... ?? 'R65. DUDLEY. Tin CASTLr FaRs-At a ineeting of the committee of tie Dudley Mechanics' Institution, held onl Monday evening, the pro- priety of holding fetes in the Castle grounds on behalf of the bnuiding fund of the institution at the ensuing Whittsuntide, in accordance with the custom of several years past, was discussed. It wae aug. goetedi by a member of the committee that the entire ...

... It will be in the recollection of our readers that on the 14th of August, 1855, an act of Parliament, entitled, An act to impose increased rates of duty of excise on spirits distilled in the United Kingdom: to allow malt, sugar, and molasses to be used duty free in the distillery of spirits in lieu of allowance on such spirits and molasses respectively, and to amend the laws relating to the ...

... We have at length the pleasure of being able to gratify the anxiety of the inhabitants of this borough and the midland district by announcing that her MAJESITY has appointed the days whereon she will pay her state visit to Birmingham. As at present arranged the QUEEN will travel by the London and North Western Railway to Coventry, on Monday, the 14th of June. She will there receive an address ...

... (Bu Elcetric TeldcraPh.) [COces, TeMPle cul7.licgs. New Street.] :EFFECTS OF BERNANED'S ACQUITTA-L IN FRANCE. 'The Hleratd's Pails correspoidfent write' that Bernard's acquittal has produced a feeling emnountutig almost to con- ?? Daily Ndes cericopoudont says: It is impossible to describe the stupefactioli caused by the verdict in Bernard's Case- The Metitctt)' did not even publis0 the result ...

... ?? istrict E'flvs, DUDLEY. STEALIXG A SHAWL.-Yesterday, at the Public Oflice, a middle- aged femIale, named Ann Bradley, was brought up in custody anceed of stealing a scawl, belonging to Ann, wife of William Bradley. Mrs. Bradley alleged that on the night of Christmas- day last, she slept at a beer house in Kjing Street, kept by John Brazier. She left her shawl, a black silk one, over the ...

... arlianitat vot Fiff4f. (By Ele/t*c arl Isnteratioewde Tefvcraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS. The Exchequer Bills (B2,000,000.,) Bill, was brought up from the Commons and read a first time. THE OATHS BILL-The House then went into committee on the Oaths Bill. -The Earl of WIORLOW moved the omission of the following words in clause 1 And I do declare that no foreign prince, person, state, or potentate, ...

... i-ortign ?41isttlfilllg. KIG VICTOR EMMANUEL.-A European war might lead to the emancipation of Lornbardo-Venetia, and in that case who but Victor Emmanuel would be called in to reign over the kingdom of constitutional Italy? He is but thirty- eight years of age, and it is impossible to say that he may not be reserved to assist in great events, and falfil a high destiny. His detestation of ...

... The annual meeting of the subscribers and friends of the above institution was held last night, at Dee's Hotel. At two o'clock in the day the building was thrown open for public inspection, but owing to the wretched state of the weather very few persons availed themselves of the opportunity of inspecting it. Daring the past year the building has been enlarged, so as to accommodate fifty boys, ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intended for publiecaien mduse be accompanied by the names and addresses of the writers, not necessawily for publication, but for the irnformaatioso of the Editor. Correspondents who set any special walue upon their con- municut ions must keep copies of them, as we cannet under- take to retcrn unused contributions. W. M., Bilston.-We have asked our ...

... 31 ?? O .fi 11141Ill- ai I o c- , , - I ?, f. - I - . -1?6 -- ?? -- ?? I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1858. NEWS OF THE DAY. There is some hope ylet for another quarter's salary for the DERY Miinistry. They have so far successfully surmounted the financial difficulty; and have now only to fear the India question. There can he no doubt that Mr. DcsR&xLl's Budget has been favourably received, both ...

... ViTM1,14has FAg WOOL THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1858. NEWS OF THE DAY. THE revenue returns are alluded to by the Minis- terial journals of last night. It is stated that the account for the quarter ending yesterday will be very favourable, and that the revenue has revived consider. ably since the termination of the commercial crisis. However the acconnt of the year, although it will be a million and a ...

... fortigly Apittlitylict. THE BOMBAY MATL. OUR SUCCESSES IN OUDE. (From the Times Specl Corcspondent.) CAMP CAWNPORE, February 27, Eight Morning.-The head quarters camp is breaking up, and in an hour or two I shall be on my way to our first halting groand at Oonao, in Oude, ten miles from this, and on the road to Lucknow. Walpole's Brigade, Tombs' troop Horse Artillery, and the greater portion ...