... parsons to imitate colliers in lo their conduct at conferences, may sound n humiliating 1 to the cloth in its superior de- th partments; but when colliers behave better hi than parsons, why, then, no argument is d needed to enforce it. d I . ?? ...

... THE COLLIERS' STRIKE AT OSWALDTWISTLE. A meeting was held on Wednesday evening last, in the Reoba. bites' Hall, Cable-street, Blackburn, at which it was announced that the Rev. E. A. Verity and Mr. John Smith, the colliers' secretary, would attend. At ...

... collierm . vary- to some extent from dg to d(ay, so e that' any figures giving averages 'tr'a number of La mencan only be given approximately. I should else e observe that the lowest amount given as earned by d any individual eollier ii. Ss per day, so ...

... - - - ?? MARRIAGE OF REV. J. BELL, PRESTOi, TO MISS ELLEN WILKINS, LONGTON. nn On Tbursday, the marriac'3 of Rev. John Bell, Lane- uge street Wesleyan Chapel, Preston, to Ellon, second 9 daughter of RiEchard Wilkins, Rsq., Longton, was eele- b'to brated ...

... THE MISSES FARINGTON'S PREAIUMAIS, On Tuesday last, the successful competitors for the pro miums offered by the Misses Farington to their tenantry for the improvements effected upon their farms, the culti- vation of crops, &c., accompanied by their wives ...

... Port Darwin. Her laldyship wrote whilst the Sunbeaum was on its way. The letter was dated the 6th September, and Lady Brassuy j died on the l4tl. The subject of the communica. tionv was the bat's crelw wvhich left ihe Eiglish sailing ship Earl Jereey to ...

... Snape, G. Ian- esasteri J.: T. -Benuett.. nsiseitfitt overseerc: A. 2Raws- thorne, J. Kay, and }H. Turner, relievinguffictro. 26th: lrv ?? Holfuis, J.P.r Mr. R. rentoiu, and, Mr. W. F. Anderton, J.P. 27lth Dr. Hinimond, J:P; b3th - Mr..i 0. ...

... rendere'd' )3 ?? j -! ,7 'As Julianria in' the lHoneymo'on, --Miss' Oushrnan 'fairly' to ok the audaiece by stor m,'an d i ndee d a- more pleas an tlyt exaiting performance we db t~itemember ?? wit nessed for years. The first tcenes in ...

... ou wen t with the Miss Newtons ?-Yes, I did. Wal; Miss Clayton. witil you ?-Yes, site was of the psety. Any bodyhwboul tdid you see ?-Mur. laver.t IeAndI Mr. N'ewt'on ?-Yes ; and I saw Mr. Somebody ielse- ; Ifitrget hi5 nante. D] d Mr. Nletevrton say ...

... P. Pymont, hlr. Sam Dale, of An Manchester, to Miss J. 5I. Colson, of Koutqfold, Cheshire. the at On the 22nd inst., at Christ Church, Preston, by the severn Rev. R. Firth, M.A., MIr. Samuel Gibson to Miss Eliza the m Allan. circur On the 25th inst., at ...

... candlesticks, Rev. J. M. and Mrs. Mitchell. repi Large porcelain gardiniere, Mr; and Mrs. Popple. 'fotU Vases in Minion Ware, Miss Caroline Birley. 01i Velvet and gold handkerchief case, Miss Ada Rolland. hoim Pair of large cnt scent bottles, Miss Jessie Weir ...

... Rev. J. C. _ Whish. B.A., Mr. William Relph, to Miss Jane Richardson, both of this town. On Monday last, at the Parish Church, AIr. John Shuffle- bottom, of Bartot, to Miss Elizabeth Spacie, of this town; E same day, Mr. William Birchall, to Miss Ann Madder; ...