... THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MEETING. All who have attended the pleasant meetings provided by the Arcbteological Association of this town were glad to meet once more at one of its corrersaoonces like that held last night at the Institats, the cosy News Room of which had been converted into a temporary museum. The windows were hung with drapery, and the walls decorated with many drawings, photographs, ...

... dart RA official. The Queen held a chapter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter on Tuesday afternoon at Buckingham Palace. Soon after three o'clock the Queen was conducted by Viscount Sydney (Lord Chamberlain) and the Earl of St. Germans (Lord Steward) to the white drawing-room. Her Majesty wore her mantle as Sovereign of the Garter, toge- ther wvith the collar of the Order. The mantle was ...

... . . I . z- ld?p grovium MAIRRIAGE WITa A DEGEASED '1IFE'S $ISTEH.-A gentleman residing ab Darlington, w vhlo had married his de- ceased wife's sister, has recently been openly expelled from the communion in the face of the whole congregation by ihe officiating minister of his parish, with thesanction. we sincerely regret to say, of the Bishpp.of the Dioceso. D ?? hamt £'kronicle. ...

... ST. MARTIN'S WORKING TMEN'S ASSOCIATION. The fifth annual meeting of this Association was held on Monday, at the Inge Street School Rooms, the Rev. Dr. Miller, the president, .In the chair. There was a large attendance of working men. Among the friends and supporters of the institution present were the Rev. F. S. Dale and Ray. W. Barker, curates of St. Martin's; Messrs. T. W. Williams, B. ...

... t-, RPATCLIFF PLACE. He that robs me of my good name, takes that which not enriches hil, and makes me poor indeed. TO tie EDITOR of the DAILY POST. Sir,-The label or libel on the M Midland Institute will, in all probability, be the only enduring memorial of this tihe golden ago of the Corporation ; and I beg to protest against its removal. Let the writing on the wall re- main; it will ...

... Tihe usual weekly meeting of the Guardians was held at the Parish Offices, Paradise Street, on Wednesday afternoon, the CHAIRMaN. (Alderman Lloyd) presiding. The attendance was small. The minutes of the previous meeting and the Quarterly Board having been confirmed, the CLwetR read the following letter from Mr. Leonard, which had been addressed to the Board of Overseers, and was referred by ...

... At a meeting of the Wednesbury Parliamentary Reform Association, on Friday evening, the following address to the Reformers of the South Staffordshire district was Unanimously adopted:- BRoTHzn REsFosues,-We live in an age of progression, when even Tories admit that a reform in the Commons House of Parliament is requisite when ambiguity and equivocation should be repudiated; when shams, cant, ...

... THE PEOPLE'S .FREE PARK AT BIRMINGHAM. Under this title the Builder of Saturday has some re- marks on the unsatisfactory condition of the Aston Park purchase, in which, amidst a great deal of coarseness, there is a good deal of truth. No one who is not insensible to the honour of the town can read the following without a feeling of shame and humiliation:- Aston Hall and Park, which the ...

... (El nd RA 0aicial. Wscerson, January 18.-The Princess Alice dined with her Majesty yesterday. The Hon. iMrs. Biddulph and M~ajor Riphinston, R.E., hlad the honour of being invited. The party also included the following visitors, who arrived at the Castle in the afternoon :-Tlie Mlarquis of Exeter, the Earl and Countess of Clarendon, the Ladies Constance and Alice Villiers, the Right Hon. C. B. ...

... - ?? -- - 4 ortfognufff. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. fillctutrs s isndd for publid ic n must be accompanid by aht names and a&ddraese of the writers, not neousariliY for publication, but for the informatton of the Editor. orses1,podenas who set any spceial value upon their corn- muninattorens nit keep copies of them, as we cannot ueder- taee to return unused cotriutiois. C. A statue is a statue ...

... 'd:a ?, D, istrk IONS. J3TDLEiY. OFE IEOL.-FIBE00O aIN CiADstiY PFoal' At tis , Proteis- fail, yesterday, before Captain Ilennijtt and p Feradef, B c, ,rt .w. flipkiss, William Croft.,. and Thomas Cicyl weray charged ?? ilie 27th of Jusie lestunlaw- ful te so ?? ofit ?? cldley Pool, the property..o Lord Ward. isir. Jennins (i~fon 'la*WaInwright's) appeared for the presecutiOO; Mdr. Homfic ...

... LATEST N-WS LAT - 8 -- I\vaR~ll By ELEUTRIU AeND 1 IcRK&TcOcTAL 1ELB;EiArn. ,9rIas, TsePLS BFILTNcGS, YEw STRa5E. SPAIN AND MOROCCO. The Paris Pays says that the ultimatum proposed by Spain to Morocco does not expire on the 15bb, as has been erroneously stated, but on the 20th. After that date, how- ever, the commander of the Spanish forces has instructions to act with vi our. The following ...