... WgieIiI Wot AND JOURNAK SATURDAY, SEPTBER 24, 1892. LOCAL WEATRM FOWAdST.9S0WbSte81Y Z4 incursanT; apme 6& The Duke of BDnaunan arrived at Dover yesterday from Ostend and proceeded to London. The Msrchioness of AsBaEvnTv died yester, day afternoon, at Eridge Castle, near Tunbridge Wells, at the age of seventy-seven. It was notified in last nightfs London Gawte that the Quzmei has been pleased ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF I ENIGLAND. I A new list of the governors and members of the Royal1 Agricultural Society of England, arranged according to counties, with addresses and dates, of election, has just been issued from the society's offices. The compilation i is a bulky octavo pamphlet of 152 pages, and contains, besides the actual namnes and addresses of the members, a considerable ...

... - AUTUMN FARMING AND EXCESSIVE I .RAIN. Farmers were doing their best to console themselves for the disappointments of harvest, says the County Gentlemen, by making the best of the favourable weather which the second week in November had brouobt them', when the elements again proved unkind, and much 'of their labour was perforce suspended. Rain in due season is one of the best of the farmers' ...

... IBrR SM IGHA ,JEWELIERS' ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the Birmingbam Jewellers' and Silversmiths' Association was beld yesterday, at the Assay Office, Newhall Hil. Among those present were Messrs. J. W. Tonks (in the cbhir), W. H. Lord (vice- chairman), W. Best, W. H. Coley, J. MA Banks, T. H. Mole, F.H. Levi, F. Nathan, R. H. Jones, H. Griffith, jun., F. G. Swindon, Crisford, Benson, J. ...

... TEE RECENT WALSALL ELECTION. as THANKS TO THE WORKERS. On Saturday afternoon a meeting was held in the u- Temperance Hall for the purpose of affording the newvly- N. elected member an opportunity of thanking his workers, 's and they, on their part, organised a couple of surprises P in the shape of presentations. Alderman Holden ks presided, and amongst those present, in addition to Sir Arthur ...

... I A new career has been opened to the king of the brute creation. Lions do not take naturally to wrest- ling. lt.is not their chosen means of defence;- they prefer to grab, claw, and bite, and not to emulate the champions of the Cumberlaud and Westmoreland dales and the doughty men of France. On Friday, however, at a private view the management of the Oxford Music Hall entered upon a new ...

... ,, ?? ESMN~DiNCR - MnCI ?? lefte istewa Ao Jg Ssaev~b.-Wes eennot WeI you. ,atao nhe aezscvp to the Oldbere camnw o ?? ,.wanuassays o must obtain a sid or rofmeor ?? the rsestioneer ksows; You Must a Gasot aft SYo w5ould appeiV to ba entitled to a quotefrs noidcde o ?? S9teter.t-The error was corrected in a paragraph .in Satutdai-y.s P-03L .'Tindlady.-T Waterworks' Company can clasim, ...

... IBIRMINGHAM LIBERAL UINIONI$T (Age I ALDERMAN KENICK, M.P., ON THE -HOME RULE BILL. The third annual meeting of the Birmingham Liberal Unionist Club (Limited) was held on Saturday evening, at the club premises in Martineau Street. Alderman Kenricc, MY., presided, and among those. present were Lieutenant-General Phelps, Councillor Hughes, hfessrs. E. H. Stringer, E. J. Smith, W. E. Ryland, J. ...

... M. ATEERLEY JONES, M.P., AD I HOME RULE. I Mr. Atherley Jones, IP. for South-West Durham, I wrjtes as follows to the Times:-I have no desire to question the wisdom of Mr. Gladstone for the attitude of reticence he has maintained upon the plan of Home Rule I that he will in the course of a few days submit to Parlia- t ment, but I venture to think that non-official Liberals would be doing no ...

... !Wovmuoam N- Add cpst I MND JOURNAL. i FRIDAY, FKBRUAYRY 3, 1893. LOcA WEATHM FwOECAST.-WtetCy swird', 4ght; Yair generaa'y Ir pcrtiaps ZocaZ fogs; odder. I In the. House of Lords, yesterday, after a p number of peers had taken the oath and sub- of scrihed the roll, the debate on the Address was co resumed by the Marquis of LOXNDOxDERRY, who said that Ulster had no intention of submitting M ...

... NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL coNFERENCE. The second day's sitting of the National grnltaral Coaference was held yesterday, at St. James's' London. Mr. James Lowther, M.P., occftpied the c49ir; and there was again a large attendance Of diles,-te tbough the ball was by no means so crowded as on the opering day. Amongst those prest o the Ilatorm were Lord Addington, Lord Digby, Lord Temp Lord Tbornley, ...

... *TR: -PRESIDENITAL - iLECT . I -1 LW AMUCAK. 1ETURN OF MR. CLEVWLAYID. : qw 'Yonw, -November 9' (1.30' ?? t election of Mr. Cleveland is fully assured, The Democrats have carried all the doubtful States, and also ?? of Illinois, which has always heretofore, been a Republican stronghold. At leabt Bi; voteS have been gained by the Democrats b j a system. of choosing electors by districts in, ...