... PARLIAMIE NTARY INT'ELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JUNE 17. Their lordships met at four o'clock, when the royal assent was given by commission to the Consolidated Funds (X14,000,000) Bill, the Exchequer Bonds (£1,700,000 Bill, the Public Works Loan Bill, the Sale anid Purchase of Shares Bill, the Labouriug Classes Dwelling-houses Act (1866) Amendment Bill, the British Spirits Bill, and a ...

... An extraortdinary occurrence took place in the Chamiem Memorial Chlurch, Grange, on Sunday last. The Rlev Dr. Bonar, Edinburgh, tbe minister, took for the stiiject of his afternoon discourse the unclean spirits described if St. Matthew :ii., 22-30. The afternoon was very warm, and in the coiv re of the service a number of people hecatme sick, and fainted One girl, in attempting to lvare the ...

... | Sia }ntc~ nA o If . v 0- 1 ?? 1;- A. _ _ .h I _ For the week ending June 8th there were only 14 cases of cattle plague in the kingdom of the Netherlands. At the beginaing of last week upwards of 200 bishops and between a,000 and 4,.00, priests had arrived in the capital of the Papacy, and many more were expected. The Hereditary Prince Maximilian of Tour and Texas has just died at Carlsbad. ...

... COUNTY COUnR, THURSDAY.-(lBefore W. A. Hulton,l Esq.) At this court there were 70 new plaints for adjudi.l cation, one adjourned case, and 16 application for judg- ment summonses. The majority of the cases were, how- ever, settled out of court. Tbe following was the only one of any pubhli ?? Holden -r. Messrs. Nixon and Kilock-This was a claim for £2 14i. 3d. by the plaintiff, a tape sizer, ...

... EXCITING SCENE AT A PLITICA MERETING IN LONDON. The TimnaZie- rh- fo1Ini- ?? - f - ALne I R5CCS gives tile following account of a scne rship occurred at meeting of the Metropolitan WorkingriK's Conservative Association, held at St. James's Hall, Lon- don, on Monday night :- It was well known ?? sine days that the Reform League had adopted all avaiia'tle measures to prevent the meeting being ...

... / F~flm tlp CarZ nr'es' oa hd.plu ich ou 1rom te taraeners t/iroutcse. ) HARDY FstRUIT GAaDEN.-Attend to all young trees planted last season, as these will now in most cases need asristance, in order to ensure good preliminary shape, ,Tuon which to build the after superstructure. Pear trees ,pecially, whether traineio to walls, or treated as espaliers, bould have one main central shoot trained ...

... CORRESPONDENCK. = ?? ~ = _ AVENEIAM PARK. TO THE EDITOR OP THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. SIB,--I beg to say that I think it is very wrong of our Corporation to allow the band to play in the Miller Park, while the other portion of the Park is a much more suit- able and convenient place for the immense number of mis- chievous and- uncultivated youths, who ale inevitably drawn together on such occasions ...

... i Second Edition - ?? 1.j. ONE GUINEA R A STRAYED or Stolen f.. o L tion which may lead to e ?? t ltfaltea. receive the above h rea d ion copvl to Ea.~t NALL, Marsh Looker, HesehBia g oate5I. detaining the same afterkethis anokti t ;ii any according to law. iI be dci person Moss Hall, June 21st, 1867. with 'LBY BRITISH AND IRI8B MAGNEto ?? RAILWAY A The traffic receipts of railwava * S. for ...

... I1 n TriE Naw TowN HALL.-At a meeting of the Town a Hall and Markets Committee, on Wodnesday, it was de- cided to recommend the Council to place in four of the 11 remaining spaces, in the great hail of the Town Hall, me- dallions of the late Dr. Shepherd, Dr. Boshell, Thomas German, Esq., and Thomas Miller, Esq., in acknowledig- Y meet of their benefactions to the town. ST. PETER'S WORKING ...

... MARVILLoUS ESOAPE ON TUE LIVERPOOL AND SOUiH- POiRT Ri ILIWAY-The passengers by the express train which left Liver pool forSotithportnt5 20 p.m. on Wednesday were considerably alarmed by bearing the engine driver suddenly blow hiws whistle, and immediately the whole train came to a standstill. 'Ihe stoppage was feund to have been caused by the diiver seeing a female with a child in her arms ...

... EAST LANCASEIRE UNION Ol MECHANICS' INsTI- TUTES.-Ofn Saturday, the annual examination of the scholars of theeveniug classes in connection with insti- tutes in the above union was held in the blecbanics' Institute, Burnley. The number of scholars who pre- sented themselves to fill lip examination papers was about 129, of whom l7were females. Aftertbis part of the busiress had been gone through ...

... 11 l- - - -- IT N. 1 1 I -l - -Arv- -rntr Ap rrm. . _. I IICABOLICAL ATTEMPT TO UPSET THE LiMITED MAIL TRAIN AT WIGAx.-Early on Sunday morning, only a few minutes before the limited nmail train from LOnrlln to the north was due at Wigan, a most detormeined and mali- cious attempt to upset the train and thus murder the pas- sengers was happily discovered and frustrated. At the Wigan station on ...