... £L BOARD OF HEALTH. ay the MAYOR (Aid. Thompson) presided. .f a full attendance of aldermen and coun- THE SUIRVEYOtSTIlp. .ene CrEnmm having read a letter from Mr C. S. Now- -mran, the surveyor to the board, dated Novembe 2, *giving notice that on the 1st February next Ie welii } -xsign the appointment that he held under thle t'o*rd. k discussiou ensued as to the propriety of unin:g I 'this ...

... 20Ms WREK THISHALF-YEAR RAILWAYS. 1887. Bedale rnd Leybara.s. 160 BHe 954 £ B~bo1,neot 1171 1007 'b ceastr. .2961 Briotol nld lxeter . . .5778 ?? Ohe~tetrand 4161yhtbz 6454 Cork and ?? 321 CorkBlkfr'k,&psj~agc 232 , Dubin&EelfsatJuneot 1.8e Dundee, P~tbeirdeden 980 DundslkalEanirskilloo 448 Dublin & Droglasda b1570 Dub&K 'lngstovwo&W * 1242 ?? 3 Ese15.CountiteeE.U. 22768 &st Lancashire ?? * ...

... IT is known that HEIL MAJESTY'S Ministers have all along expressed their disapprobation of the insidious scheme for reviving the slave-trade under a new name, which the EMPEROR OF TME FREizmw was unfortunately induced by the cupidity of French plan- ters in the tropics to sanction ; and an imitation of which our own West Indian sugar growers, aided by the Times and M1forning Post, have been ...

... f I N D IA N M A I L.oM of ?? 3- . @ _ direct ,h CAPTURE OF THE KING OF lutior DELHI AND HIS SONS. placai Dr e-te In ]RELIEF OF LIUCKNOW. 3 ? I ?? * _ noteh at DEATHS OF GENERAL paym 1.- arises E.NICHOLSON AND GENERAL any 1 ft NEILL. with be ini ta (By British and Irish Ifagnetic Telegralph.) ly ThE 1 The following telegram was' received yesterday at no cc it the Foreign Office, London:- ...

... A&1tIPlIx1k;A. i ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. The screw steamer, City of Baltimore, arrived in the Mersey yesterday morning, bringing advices from Nese York to the 12th inst., one day later than those by the Persia. She had on board 25 cabin and 235 steerage passen- gers, but brought no specie. Monetary affairs had continued to improve. The Herald of the 12th, says ?? The stock market ...

... DEATH OF A SOLICITOR UNDER I STRANGE CLROUMSTANCES. 7 Mr Badger held an inquest yesterday week, at I Sheffield, on the body of Joseph Dodgeon, late of Leeds, I solicitor, Vho died on the previous day under somewhat strange oircamstances. The deceased came to Sheffield 4 on Wednesday week, from Nottingham, and by some means got to the house of Aun Stead, a married woman, who lives apart from ...

... I T You 'Cl y UNITED STATES. ,dely. FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS. tel The Niagara has arrived with New York papers to the z be- 20th ult., and telegraphic intelligence to Halifax up to the y die- 22nd. much ldhby The Supreme Court of the State of New York on thel9th Sad, nit.. pronounced an important decision which settled the legal question whether by the mere fact of suspending cash payments the ...

... ALLEGED LIBEL AGAINS'i MR. EDWIN WARD JACKSON. At the Mansion-bouse, London, on Saturday last, Mr Edwin Ward Jackson, of No. 14, Craven-hill-gardens, Hyde-park, a inagistrate of the North-riding of York- shlre, appeared before Mr Alderman Wire, in answer to a 3ummons which had been issued against him, at the instance of Mr ilenjanijin Coleman, of 28, Poaltry charging him with ?? unlawfully ...

... i I I The annual meeting of the Hull East Circuit branch of the Wesleyan Foreign Missionary Society took plne in George-yard chapel on Monday evening, Mr Wax. Field in the chair; and upon the platform were several ministers and laymen. After singing and prayer, The CHAInMaA briefly opened the proceedings. The Rev Mr RoBINsoN then read the report, which stated that the methodist church was ...

... The following extracts from a letter, received by a gentleman in this town, have been forwarded to us for publication:- publicastreing an Delhi, Sept. 23, 1857. 11 I was reading an articie in a Lahore newspaper, which exults in our recent victories, and traces in them the verification of prophecy, more especially of the book of Daniel. The writer asserts that the over- throw of the Mussulman ...

... .I ISCEL LANEOUS.| A very destructive fire broke out- on Wednesday evening, on the premises of Messrs. Thompson and Croewell, 1 builders, in the-Oaledonian-road, London, by which property t to a large amount was consumed. ' The firm was fully in- 1Isured. 2 Govermnent have come to the determination of erecting defences for the protection of IKingatown harbour, for which purpose a circular ...

... _ LCUETo Yo-UN11G W-,- WONES.-Upwards of one thwousand young Women01 assembled in the Temperance-hail, 'e Leeds-roadi, Bradford, on Thursday evening, to bear a lee- an h. toeb h e~3 .Coo RdRdng Hood and die the WOEW hesbet fteletrwhc a intended El, 'y frongW Oey,.tdegibegtocounisel arid H, ) ur hnigjs hesae n esptatone which beset gn a.- ?? h ord h e.3 . Campbell, M.A., pr U,~,peio fin as SLOE ...