... isorrotO ?? t. Whon is a man not a man -When he is a-bed. When is3 fowl's neck like a bell ?-When it is wrung If araeft of timber contains several million feet, how 00~lg Il it produce ? manylol P~hiligps says: The best education in the scld is thgt got by strggling for a living. A° oung lady of Montgomery, who wis recently caught 5makin a cea gave it as her reason for the act -that ...

... || CrohrJEY COMMISSION ?? usual montblv meet- | ?? 'vlwLeae1uaauS.- -ne Usual ?? meer- ing of thi- Boas d was held on Thursday last, at the court- room, High-srreet; present-Messrs. J. Richmond, T. Whittle, H. Wilson, T. Entwistle, W. Widdows, T. Dodd, T. Taylor, W. Atherton, G. Brown, S. Holt, T. Mangnall, J. Stringfellow, T. Saville, R. H. Barton, J. Lancaster, I W. Gillibrand, and W. ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDA Y, JUN1E 29, 1867. ?? 1 - .. ?? .,11 ?? ?? ' I.I.I l.,1. ?? -- - - - - v v . z.111 .- ?? ?? ?? v. .- ~ 1i I . . v P ?? .. ?? ?? ?? -fh ?? +11 wften we wrote iass weeis on tae revelations that had been made of the terrorism and outrages that had been practised at the principal seat of the cutlery manufacture, we were ignorant that worse things tban we ...

... . I t - - . . . . - ,1 ?? - - ?? -- - . .t . ACC WENT AT CHATBURN SPATION.-Onl Stunday after. fallI noon an accident occurred at the above station,.which wass, lot] however, happily attended with no serious results, save the inconvenience that a number of passengers were put l to at thealdifferent'stations on the line. It appeal's that as i on the arrival of the 3-35 p.m. train from Blackburn ...

... FOREIGN MISCELLAN Y. Au effort is being made to establish a freedmen's paper in Savannah. An American paper thinks that ten poundsof sausages for a dollar is dog cheap. The cholera is making great ravages in Sicily. At Gir- X genti ther are 200 cases a day. At Berlin a milk market with official quotations has been established. ; f I Seventeen millions out of twenty-three millions of the- 3 ...

... T -- .n- I .. _ ?? LYTHAM CLUB DAY.-Monday last was a gala day at Lytham, the village was tbronged with country lads and lasses, and the day being fine, they enjoyed themselves to the best advantage. In and about the Market Place was a large army of nut and gingerbread vendors, fly- boats, shooting galleries, &c., and to all appearance doing a thi iving trade. In the morning, the different ...

... MORE DISCLOSURES. BROADHEAD'S OUTRAGE REPORT. EXAMINATION OF MR. DRJNFIELD, THE TRADE SECRETARY. Crookes, the most trusted of Broadhead's agents, was again examined before the Sheffield Commission on Satur- day. Peijury must be the merest trifle to such a scoundrel ; but on a hint as to the possibility of his certifi- cate being withheld, he professed a desire to correct the false statements ...

... Lord Vane will shortly proceed to St. P4P'R-bui--, to 'invest the Emperor of Russia with the Order of the Gtarter. Mr. HoratiolM'(ulloch, ?? the head of the Scottish sohool of landscape painters, died on Monday, in his 62nd year. -Scotsanza. The license to hold a market in Bristol for the sale of cattle intended for immediate slaughter has been revoked by an Order in Council. On Tuesday, tbe ...

... DEPAR'T'URES FUR JUNE. From Preston To BLA.KBURN, AocRiNGTore. BDPY, & Y;ABCEESIER 6-35 mixed, 8-15 8-50 9-10 10-50 11-25 i. 1-3C 1-40 2-0 4.0 4-15 5-15 6i-s3t) 7-3u [ x . *k-20 A.-On 6undavs: 7i0 >2 0 M. 2-15 6-15 *7-30 *8-45 A, all ?? To Accrogtot only.) To BLACKBURN, BURNLEY,CONE, SKIPTo0;,BRADFORD & LEEDSB-6-35 mix, 8-15 8 5'0 9-'1 l-l i0-2 Y. 1-30 1 1-40 2-0 4-0 4-15 .- , 7-30 A.-On ...

... PARLIAMENTARlY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.-IMoNDAY, JuNE 24. IRISH RAILWAYs.--Lord : KIMBERLEY presented a petition from the Corporation of Dubliu urging the purchase of the Irish railways by the government. The noble earl observed, that, in his judgment, the subject deserved ?? DRBBY said a committee of the Cabinet had been appointed to consider the question, and it would give the ...

... Il MISCELLANEOUSNEWS. | I I _ _ _ _ _ I a vi KThe Preeman's Journal announces the death of Dr. T7 Kilduff, Roman Catholic bishop of' Ardagb. of 'TVhomas Hasp, a Hunslet! relieving officer, has -been a ait committed for trial on charges ofembsezzling 1:109 belong- A jugto bi uin Job Th dyworks of Mr. William. Gartside. at Healey-in. et-ti Ossett, near Dewsbury, were destroyed by tire on Satur- ...

... .~ ~ ?? . AMERICA. [BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.] Wew York, 21st June, 6 ?? Liberals have hb 4aptured General Santa Anna at Sisal. p The Inmau screw steamer, Cit oft Yew York, arrived cut to-day. a Now York, Mondav,-The steamers HllanoniEa, from 8aDthampton, the Caledoaia, trom Glasgow, and the T Pastioe, from Fal uouth, arrived here to-day. L Noew York, Wednesday, 6. ?? is reported that omainailian ...