... I TEIB REV. JAMES TAYLOR BROWN, eldest son of the late Mr. Alderman Brown, of this town, and at present incumbent of Neyland Church, Suffolk, has accepted the ineumbency of Holy Trinity Church, in this town, in place of the Rev. F. Langhorne, lately deceased. VOLUNTEER INTELIGciuaE.-The members of our local artillery corps will parade at their depot, St. Wilfrid. street, in undress uniform, ...

... AAI i GARDENING OPE RATIONS. (Froii the Gardeners' Chronicle.) HARDY FUnUr GARDEN.-Keep a searching eye upon peaches, nectarines, and cherries, for, as previously sur- taised, I fear that aphis posts are too abundant, every. where; constantly syringe the trees with the propor solu- tions, as frequently as any insects are seen to remain alive, and use every effort to thoroughly destroy them, ...

... I_ ~~~AGRICULTUREh,. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. - The sudden change from summer's heat to almost the depth of winter's cold has been an unexpected check to the progress of all vege- tation, and aheady a yellow tinge on some of the growing crops shows the effect. The apple blossom will be now in jeopardy, and, had it not been tolerably dry, might have followed the fate of the pears. We have had ...

... BLACKBUIIN & EAST LANCAShIRE. I ?? m EXCURSIONS TO THE PARIS EXUIBITION.-CircuIlars I have been issued in Blackburn offering low fares for work- c ing men who wish to visit the Paris Exhibition. The fare, c we understand. is set down at dOs.. t Paris and back, with one week's lodgings; and including superior accom- I modation and breakfast at £3 4s. 6d. We hear that his worship the Mayor is ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRES'TON ORROasCLE. SIR,-Your report on Saturday last, of the meeting of the guardians of the poor, Fylde Union, heldion the pre- vious Wednesday, states That a letter was read from the Poor-law Board enqaivinX why the union bad over- drawn the sum of £218 ls. 2d. at the bank. This question brought on the old subject of the assistant overseers being always behind with ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARHY. CORRECTED UP TO MIi A 4TH, 18si7. Where two places are mentioned, tile last named is that at which the dep~t ot the regimetnt is stationed.] CAVALRY. I 32nd Gibraltar (for Mauritius) Ist Life Guards, Knightsbridgel -Colch-rter 2rld ditto, Windsor 33rd Kurraihee-Sheofi -id Royal Horse Guardr, Regents. 34th ol, pass. ?? park8 36th .Nu,tan-(Colthe.str 1st Dragoon ...

... BLACKPOOL BOARD OF HEALTH.-A meeting of the Board was held on Wednesday. It was reported that the Fyilde Waterworks Company had arranged to supply Blackpool with water for watering the streets. Some resultless discussion took place respecting the arrangement for paying Mr. Garlick for his services in connection with the promenade. The other business was of a routine character. BELLS FOR ...

... FIiWIE(rN NE\WS. AMERICA. [yATLANTIC TEIEORAP .] Now rxork, Wiednesdlsv. 6 p.rm.-Gold, 138. Seln Exchange onl London, 10901. Unit'od Statos 5-20 od 1ll7i; Illrnoik, 114; i-je Elic 63. Cotton : Middling upland, h 27c. Petroleurm: Refined, 2 c. ARR4?VAL OF Til!; CITY OF BALTIMORE.' ti The Intraan steamiship octir of Beali' re which sailed from Now Yoik (in the 27th allt., arrived at Queenstown ...

... DEPAUR Eo ?? ~ ~j.MAY, ToBLoKUR.From -rs. 6.85 Mixed, 8-1.5 8.50 9-01-011UY &. A 4-15 5.15 6.30 7-30 mix, -l9 15 A-Oi Sn 1.40 2- m. 2-15 6-]5 *7.30 A, all ?? TAA.0n 1- TO BLACKBURN, BUPNLHYX. COL A '-0to & LEBDs.-6s5 mix, 8-15~,O FU gtoU, G53 1-40 2-0 4-0 4.15 a- 3)5 7.0A O 85 9.'u 11025 ufi 6-45 A. all mx-(T on'ny)11caZ413 ToCHORLEY, BOLTON AD - mixed, 8-10 *9Q0 10-5 1' A5a) mixed. 11.0~ A ...

... T E ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST THE or I --il-REFORM BILL. (Froen the Times.) Tho powerful arguments we have lately beard against the Reform Bil, delivered more in a tone of solemn protest than with the hope of success, deserve a more complete reply than they have yet received. If we attempt to state them, we shall seent to admit them, and the time has arrived when even their admission would ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FniDAY. I The speaker took the chair at 4 o'clock. Ibe ab EDUCATION IN SCOTLAND. wotili Mr. MONCRIEFF gave notice that, on the 31st of May, Th( he Should call the attention of the House to the state of tion i education in Scotland, and shonild ask what course Her many Majesty's government intended to follow with regard to cess~fi the issue of a royal commission on the ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SA TURDA Y, MAY 25, 1867. - -1 .11 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . .- - 1- - ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? i We have always been of the number of those who insisted that the Government Reform Bill might be made, by management and tact on the part of the Li- beral Opposition, a thoroughly broad and comprehen- sive measure. It is possible that our hopes of getting a satisfactory act of parliament ...