... I-TANT)SWORTI-T HIGAWAY BOARD AND T{ET TItA2WAYS. Yesterdat a special meeting of tile landsworth uigh- hey Bolrd 1i(laS hold at the Working Mon's Club, Villa L'aid, to consider the request of the Birmingham and Dis- trict asnmway Company for permission to lay down tranm- li- sidingri at various poillts on the route. Mr, Wr. M. Bllis (chtirrnan) presiddd. Messrs. Hlaslucic, Oldham, and Smith v ...

... KING'S NORTOQN QU4ADIA AND M., FORSTER'S BILL. The fortnightly ipeatin of the King's Norton Poard of Guardian. Was2ie'id at; the Workhouse, Selly Oak, yester- ?? frst btciinaew-;rai tha reading of petL tions from the London and Mnanchester Boards of tuardians opposing Mar. Forster's Bill for the apendment of the Education Act. The Chairmati (Mr. Rutter) renikekd thatl with regard to the paymnq ...

... i -I i RO U E . -- A ?? a I i . TRqOUlBLERS OF ARCITECTS.- In the BiuUder there is a report of an addresi 'lately given a' the ArchittcturnlAssociatfon, ?? F. Chambers, in which the troubles of arehitects are amusingly set firth, On the subject of a client's appreciation of services, Mr. Chambers said Have you the consciousness of having done your utmost for a client of having really ...

... rEDINESBURY- SC MOOL BOARID. Thi ordlirrary fortnightiy nrcsotiig of thiiB ]osuarl n-ns held ?? rirs 3Mr. .i WVilliams ?? Clerk r-I licel that ,lur. fiile', mr:ter of the Iill's Pill i'iloui], thi b eci ill7 will( iniih!o tO attend to his *ilntics and on the ...

... %, 1*10mau RAR fia IAND JOURNAL. I I MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1873. Dr. RAYMI.AN has given notice to the Governing Body of Rugby School that le will take the earliest opportunity of moving the Court of Queen's Bench for a mamnamus, or will seek such other remedy as the law may afford. Sir SAUIEL BmAKirm writes to the Times in expla- ,nation of his recent statement that in savage war- fare he ...

... BIRI&IINGHAM AND MIIDLAND INSTITUTE. AUCHSEOLOGICAL SEOTIO . A meeting was hold last night, at the Inctitute, for the purpose of hearing papers in the Archreological Section. Mr. S. Timmnins presided. The first paper was road by Lieuteanmt-Coloncl Langnall, on the result of his excava- tions at Wall. on the site of tbe Roman station at Etoce- tumn, as the place was known in those days. In ...

... A public meoting of the inhabitants of the parish of Cannock was held in the Public Rlooms, Omunocir, oar Tuesday evening, for the purpose of eliciting an expression of opinion as to the appropriation of W1rood's Charity, otherwise known as Cannock Grammar School. The room was erowdedl.*B--ir. E. Hall was voted to the chair, and in opening the proceedings he referred to the excited state of ...

... [From t7e Times.] The hew Birmingham School Board met on Wednesday last for the first time since the late elections. There had been a sharp contest between those who were and those who wore not favourable to the well-kisown policy of the Birmingham Education League, and the adherents of the Leaguo bad just secured a bare majority of representatives. The strength of the two parties was speedily ...

... CHU7RCH SOHOOLMASTERS' AND SCHOOL- MISTRESSES' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. The sixth animal meeting of the Birmingham and Din* triot Lgsal Board of the Church Schoolmasters' and Schoolmaistresses' Benovolent Institution was hold at the Royal Hotel, on Saturday afternoon. Mr. A. M. Chance (president) occupied the chair, and amofig thoso present were the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Worcester, Rev. ...

... [ ELECTION INTELLIGENCE, I NOMIIN ATIONKS lYESTERDAY. Grr.r-'wrrcH.-DMr. Gladstone (L), Mr. Boord (C), Mr. Liardet (C). Dr. Langley (L. Ml,'vnrlOh'Ee.-Mr. T. Hughes (LI, Sir T. Chamberns (L), Mr. IV. Forssyth, Q.C. (C), Mr. D. Gsrint(L). Aaeoo-cr..--Capetain Hfenry Wellesley (C), HIon. D. Fortescuo r,) lli'rnrrs' Mc. B1. Samuelson (L), Lieutenanlt.Coloncl Wil- kimon'a (.I I3.seas rrr.r.-Mr. J. ...

... |REPRESENTATION OF TAMNVORTH. A crowded meeting of the supporters of Mr. ITfabury, the 0xnservstive candidate, was held lastevening, at seven o'clock, in the Town Hall. Mr. Mayon presided-Mr. Hanhury, who was enthusinstically received, said that whenlie first came before there in 1872 it was as a Liberal- Conservative, and -when he said that, he thongtif; lie v was usiog a terim nvwhich every ...

... A14D JOURNAIL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1878. ?? A Cabinet Council will be held to-morrow. It is ?? announced in, the Telegraph that a second meeting of Ministers will probably take place on Satuiday, and, perhaps, ?? subsequent meetings in the ensuing week. The principal members of the. Cabinet will then leave town, and will not, return until Lord Mayor's Day, when most of them will, it is ...