... SAUS OUU LI SUPRNA. THE PROTEST OF, THE TRADES' UNIONS., The trades' unidns are taking a wise and proper course in denounioing the Sheffield atrocities and their perpetrators. Meetings have been held, with creditable promptitude, Which may fairly be regarded as representing the mass of trades' unionists throughout the country; and the language held at these meetings, if not invariably ...

... 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. ...

... I IMPERIAL- PARLIAMENT, s HOUSE OF LORDS.-M!oxNDAY. TOR IRISH OCtJRCH. Earl RUSSELL moved that an address be presented to Her Majesty, praying her to give direotions that by the operation of a royal oommisslon or otherwise ?? and ascurate information be procured as to the nature and amount of the property and revenues of the Established Church* in Ireland, with a view to their more prodnotive ...

... I I Seventeen millions out of twenty-three miliono of the Itainan Population are unable to read and write. The MostRev. D. Kilduff, RomanCatholic Bishop of Ardagin, died art Friday last of typhus fever caught In the disobarge of himlnistry among the poor. Ie waS onY 47 years of age. Earl Russell will preside at the annual dinner of the Cobden Club on the 3rd proximo; and amongst those who ...

... 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 ...

... j| SATU O F MR . C OBD1EN IN |X2 _ tAIL ORD. . in Peel Park Was fotrmnUI ?? In ereea r-arE Was XorMMaY - t oo th twenty-firat analversary of th orn &sur5, and the leading part in the a it~ by one Of his moat strenuous ih ndl frerwuriers In the parliamentary struggle ?? ofd freledom., Mar. Villiers was there. C ?` esslvrthe appropriate panegyrlo of his C Ole o a rien ~~ankalmost unequalled ...

... ATHLETIC SOCIETY OF GREAT. : BRITAIN. ANDTUAL PRIZE COMPETITION. Last evening, tho sixth annual Olympia Festival of the Athletic Society of Gieat Britain' com- menced at the Liverpool Gymnasium, Myrtle. street, and will be continued ?? in the Shell Park. Athletic Grounds. The festival this year, to judge from the programme and the entries, promises to be one of the most successful that has let ...

... . 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 ...

... THE REV. JOHN LE We find the following notloe of the Itev V. formerly of Salford, In the Aftebou7,nc.Areu, J' a On Wednesday morning died, at his f ireafde ofrl l per Point, the Rev. J. L, Poore, ote of t ap and enter riing of our fellow-colonits Df~Itae painful thes In which he straggleds done with aU Us previous difficultiehe dd Daratively early age of 5e Hils life etteronowf toe thhe nember ...

... IRESING OF THE IMPERIALi I i OTEL, IhA0KPOOL. - I - . , T-he pretty little town of Blaclepool has lately risen in estimation asa resort for plemure-seekere, beautifully situated as it in, and affording ample failities to thse aswho not only seek sea bathing as an invigorating exercise, but also to those who desire to enjoy less or more freedom from the toils and turmoils of business. The town ...

... 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 ...