A. Smith.. John Brown, T. Jackman, W. Ainsworth, James Hacking, R. Smith, R. Wrennall. John Pearson, John Dickinson, Robert Forshaw, and ...

... ?? FrNIS;- IRELAND. - M:-- relysVo~Lde2l.) q;,O di the Tinles CoiresiPu'-1 II p 'It Ill.-It might be supposed that the ttnri a score of state prisoners charged with one of them a General and another a ir .z oeV n t, brought up before tbehjudges to have 1½t i ,- them -.ivelod have attracted a crowd of I *! - GrneO'-steet yesterday morning. Yet, b .i themQ xisa not a soul in the court or ...

... ~~ 'THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHPOBT.-The Charter of in- corporation granted to Southport about a year ago will ?? come into operation. On Thursday the revision of the burgress list took place before Mr. Pope, barrister-at- law, and the first election is fixed for the 1st of June. TItE LATE GALES.-SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO THE SOUTHPORT PlIER.-As too frequently happens after heavy gales, the shore at ...

... MISCELLAN-EOUS NEWS. In the Tredegar district, on the Bedwelty moun- tain, a farmer lost nearly 200 sheep by the late snow. Onsunday morning, a rman was dashed to pieces by being thrown down Moor-lane Colliery. Brierley Hill, through the negligence of a man, named Bennett. The other day, two deputy overmen, named Charles Nis. bett and William Turnbull, were killed by a fall of stone, at Byer's ...

... GARST2AG FARMERS' CLUB. f]he twelfth anneal show meeting in connection with this society was held in a field situated to the rear, ani connected with, the King's Arms Inn, Garstang, on Thurs- daj' last, Last year, like many other societies, the Garstang Farmers' Clubbeld noshow, and, inconsequenceof the cattle plague restrictions being still in force, no cattle were ex- hibited on Thursday, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, AEPRIL 8. TiE TORNADO Case. -The Earl of MALMESBURY asked the Marquis of Clanricarde to postpone his motion on the case of the Tornado uutil after the Easter recess. The noble earl said serious complications threatened to arise between England and Spain in reference to the case of *ie Queen Victoriaf and it might be detrimental to the publio interests to have this ...