... THE CHRONICLE. PEWSTON, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1867. ?? ?? ?? ?? -l. ?? ?? - ?? ?? I THE REFORM BILL IN THE HOUSE OF I x~LORDS. I The measure which, for five mnouths, has been, Ein one shape or another, before the House of Commons, and has been so keenly debated by both Conservatives anad Liberals, is safely out of the bands of the repre- sentatives of the ,people. It will be pushed through the ...

... 1 BIACKBIURN & EAST LANCASHIRE. MR! INSPECTOR ALEXANDFR, who for the past two l years has been inspector of police at Southport, bas ?? been Prouotoad to he superintondent of the Burnley division On Nlonlav, at the i9outhport petty sessions, the Mayor alluded to his long and vhlvabla services. Inspecto, Alexander left Sonthport fr BRuraley on Mon- dav, alid i to le slltcoieede by Mr. Jobr W& ...

... AMERICA. [BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.] Nes York, July 5th (six ?? received here 'roars Mexico annoutce that the fall of Vern Creuz has taken place. f'te (Cunard steamer ?? Java arrived otit on Tuesday, and the Imnran steamer Etna to-day. COi'fFtROIA I.. Closing Prices -Gold, 138g. 6telliljrg exchange on London, 110. 5--5 Brllrrs, l lA.. Illirois. 121A Erie. 67n.. Cotton: Mid 'Upland, 'dL, ...

... | LBY BRITISH AND IRISR MAGNETIC TELEGdAPH. II HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. Their lordships met at five o'lock. S lPTON GRAM MAR SCHOOL. The adjounled debate onl the Skipton Grammar School Bill was resumled. Lord CRAsNWORTH submitted a clause from the Publie Schools Bill to moet Earl de Grey's objedtion. The clause was added to the bill, which was then read a third time. ' THE RAILWAY COMPANIES ...

... The weekly meeting of the guardians was held on Tuesday. Present-Mr. Howitt (chairman), Dr. Spencer, C. R. Jacson, T. Walmsley, J. Cooper, P. Park, and T. B. Addison, Esq's., ex-officio guardians; and Messrs. Ascroft, Clarkson, Pemberton, J. Howarth, Miller, button, Shepherd, Whittle, Holden (Walton), Ambler, Ward, Dewhurst, Gudgeon, Wareing, Lund, Cragg, Teebay, Waddington, 'Pierce, and Park, ...

... , I~ ~ ?? -- MORLTALITY OF TfiE BoitoUGE Oy PlRESTON.-Return showing the number of deaths registered weeklY:_ Cause of decsth. Jn June i( June July 10 yrs. - 1 15 22 28 6 185-6-66 Smlox ?? (I( 0 0 .i Smalls typhoid,& ?? 22 3 1 1.8 Typhusin, ?? o II 0 1.7 ?? 0o 0 0 1.5 Diarrhoea and dysentery ?? 3 0 0 3 3 .5 Hlooping ?? 0 1 0 0 1.2 Cro.p.0 0 0 1 . Bronchitis ?? 13 1 3 5,4 Inlmainof lungs. 1 0.3 ...

... l - = - --I - NTEl- GENE. |~ PARLIANIENTI'ARY ITE'LL1GENCE. I - - - - - ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JULY 8. 'TnE LAW OF LIBEL.-The Earl of DALIIOUSIr, in presenting a petition praying for the amendment of the law of libel, expressed his own opinion that the lawl required consilderable amneodment so far as it affected those who were engaged in reporting and publishing speeches delivered at ...

... I DEPARTURES FO JULY From Vreston To BLACKBURN, AcCNG BUY Ct 6-35 mix, 8-15 8 l50 9-10 10.50' Brmi , & 4-0 4-15 515 6 -k 1r-15 11.25Q 7-20 1 0 730 mi 9-20 mix, 11-0 2 i M. 2.15 6-15 *7.30 *8.45 Aj y-c 0 3, only.) alMix--1* To ci,o TO BLACKBtURN, BUR70E 1, 5 SOtpro, a Foti & LEEDS. - 6-35 r o- m, 7 1-30 1-40 2-0 4-0 *5-5 '7.30 A.8- 9-10 1(ii 11. *.O 15 A. all Mil - ?? Cie Ony) a 11.25 9 To ...

... CHORLEY, THE GENERAL HOLIDAY.-Friday (yesterday) was generally-indeed, scrupulously-observed as a holiday by all, and a large number of Sunday schools and work- people's trips were organised to Windermere, Southport, Blackpool, Lytham, &c. To-day, the friendly societies of the town walk in procession, and a pleasant and joyful day is anticipated, providing the weather continues favourable. ...

... I THE. DIVISION IN THE TORY CAMP. Every day makes it more clear that there are serious differences of opinion among the Conservative leaders in the House of Commons. When our local Constitu- tionalists boast of the services which the members of their party have rendered to the State, it wile' be neces- sary for them to specify to what gentlemen they allude. For it is hardly possible to bestow ...

... | || The following accountof the disasters in the White Sea is from the pen of Captain Thomas Herald, of the bprque Albania, of Dundee:- All went well with us until Wednesday (June 19) at 4 a.m. when the tide turned. Then the vessels got all canted in different directions, some falling into tiers, others athwart hawse of one another; then the smashing com- menced-mast and yards breaking, ...

... BLACKBURN & EAST UANCHIRE 6,00131'.-On Moulay, an inqoieit WR8 held at the En- erei er4 An Burnley, before Mr H U. Hargreaves, adter n~bbodof Jamoes Pickle.% aged24. who was adryeit' *r, Heiroyd's size-bouse. ant who fell from the sbelto, tbro0^ a¢ tr afdoor, and an opening ill the an empty cart on the grotind. fBlor, ou ~reda y Wdek, end died from the injiuies received'on c;-g~ 'T'he trap ...