... LOCA L I - ._ OIL T1 NNV rpm L , T - ,, ?? I UPENrNGOF0 THt NgFWTo seen from the report of tii T ?? -. meeting last Thursday t roed 511b declined the. invitation to hat theen p ?? \V1 Preston Town Hall and thtehe pgi l~ in addition to the other festivitiee e th5re has, Inese areview of the volunteers fe there ees Pacjs ?? has also bes iniedt e rw5 t pti answer has been reeieef-nt,~ 0 but e ...

... l BLACKTN & EAST LANCASHIIIE. IOw lW 8 M tR.ITY!> 1 -1. 1 - tOW MOOR, ULITHEROE.-The annual sermons on be- . half of the Wesleyan Sunday school were preached on d Sunday last, in the Wesleyan Chapel, Low Moor, by the Rev. J. T. Sanger, of Darwen. The collections made on f the occasion amounted to the sum of £15 14s. Id. NONCONFORMIST INSTITUTE.-On Monday evening, a meeting of the provisional ...

... 11 ?? M-eH AtAvtA.- fA .A . . w1D. (Froem the Gardeners' Ckroaitcle.) HARDY FLOWZR GARDEN.-FiniSh staking carnations, pinks, and picotees, and so secure the spindles that no injury may befall them. Transplant seedling pansies as frequently as any have fully occupied the spaces allotted to them individually ; they like a soil containing an abundance of well-decomposed leaf-mould, more ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INxELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.-SATURDAY, MAY 25. THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT (IRELAND) SUSPENSION BILL was read a first time. THE CONDEMNED FENIANS.-LDrd DENMAN appealed to the government for mercy to the Fenian prisoners.- The Earl of DERBY declined, then, to discuss the ques- tion. The House then adjourned. Monday, May 27. REPRIEVE OF. BURKE, THE FENIAN.-In reply to the Earl of ...

... I ?? s h- -. -A n- -- I I _1 _ _ *_l By the great majority of persons, probably, the Ex- bibitions, in London, of 1851 and 1862, and in Paris, of 1855 and 1867, are looked on as pleasant sights and | fashionable lounges. As they have wandered through l the galleries where the treasures of many different countries have been collected, men and women have cast careless glances here and there, ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRE , .ATURDAY, .JU=N=.E 1, 1867. PRESTO.', SATURDAY, JUDE1, 167 aw-- - ?? #v1 ?? ?? e ?? .1.11 11. - - ?? w. . - - - - .1 -1 . | L :TE REFOM BILL. 1. a. I , - .- I I . . _ . . .. 1 Another important change has been effected in the Reform Bill. Last night, the House of Commons, to whom the government appears to have delegated its functions, materially changed the charaoter of ...

... ORMSKI(RK AND SOU'rHPORT. ?? V--: I ?? .T W. ?? A., nrOTTRPlV -_ Tiay. FiRST MUNICIPAL EPCreCON AT SOUTHP0RT.- The burgesses of Southport Will exercise their newly- acquired privilege for the first time to-day (Saturday.) Owintg perhaps to their inexperience, there has been but little excitement in preparing for the election, but a good contest is expected to-day. Opposition lists of ...

... In the year 18616 no less than 37,643 wills were searched for, and examined if found, at Doctors' Commons. The fees 1s. for each will, amounted to £1 882 3s. Since the 16th of July last, Lord Derby's government have appointed no fewer than 323 new justices of the peace. The name of the hon. member for Newark is a complete stumbling block to our Paris contemporaries, wbi spell it in various ...

... BURSTING OF AN EmBANK119NT AT FLEETWOOD.- Recently a number of men engaged by Mr. B3owie, of c Limerick, have beon employed in filling up the gape in an embankment crossing Kirkscar Bay, with a view of en- a closing between 500and 1100acres of land. The work had a been nearly completed on Saturday last, but it was unabler to resist thie force of the tide, which swept the new con- etructions ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO MAJOR (CUNLIFFE. 1' On Tuesday last, between 90 and 100 gentlemen, re- siding in Garstang and the neighbourhood, at a public dinner at the Institute, Garstang, presented to Major Cunliffe, a splendid testimonial of their appreciation of the efficient services he has rendered in his capacity as a magistrate and a gentloman, and as chairman of the Highway Board and of Board of ...

... I c I I. -A L[Y BRITIS3 AND IRISH MAGNEIC TELEGAPHE. London, Friday evening. GENERAL NEWS. The Pall .4all Gazete says there is no foundation for the report that Baron Chanell intends to resign. fhe Lord-Lieutenanut of Ireland wsill leave Ireland for Lon- don about Monday next, andd will probably not return to Dublin until the middle of July. The Pall Mall Gazette says there are some rumours ...

... |I. be A child, two and a half years old, was crushed to death 'by sore waggons which were being shunted at Winder- ab mere the other day. eel At Bradford, some time ago, a man, named Fox, was to seriously hurt by a boar pig which attacked him. The mi owner of the pig has had to pay £21 damages. an The Armna and Navy Gazette has reason to believe that ha steps have been taken by the Admiralty ...