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... LATEST' INTELLIGENCE. LBY BRITISeH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] London, Friday evening. THE MANCEESTER FENIANS. THE MEMORIAL TO THE QUEEN. This (Friday) morning, Clegg, Coffey, and Grahamwent to Windsor Castle, to present a memorial to the Queen, praying for clemency for the convicts. Clegg was ad- mitted to the lobby. The Mayor, and some members of the Corporation were present. Clegg ...

... THE CHRONICLE. FRASTQY, SA TURDA Y. NO YEMBER 23, 1867. ?? ?? ?? . ?? . . ?? - ?? ?? ?? ?? TEE REACTION IN AMERICA. .. I It was to be expected that 'at the close of the civil war the party in power would exhibit a spirit of bitter intolerance. The moment of victory is riot the time when ordinary persons can repress. their feelings or can refrain from showing that a fallen i foe is at their ...

... The Hampshire county memorial to Lord Palmerston is rapidly approaching completion. The ir-on and coal trade of South Walsi navr depressed condition. is in a y SOUTH LICERSTEn ELECTION. --The nomination is fixed for Monday, the 25th instant, and the polling for the TIhursday following. The Marquis of Hastings is selling his stud of racers, and not a bit too soon, for a splendid patrimonial ...

... I PARLIAHENTARY INTELLIGENCE. OPENING OF TAILIAMENT, HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUEDaAY;,NoVEMDER 19. The tbird session of the 19th parliament of the United, Kingdom of GSeat Britain and Ireland commenced to-day for the despatch of business. Afteraprorogation it is not usual for parliament to assemble again till the month of ltbe following year, and there has been no l denarture from that rule since the ...

... orrone'v Crffitf. 'yEn LAP OF LUXURY.-A cat enjoying her milk. TnE IIAN WHO TAKES THINGS EASY.-The London p;ck-pocket. A man got so deep into debt that one ol his creditors was unable to see him for months. An Irishman says he can see no earthly reason why women should be allowed to become medical men. A STRANGE METAMORPHOSIS.-When a sportsman fires into a covey of partridges, he makes them ...

... ,g CONDEMNED FEANS I 8Csr'a? AT THE HIOME OFPICEL ,FIEIpARATIONS FOR THE EXECUTION. LETTER FROM THE HOME-OFFICE Ongondzy afternoon, a deputation, appointed at a. held on Clerkenwell green, Londons on. Sunday, l d athe Home-office, for the purpouezo4preserting I ettalico .to the Hoots Seoretary, praying that the lives 01811londe d Fenians at Manchester might be spared gthd ptstiou, which was ...

... WHA1T IS TO BE DONE WITH OUR, VAGRANTS? . _ ?? MEETING AT PRESTO3N, On Wednesday last, a meeting, convened by the guardians of the Biurnley Union, of representatives of the several Boards of Guardians of the' county of Lancaster, was. held in the Assembly-room of the Bull Hotel, Church-, street, Preston, for the purpose of considering what should be done with reference to checking the great in ...

... TWO: R SPEECHES., The narrow sea which we call the Straits of Dover separates,, not only England from France, but a nation of freemen from a nation of slaves. When we say a ?? slaves, we do not mean to declare that the people composing it are in a condition, either socially or politically, which they do not approve of and enjoy. It uoed to be said by the apologists for the crime that the ...

... Manchester, Friday evening. All the outside preparations for the grim tragedy of to- morrow morning are completed. The gallows, erected at the New Bailey gaol, where it did its duty last year on the occasion of the hanging of the murderer Burrows, is completed; the barriers, to prevent an undue pressure of the crowd in the contraoted space, in front of the gaol, where a view of the tragedy can ...

... a._ ?? MP. MURiPHY IN CLITERoE.-The above gentleman gave bis lecture The Confessiona] Unmasked, in the Congregational School-room, yesterday evening week, to males only, and on Saturday eveing to females only. The attendance on both evenings was large. CLITHERtO FORTNIGHtTLY CATTiE FAIR.-This fair was held on Monday last. The attendance of traders, &c., was moderate. The show of calving cows ...

... LOAL INTELLI C ant I THE RIGHT HoN. C LP&E rILSO was one of the guests of the Chancellor ofte i0 ?? at his parliamentary dinner On Modyls. 5le Met PROLIFIC WHE&T.-Forty-eitt ad- grown out Mr. John Dobson's fam~ of bear WIh r, lately thrashed and produced 4'i retherto5 ea~t, Rood wheat, which was sold atte~liand 1601b.t key Saturday week, for 31s. 6d. a wne etonl Hark01, 1he FeNIANism.-THn ...