... Birmingham by addreesing a crowded meeting last night in the Town Hall. He reviewed the history of the past fifty years to show that the Tory party had opposed successive measures of useful reform, and had in each case had to surrender to the populr will ...

... the National School Room, on Wednesday evening, which building was beautifully and tastefully deco- rated with evergreens, flowers, and banners, including one with a fine portrait of our gracious Queen. The tea corm menced at half-past 5 o'clock; and was ...

... members, and the following gentlemen o ro were declared duly elected by show of hands, viz.- r The Rev B. Bull, rector ;Messrs George Edwin I Balker, farmer;, fai lwr iebre Obpal ?? ?? Flower, edge toolmaker; George Aubrey 0 a There was a fair attendance on ...

... much spirit. The villagers were early astir, and were soon buoily engaged in decorating thes village by placing linies of flowers across ties leading thorouglsfare. The members of the Ch club also soon bogan to alssemble ant their clbebIouse, the George ...

... Dee home. Nipper-for he was a waif-I took home thatnight cold and gave hi'n his name Hae hived a marry life with me-12th showed much pluok'and zeal in thekilling of rats, and ion- vent tilnentlyslew a cat which had-unnatural brute, unlike his obta friend ...

... thle demonstration of Thursday was us the most gratifying to every trne-hearted Liberal which BE ha benhldheefo mn yar.It showed, beyond all o question or dispute, that thoug many of the working- of classes may desire a larger extension of time hutffrage ...

... with or unlawfully threatentng to ?? his wife, and was required to show Of cause why he should not be bound over to keep the peace [le towards her. After hearing the evideece, which showed the in conduot of the defendant to be most brutal, the bench ordered ...

... Christmns Eve last year for the first time, and continued this year, was one of the astonishing incidents of the period, and showed that, notwith- standing the earnest appeals in the post ollice wvildowb and in the public prcss, procrastination as regards ...

... Gazelle, that it Is proposed by 1A Chelsea Pensioner to raiss a subscription, to purchase a service of plate,i to be presented to Major Layerd, M.P., Ifor his invaluebje services in the cause of the out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital.' We hope this proposal ...

... 1BobertDalton (Carlisle), Alf red T. Harmer (Cirencester), W.T S. Harmer (Cireucester), C. Elton (H1ans Town, Chelsea), WV. H. Chapman (Museum Ward, Chelsea), Herbert C, Saunders, ?? J. J, Nunn, MA,A, ?? N. 0. Pope, Donald MoArthur, Staulahre Leo, A. Green. Army ...

... reet schools had been constructed, in cones. Los qucence of which a portion lead fallen down, Ties ye, treasurer's report showed a balance in hand of £B1123 ia lr d, of whiech about £E510 was due to the Great W WVestern Railway Comnpany, being a portion ...

... ending Mar. 7 amounted on 18,1441 miles to £071,332, and for ounce( the corresponding week 1807 Oil 12,881 miles to £f611,340, showing draw an increase of 318 miles and of £10,010. is a .A CENTNrgILAaeNr AND FiuIAM8LI CIRCLE.-OUr obituary told conitains t ...