... Preliminary arrangements are being made by the political associations in view of the November, muni- 1 cipal electipons. The indications so far point to comparativily few changes in the constitution of the r Council. Taking the wards in the order in which they -appear upon the burgess lists, the retiring councfllor in Rotton Park is Mnr Walsh, who ifers himself for re-election, and is not ...

... HEXHAM. On the resumption of the enquiry into the Hexhamn election petition yesterday, counsel for the Public Prosecutor stated that the local agents to carry out the direction of the Court had not been instructed. The delay had not arisen through any indifference of the Public Prosecutor to the conduct of trial, but because he did not'at first see that he had power to make the necessary ...

... THE CHOQLR& [Bader's Telegrams.] PARsr, September 22.-There were 59 cases of cholera and 20 deaths in Paris and its suburbs yesterday, as S compared with 29 cases and l6 deaths on the previous 1 H 1 1iAmsn:, September 22.-Four cases of cholera and T three deaths occurred here yesterday, as compared with tU four cases' and four deaths on the previous day. Four h fresh cases of cholera and three ...

... A GEBMAN OFFICER ON 'S *Is DEBCIE. 'HE NOVELIST' REPLY. M.Zla has replied in the 1iga0 to captain Jan&e*a ?? o. r the German General Staff, who took exception to X ZoIs account of the French amy i hia}l los book - La Debade, and specially pointed ?? tat be cat a slhr on the of icers of the army. on Its generals, as well as on the rank and file, that Was wholly unmented. He says:- Captain ...

... , At the London Bankruptcy Court, yesterday, the first meeting of the creditors under this failure was held, before Mr. Pope, assistant ?? surmmaryof accounts and observations were published in our issue ?? Chairman proeeaded to deal with the proofs put in, the first of which was that of Mr. F. Alexander for £4,669., money lent and interest. This was disallowed on the ground that no dates and ...

... CHAMBRS OF AGRICULTUR&. WARWICKE[fRE. A. masting of this chamber was hold at thehire, Bal. ' Warwick, on Saturday. Mr. J. , Davies ?? side&---A letter was' read fromnthe secreta c~ Naf Obu~ C aber of Aidcultolre, statn -did not Wish to join in the eita~biiameut of anagru- .toal college with warwickehirs Is lk rlndI sen ' ormai wash extremelydhpntdtt DbODntSi.nt feel dissed to Joi M1 wi them;- ...

... BANQUET TO MR F. JAMo AT I - . ALDRIDGE. Last night, MAr. F. James was enies.ained at diner at the Public l, Aidridge. A postponement of the function from the summer having taken pace first in consequence of the death of Mr. Jaie's Soi, -sd next on Mr. James's 8 to a the issue of the election petition. The laiiJ had bee handsomely decorated: for. the occaion by Mr. 3 . H. Wright, of Walsall, ...

... - I : TH CITYL A: ieeingof the CityCouncil visbh yeste y, at the Coitol House; the 'Mayor (Alderman. Parke) :AwaBns AYBas-The MAvon preseaed araport Of the priae prentation to Alderman Avery 'of the esoluition conferrmn upon him the houioray ?? the eitt cm union was ordered to beaentjrd eon the 2Dinutes; -FutANox COMUEl -The report of this committee wasresetled ?? CraNo who muoved -the .;heov ...

... 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 ...

... - 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' ...

... ,, ?? 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, ...

... 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, ...